Man enters brothel

A visitor arrives at the Chumcock Inn, mistaking it for a regular brothel. He is informed that it is a unique establishment where even entering and leaving costs a fortune. Despite this, he insists his money is good and is shown the booth where the ladies rest. He decides to take all the ladies, not for pleasure, but to ask them questions. He proposes a game where they answer his questions in exchange for money.

What does the visitor initially assume about the Chumcock Inn?

• It's a museum.

• It's a brothel.

• It's a restaurant.

• It's a regular hotel.

How does the host describe the Chumcock Inn?

• As a simple inn.

• As a unique brothel.

• As a cheap place.

• As a public library.

What does the visitor want to do with the ladies?

• Ignore them.

• Take them all for a meal.

• Ask them a few questions.

• Dance with them.

What is the visitor's proposal to the ladies?

• To cook a meal.

• To sing a song.

• To leave the inn.

• To play a game for money.

What does the visitor promise the ladies in exchange for answering questions?

• A dance.

• A gift.

• A free meal.

• Money.