The Checkout Scenario

You're leaving tomorrow at 9am. Here's what's in the house tonight. Get every single one right — this is the scenario that keeps the house working for the next person. 100% required, unlimited retries.

1. 1.The fridge has half a carton of milk, some vegetables from the neighbor, and leftover curry. What happens to it?

   Leave it — the next steward can eat itTake it all with you; the fridge must be empty of perishablesLeave only the unopened milkMove it to the freezer

2. 2.There's a half-full bag of each type: red, blue, green, paper. Tomorrow isn't a collection day for any of them. What do you do?

   Tie them up and leave them by the door for the next stewardPut them all at the station tonight — they'll be collected eventuallyTake them with you (or arrange in Discord for someone staying to put them out)Bury the food bag in the garden and leave the rest

3. 3.A dirty natto container is in the sink. Quickest correct move?

   Green bag — it has the プラ markRinse it, dry it, then green bag — or red bag if it won't come cleanLeave it soaking for the next stewardRed bag — natto containers are hopeless anyway

4. 4.One PET bottle on the counter. What's the full sequence?

   Cap off and label off (both → green bag), rinse, crush — then it travels with your trashRinse it and drop it whole into the green bagLeave it by the PET net for the next collectionBurnable — it's just one bottle

5. 5.You broke a cup last night. What's the right prep?

   Bottle containers at the station — it's glassWrap in newspaper, write ガラス on the blue bag, and take it with youStraight into the blue bag — it's landfillWrap it and put it in the red bag

6. 6.Last check before you lock up. Which list is right?

   Fridge empty · all trash with you · bags labeled · nothing at the station off-dayFridge empty · trash bagged neatly in the genkan · windows open to air the houseTrash with you · fridge has only your leftovers · station bags out tonight to save timeEverything in one big bag at Clean Hill on your way out