Despite how long sheâs been in Sacramento, Ariel has never been to the local Ikea. But she has always been curious about it; sheâd heard many praises about the furniture and the place itself, whether it be from online or from one of her sisters. She even had the catalogue book from last year, and the more she flipped through the pages, the more excited she was to go. But hey, what better time to go than now? After looking up the address, she made her way down to the lobby, shoving the book into her backpack before coming up to the concierge. There was a person leaning on the edge of the counter, and Ariel quickly moved next to them. âHi!â she whispered brightly. âSorry to bother you, but I gotta ask you a question â if I wanted to visit this one store but never actually needed anything from there, do you think itâs still worth the trip?â
After spending the week camping, Michael felt like it would be silly to come back and not do anything exciting. He just wasnât sure what that exciting thing was going to be yet. That was why he was here, waiting for the concierge, who would hopefully have some really cool suggestions, whenever they came back. Before they did, though, he was brought into a conversation.  âHi!â he responded.  âOf course!â The answer seemed so obvious to him. If you wanted to do something, you should do it; it was that simple, as far as he was concerned. As long as it wasnât hurting anyone, he saw no reason not to do things just because you wanted to.  âVisiting stores is fun too, plus you could find something that you didnât know you needed but you actually do, you know? Or you could just have a good time, which is still worth it.â








