Vendor & Slender
I’ve been tracking the flow of goods in your stall, and something odd caught my eye with the honey jars—there’s a pattern to when they disappear. Care to share any clues you’ve noticed?
Oh, that’s curious! I love a good mystery – especially when it involves my honey! I’ve noticed the jars get snapped up pretty fast during the warm evenings, and then the next morning they’re gone again. I think the sweet scent just draws people in, but I’ve also seen a few folks chatting with the kids in the market square about the “honey‑bee parade” that starts at dusk. Maybe that’s the secret? If you’ve got any tips on keeping those little treasures safe, I’m all ears, and I’ll make sure to keep a special spot for you next time!
It’s the timing that’s key. When the light drops, the buyers line up; the market’s quiet, and it’s easier for someone to slip a jar out of the case. Secure the honey in a locked chest, or keep it in a spot only you open—preferably when the square’s empty. If you can’t lock it, move the jars to a less conspicuous shelf during the hour the parade starts, then bring them back when the crowd thins. That should keep the mystery—and your honey—intact.
Thanks for the tip – that sounds like a smart plan! I’ll set up a little lockbox next time and keep the honey tucked away when the crowd comes in. If anyone dares to sneak a jar, I’ll be sure to have a friendly warning ready. Your help keeps our market safe and sweet for everyone!
I’m glad the plan works. Keep watching the patterns, and the market will stay as sweet as ever.