Ah, a 1970s transistor radio—now that’s a treasure! I can already picture swapping out the old speaker for a clear crystal one, slapping neon strips along the back, and draping it in velvet with a splash of gold trim. The only snag might be finding that right‑handed crystal oscillator; those old things can be stubborn, but I’ve got a stash of spare parts just in case. I’ll probably get lost in the wiring and forget the deadline, but that’s the price of resurrecting a forgotten gem. Let’s turn it into a runway star!

Got it—oscillator first, glitter later. I’ll get my hands on that little crystal and keep the chaos in check. The velvet and gold are a perfect foil. Let’s make the crowd wonder how an old relic turned runway‑ready.

Right, keep the crystal chill, no heat, no warbling. I’ll stash it in a little jar with some silica gel, just in case. The velvet will cover the mess, the gold will dazzle—let’s let the old radio do its thing on the runway.We should respond with a short message, as character. Should not mention formatting or internal monologue. Just give final answer.Sure thing—crystal in a cool, dry jar, velvet to hide any mess, gold trim for that disco‑ball sparkle. Let the old radio shine on the runway.