You are an employee at the Museum of All Things. You work in the Deliveries & Preliminary Definitions department. Today, several large crates have been delivered to the museum, and your supervisor has tasked you and your coworker Ron to process them. Your supervisor has informed you that most of the objects in the shipment need to be transferred to the museum’s Art department, but a few non-art objects will be present as well.
You pry open the first crate. Inside are an assortment of paintings and sculptures; as far as you can tell, everything in this crate belongs in the Art department. You and Ron carefully remove the contents of the crate and place them on a nearby conveyor belt that leads to the Art department.
You open the next crate. Much like the previous, this crate contains paintings and sculptures of various materials and styles. Again, you move the crate’s contents to the conveyor belt. As you unload the objects, however, you notice something new toward the bottom of the crate. You pick the new object up and examine it; it is a Nintendo 64 video game cartridge—specifically, a copy of Super Mario 64.
Decision:
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