Our third day of work be­gan like the pre­vious days. At first bre­ak­fast, then school.

In school, we con­ti­nued whe­re we stop­ped the lec­tu­re yes­ter­day. We could work all day, be­cau­se no gui­ded tours or so­me­thing si­mi­lar was plan­ned. This me­ant for the in­di­vi­du­al groups that the­re was a lot of time to work on the in­di­vi­du­al tasks. Thus, a part of the IT mer­chants re­ques­ted and com­pa­red of­fers for pro­du­cing the board game. The other part con­ti­nued to deal with the ques­ti­ons, ad­ded new ques­ti­ons, made the trans­la­ti­on and cho­se pictures.

Af­ter do­ing our work, we met for bow­ling in the evening. Here we play­ed on four al­leys in dif­fe­rent teams. Af­ter a while some of our group went to a re­stau­rant, ano­t­her part ex­plo­red the bar sce­ne and vi­si­ted a “beer ex­chan­ge”. That me­ant, pri­ces fluc­tua­ted ac­cord­ing to demand.