Approach a booth that seems to sell stuff

You walk over to what seems like a booth selling all kind of things to the party guests. Apparently costumes and little gadgets. A redhaired women in a black dress is standing behind the counter, talking enthusiastically to the customers. But something seems odd. As you come close, you notice that people don't seem to pay for their stuff - but that, in fact, the vendor is handing out coins. But also items at the same time.

You frown and try to make sense of what is happening there, but there is no doubt: The guests are walking to the counter, discussing with the vendor, and then leave, with coins and a newly acquired item. There is also a big black sign in one corner of the booth displaying prices.

You get even closer. Then you understand. It's not a booth selling useful things at all, it's a way to stack up your money - for a price. "Remote-controlled vibrator - 500 coins", reads one line. "Ball gag - 500 coins", another. "Maid's dress (for women) - 300 coins", "Maid's dress (for men) - 1500 coins". And also: "Penis cage - 2000 coins".

What happens here is that guests can get enough money to make it through the door by signing a contract to wear a certain item or piece of clothing from now on. {if coins >=2000}As you do have enough money, this should be nothing of your concern, and indeed, there are some quite nasty ideas which are not keen to try. Of course, you can always add something anyway, if you want. {elseif coins<2000}You are indeed lacking some money, so this could be an opportunity. You immediatly dismiss some options: You don't want to be gagged for example. But maybe...? {elseif coins<500}You are, of course, in **** need of money, so you immediatly scan the priciest options. But they all come with a nasty hook attached. Do you really want to walk around dressed like a woman? Do you really want to put on a penis cage?{endif}