The new price is (standard amount of wishes a genie gives) 3 x 9 (the phrase the whole nine yards) x 3112 x 2 (snake eyes on a pair of dice are two.) The price is therefore: 168048.
This cup relies on deduction to solve it.
First big trick in solving it is taking a notepad and making seven columns (slots). One for each berry.
For simplicity, we’ll refer to poisonous berries as P, bland berry as B, Delicious Berries as D, and Healing Berry as H.
Then you need to start getting some specific placements down.
There are a few different ways to go about it, but the one described below is probably the easiest. If you want more help, click on the various buttons below.
Using the two phrases “ones at either side will not heal you, my friend, and one will force your life to an early end“ and “the bland berry may hide in plain sight, but it is to the last berry’s right. That will tell you that a P will either be in slot 1 or 7, but because the last P will have the berry to its right, it cannot be slot 7, and therefore, you know slot 1 is a poisonous berry.
The next phrase to use is “No berry of malign is next to its vicious kind“. Meaning no poisonous berry is next to another poisonous berry.
With that foreknowledge we can start gaming out three scenarios where we place Ps with at least one slot between them.
SCENARIO A (P in slots 1, 3, and 5):
P- ? - P - ? - P - possibly B - possibly B, but certainly not H.
SCENARIO B (P in slots 1, 3, and 6):
P- ? - P - ? - ? - P - B
SCENARIO C (P in slots 1, 4 and 6):
P- ? - ? - P - ? - P - B
Next phrase you should use is: “No delicious berry find on both its flanks someone from the poisonous ranks. Meaning a D can not have P on both its sides.
In scenario A above, the Ds could only fit on slot 6 and 7 without having poison on both its flank, but we know from the combination of the two earlier discussed phrases that B has to be in either slot 6 or 7. So there’s not room for both Ds in scenario A. Keeping scenario B and C and placing Ds without P’s on both its flanks gives:
SCENARIO B
P-?-P-D-D-P-B
SCENARIO C
P- D- D - P - ? - P - B
Now is the time to use the phrase “the one of us you wish to find loathes the fifth berry in line.“ If you are to assume, correctly, that H does not hate oneself, H cannot be in slot 5. Therefore, Scenario C is out of the question. Leaving Scenario B, where H would have to be in slot 2. Looking at the berries in line on the coffee cup, the berry that occupies the 2nd slot is “Strawberry”.
The answer to coffee cup one is “STRAWBERRY“
This cup has three components that need to be solved in order to find the one-word answer.
If you are torn about some of the answers to the riddles, the windows will indicate how many words each riddle answer should be.
I’m juicy, pulpy and even a colour.
Think a liquid that you drink.
Yes, orange juice. It is a colour, a fruit and pulpy. The answer is: orange
You may need to dig two of something, even if plan on serving me cold. This one combines two bad-ass saying about the same concept and word.
Seek revenge and you should dig two graves, one for yourself.
The other saying is revenge is a dish best served cold.
The thing that is being served cold and requires two graves is:
Revenge.
"Some say I am a type of time. Some say I belong to the Nordic god of Thunder."
This mashes 80’s pop culture and the trusted belonging of the Nordic God Thor.
Hammer time and Thor’s hammer.
The answer is hammer
I’m not your uncle, sister or wacky aunt, but some say I am a relative and a father.
The uncle, sister or wacky aunt is a misdirect. What can be described as relative and a father? The same is also described as a flat circle, linear (contrarily to flat circle) and a certainty of the human condition. The answer is: Time.
Time is relative
Father time
"You’ll find me on walls, toes and coffins too."
The final … in the coffin...
The ….s on the toes and fingers.
The answer is: Nail
I don’t take to the sun well, but I’m a carnie’s home and I am a always just.
Carnie’s “home” is the fair.
If you’re fair skinned you do not take to the sun so well.
Another word for just is fair.
The answer is fair.
Most use me in their career, and to screw in a light bulb in the ceiling.
A thing you climb, literally.
A thing you climb, metaphorically, in your career.
The answer is ladder.
You need one letter from each answer, and it is not the first letter.
Look at the buildings for an indicator.
Still don’t know?
Each building has a set amount of windows.
The answer to each riddle has the same amount of letters as windows below it. Each lit window represents the letter you need from the answer. So as an example. The second building from the right.
The answer is fair.
There are two lit windows.
Meaning you need the second letter in the word FAIR, which is A.
I suppose you could, but each billboard has a power line going to the signage below. They indicate where the seven letters from the seven riddles go.
So using second from the right again, tracing the power line to the final spot on the signage below will tell you A goes in the last spot.
The final answer to cup 2 is:
Vanilla.
Coffee cup three is a chart the path kind of puzzle.
By figuring out the conductors exact path and stops she makes, you will have an order of stations. That path is:
Heading west to “Cold Mountain stn”
Thru the tunnel, skipping the next two stations, but stopping at “Horse station“.
Next to “Old station“.
Thru the tunnel without stopping until “Cold Mountain station”.
Then yet again skipping the next two stations, and skipping Horse Station and stopping for tea at “Old station“.
Then diverting to “Love station“, then coming back on the track finally stopping at “Atom station“ and “Tree station“ and coming thru the tunnel the other way to “Echo station“.
The stops are then:
Cold Mountain
Horse Station
Old Station
Cold Mountain
Old Station
Love Station
Atom Station
Tree Station
Echo Station
Look at the first letter of each of them. It spells CHOCOLATE.
The answer to cup three is: “Chocolate“.
The solution to coffee cup four is a two-word answer. Most of the items on the bottom phonetically makes a letter. The ones that do not provide you the letter in more direct ways.
They items and letters are:
The newspaper has an “eye“ on it, which is the letter “I“.
The sign post has the periodic table on it. One square is highlighted, but it is missing its element name and letter. If you look up the missing square it is “C” for carbon.
The TV has a bee on it minus BE. Which gives you “E“.
The binocular is looking at a “sea“, which makes it the letter “C”.
The pirate has a speech bubble above it. Which reads "*affirmation. A pirate affirms by saying “arrrr“, which phonetically is an “R“.
Next item is the TV again. The TV has a bee on it minus BE. Which gives you “E“.
The final item is the film projector. The projector has a rebus equation. The solution is: MAN + GO + JAM - MANGO - J = AM.
Now that all the answers are in place, the answer spells out: ICE CREAM.
Ice cream is the answer to cup four.
This one is a doozy! It’s probably the hardest puzzle of them all and has taken people 40-100 minutes to solve.
The first big recommendation is to print the papers. It will make solving it and having a good overview that much easier.
That out of the way, let's get to it.
There are different starting approaches, this just one of them:
Using the exit log you will fill in which drivers were in which vehicle numbers. You may not get a definitive driver for an exit, but getting certainties that a group of drivers handled a specific batch of exits will get you closer to filling it in
By the cleaners description Pernille exited in an NLD. Cross referencing the exit log, that can only be vehicle 1001. Checking the fleet list, that tells you there are only two NLDs unaccounted for then. Only three more drivers (Stig, Kirsten and Tyrone) are eligible to drive NLDS.
Stig and Kirsten are only licensed to drive NLDs and nothing else. Therefore, Stig and Kirsten drove the last two NLDs. We don’t which one drove 1002 or 1003, but one of them drove one of them, and the other drove the other. Write Stig/Kirsten next to one, and then Kirsten/Stig next to the other.
10:44pm the cleaner saw Jeffries close a Wee truck and drive off. The only wee truck that correlates with that is vehicle 2004. Check that off the exit log with Jeffrie’s name next to it.
The driver Tyler Rennes is only licensed to drive Vaulens. There is only one Vaulen in the fleet. That means you can dedicate Tyler to 5001.
There are four carriage trucks, but carriage trucks are not compatible with the bay in Central hall, so you can safely say that Tyrone and Barbara did not drive carriage trucks. Looking at the driver list, there are only four drivers that are not accounted for, that can drive Carriages. They are: Lukas Johansson, Lukas Ramirez, Ricky Santiago and Monique Chantelle.
Put those names next to all the 3000 exits.
In the window of 10:59pm to 11:10pm the cleaner worked in Central hall, and witnessed Barbara Lee and Tyrone leave the hall while he was there. The central hall only has a bay for bravo compatible trucks, which are NLDs, WEEs and SLYFLYS. All the NLDs are accounted for so you can ignore that.
This means that Barbara and Tyrone with certainty drove either vehicle nrs: 4001, 2001 or 2003.
So we have now 2002 and 4002 that are not accounted for at all. The only drivers that have not been linked with any vehicle numbers so far, are: Donovan, Estan Istanovic and John Bradley. John Bradley is only licensed to drive WEEs (vehicle numbers that start with 2000) so 2002 is his. This also correlates with the cleaners description that she heard dogs barking in South hall. John Bradley’s ringtone is “Who let the dogs out“.
4001, 2001, 2003 and 4002 are then all linked to either Tyrone, Barbara, Donovan and Estan. Donovan and Estan do not drive WEEs, so that means with certainty that Tyrone and Barbara drove 2001 and 2003. Barbara left before Tyrone, so write Barbara next to 2001 and Tyrone next to 2003.
Estan makes his own perfume. The cleaner said when she entered Central there was a lingering scent. It remained the whole time there. Assuming that is Estan he has been there before she entered. Possibly a while before. 4002 exited much before 4001, and 4001 exited while the cleaner was in Central hall. And they did not describe seeing anyone else there. Therefore we can with much certainty assume Estan drove 4002 and Donovan drove 4001.
Cleaner witnessed the cargo was in North hall, and that it was in there at 10:44.
That excludes anything exiting before 10:45. Which leaves us with the following trucks:
10.45pm
10.48pm:
10.48pm
10.54pm:
10.55pm:
11.04pm
11.05pm
11.08pm:
11.08pm
11.09pm:
2004
5001
3004
1002
1003
4001
2001
3001
2003
3002
4030kgs
2004kgs
850kgs
7884kgs
730kgs
1809kgs
1097kgs
700kgs
2004kgs
839kgs
The coffee itself weighs one metric ton (1000 kilos) which Florence Bellamy informs you in the video. That excludes: 3004, 1003, 3001 and 3002. Leaving us this:
10.45pm
10.48pm:
10.54pm:
11.04pm
11.05pm
11.08pm
2004
5001
1002
4001
2001
2003
4030kgs
2004kgs
7884kgs
1809kgs
1097kgs
2004kgs
Cargos cannot be moved between halls it is stated on the cleaners statement. The coffee crate was seen in North hall, meaning it had to have been stolen from North hall. North hall only has bays that can accommodate trucks with compatibility with Charlie and Bravos. That excludes the lone Vaulen truck: 5001. 2004 was loaded and exited by Jeffries in South hall, so that excludes that truck. Leaving us:
10.54pm:
11.04pm
11.05pm
11.08pm
1002
4001
2001
2003
7884kgs
1809kgs
1097kgs
2004kgs
THE EMOJI MESSAGE
By “Converting” the emojis to regular text you will find simple descriptions for location, time and price. The answers for each is below.
The new price is (standard amount of wishes a genie gives) 3 x 9 (the phrase the whole nine yards) x 3112 x 2 (snake eyes on a pair of dice are two.) The price is therefore: 168048.
Statue of liberty indicates New York, taking a ferry to man + a hat + & means Manhattan. Get on a (subway) to (East Broadway) station. Walk into (Chinatown = paifang emoji) directly (WEST) until you reach a (park).That park, looking at a map is Columbus Park.
24 - (eight ball is 8) - (high noon is 12) + (a baker’s 12 is, 12 being a dozen, a baker’s dozen is 13) - 0.30mins = 16:30 or 4:30pm.
168048, Columbus Park and 4:30PM.
Florence Bellamy urges you to try and get into her brothers' emails, which she informs you is on their shared portal. She also hints that some of them may even hide their password in plain sight, and if that doesn’t help, it might help to get into the source code.
www.bullsandbatteries.com
On the site there are three different portals for logging into the three different brothers’ emails.