01x13 - Hotel Manager/Robotics Technician

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♪ Power up and play ♪

[upbeat music]

- Yup! I knew I heard it.

My friends wanna play.

- Already? We just got home.

- But I haven't played Skillsville with them

since before our vacation!

Please.

- Okay.

- Thanks. - But then after...

- I'll put my vacation clothes in the laundry

and then unpack my suitcase.

- Or maybe unpack first.

- Then put my vacation clothes in the laundry.

I'll get it all done.

- Okay. Enjoy your game.

[upbeat music]

- Hey, hey!

- Rae! You're back.

- How was your trip?

- We had the best time ever!

We stayed in a hotel and it had a pool.

And a restaurant.

Oh and even one of those bell thingies at the front desk.

I wish I could go back there.

- Well, you know...

There is a hotel in Skillsville.

[gasps] - That's right!

We should play hotel in the game right now.

- Okay! Let's do it!

- Launch Skillsville!

- Racer Rae!

- Whoo!

- Devosaurus!

[growling]

ParCora!

[grunting]

Welcome to Skillsville.

- Hi, hey, hello!

Your favourite game guide is here

and ready to play!

- Hi, Scout. - Hey!

We wanna work at the hotel today.

- Oh, great idea!

Let's do it. To the telepuddle!

- Isn't that the hotel right there?

[nervous laugh] - Yeah. Totally knew that.

Let's go. That way.

[upbeat music]

- Wow!

This is like the hotel I stayed in.

They even got one of those bell thingies.

[ding]

- The Skillsville Hotel needs somebody to run it.

So who's got the skills to get the job done?

- I do! I'd love to run a hotel.

- And I bet there are lots of cool jobs

for us to do around here.

- Oh great!

Then you're gonna need... this!

[dinging]

- Hotel Manager Challenge:

Work with your staff to get the hotel guests checked in

and settled.

[beeping cheerfully]

- Our first guest!

Hello, welcome to the Skillsville Hotel.

Checking in?

[yodelling]

- Oh!

You're a yodeller.

That's fun.

- You'll be in room one.

Here's your key card

and thank you for staying at the Skillsville Hotel.

[yodelling]

And don't worry,

I'll have someone bring your luggage up

to your room right away.

[triumphant notification]

Well, that was simple.

I think being a hotel manager is gonna be easy.

[phone ringing]

- Hello. How can I help you?

[beeping and yodelling]

- Uh-huh. Right away.

Our yodelling guest is hungry

and would like some room service.

And some fresh towels.

- Okay, I need someone to take the luggage,

someone to get extra towels,

and someone to bring up room service.

- No problem.

The three of us are on it.

[♪♪]

- You all got towels?

I need someone to get the room service and the--

[braking]

[groaning]

Now you all got room service.

[error notification] Two of those have to go back.

I need someone to take the luggage.

[grunting]

- I got this. - No, I got it.

- I can do it.

[grunting continues]

[groaning]

This isn't working! I need to pause.

Everyone is trying to do everything,

but nothing is getting done.

- We just all want to play the game.

- I know, but as the hotel manager,

I need to get us organized.

I think it would be more helpful

if each of us did a different job.

- Good idea.

- So how do we know who does what?

- I'll make a chart.

That will help us get organized.

- Sounds like a good strategy!

- Okay, unpause!

- Whoa!

- I'll make a chart

so we know who is doing what job.

Now, one of us needs to work at the front desk.

As the hotel manager,

I'll do that.

We'll need somebody in charge of luggage.

- I can do that!

- You can bring the guest suitcases to their rooms.

[Cora]: Sweet!

- What's the next job on your chart?

- Housekeeping.

That means bringing guests towels,

cleaning rooms.

- Devosaurus can clean them with Dino power!

I'll stomp away the mess

and sweep away the dust with my mighty tail.

[ding]

Or a feather duster works too.

[whooshing] [giggling]

This is kind of fun. Am I right?

- What job do I do?

Oh, please say room service.

Please say room service.

- Room service.

- Woof-hoo!

Ah! I get to bring food to the room.

- Now that we each have a job,

let's get to work.

[all]: Yeah!

[techno music]

[grunting]

- To room one.

[bouncing]

[knocking]

- I have your luggage for you.

- And your extra towels.

- And your food.

[yodelling]

Yo-de-you're welcome!

- That's it. The Beeple's all settled into room one.

- Check it out!

You checked in the hotel guest.

[cheering]

- Now that we're organized,

running, this hotel is going to be easy.

- Hotel Manager Challenge Level Two:

Work with your staff to get even more Beeples

checked into the hotel.

- More Beeples?

[yodelling cheerfully]

- More yodellers?

- More fun!

Can I help you?

[beeping] Oh!

I see. Hm-mmm, hm-mmm. Oh.

They're all here for a yodeller's convention.

- Let's go!

Welcome, yodellers, to the Skillsville Hotel.

I'm happy to help you check in.

Let's see what rooms are available.

Alright.

I can put you in room two,

room three and four.

Your luggage will be sent right up.

[yodelling rapidly]

- I'll get the luggage.

[yodelling cheerfully] [upbeat music]

- There. That was easy.

[beeping angrily]

- Uh-huh. Oh, uh...

They're saying none of their rooms are clean.

- I'm on housekeeping duty. I'll take care of it.

[concerned beeping]

[excited yodelling]

Should I clean room four?

Then three, then two?

- Rae, did you keep track of which suitcase

goes to which room?

[phone ringing]

- Hello! How can I help you?

[muffled yodelling] Uh-huh. Oh yes. Yes.

For sure I can bring some food. Right away.

The three Beeples who just checked in

want one tray of room service.

- What if I start with cleaning room three?

- No, wait, it was three trays of room service,

one for each Beeple.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait.

There's so much going on. It's getting confusing.

I need to get organized again.

I'll use my strategy and make another chart.

Here are all the room numbers.

Now, let's keep track of who is staying in each room.

[dinging]

Now room has already been cleaned.

- And I already delivered the luggage to room one.

- Same with room service.

[dinging]

- So then we just have to make sure

that we do the same for all the rooms.

[dinging]

- That's a great chart, Rae.

- Now we can keep track of what has been done

and what still has to be done.

- Uh, where do we start?

- We'll go in order of room number.

Starting with room two.

Dev can quickly clean it,

then Cora can bring up the luggage.

And then Scout can deliver the room service.

Then, on to the next room.

[all]: Got it!

[upbeat music swells in]

- Room two is clean!

[ding]

- Luggage delivered to room two.

[ding]

[grunting]

- Express delivery coming up.

Room service delivered to room two!

[ding]

- Room three is clean.

- Luggage delivered to room three.

- And room service served to room three.

[dinging]

- Room four is clean.

- Luggage delivered to room four.

- And the last room service has been delivered to room four.

Whoo.

[dinging]

- That's everything on the chart.

Attention, this is the hotel manager.

All the rooms are ready now.

[beeping and yodelling]

[triumphant music]

- Hotel Manager Challenge Complete.

You get a five-star review!

[cheering]

- Great job, everybody.

- See ya next time, Scout.

- Bye. - Later, Gamers.

Toodle-oo-oo-oo!

[chuckling]

- It was great for all of us to play together again.

- And now that you're back from your trip,

wanna come over and play?

- Ah, sorry. I promised I would unpack and do my chores.

Maybe tomorrow?

- Yeah! Tomorrow.

- Bye, everyone.

[Cora, Rae]: See ya.

- Hey, sweetie.

You want a snack?

- Not yet.

I'm making a chore chart.

- Hmm.

Oh, wow.

- I have to unpack,

then help with the laundry,

water the plants,

and put away my clean clothes.

In this column, I can check them off

so I know what I've done and what I still have to do.

- That's a great way to stay organized.

Well, the snack will be ready when you are.

- Any chance of room service?

- Nice try.

[laughing]

- A dinosaur from long ago meets a robot from the future.

What will happen?

[robot whirring]

[robot powering down]

Hey! What happened?

- Dev! Are you ready for your snack?

- Ah, I can't figure out what's wrong with it.

- Don't give up.

It's good to keep trying.

It's like when I was learning to make your favourite snack.

- Mmm, pakoras!

- It took me a long time to come up with the right recipe.

- How did you know what to try?

- I used the process of elimination.

I would try some ingredients,

and when they didn't taste right,

I'd rule them out

and try something else.

Until I finally figured out the perfect recipe.

- Well, you do make the perfect pakora!

[chuckling]

Sounds kind of like Cora's gamer tag.

ParCora.

Oh no!

I forgot! I'm supposed to play Skillsville

with Cora and Rae.

- Oh! Then go.

Sorry, I'm late. I was having a snack.

And oh, my robot broke.

Hey... Maybe I can learn how to fix robots in Skillsville.

- Great idea! - Let's play.

- Launch Skillsville!

- Devosaurus!

[growling]

ParCora!

[grunting]

Racer Rae!

- Whoo!

- Welcome to Skillsville.

- Scout! - Hi!

- Hi, hey, hello.

Ready to play!

So, what'll be?

- I want to be a robot fixer.

- Ooh, you're going to be a robot who fixes things?

- No, a person who fixes robots.

- I totally knew that.

Let's do it!

To the telepuddle!

[grunting]

[triumphant music]

[electronic music]

[gasping] [all]: Oh!

[Beeples screaming]

- Whoa, what's happening here?

- Well, the Beeples are trying to build a cardboard box tower,

but there's a problem with their robot.

- That's a robot?

- Oh yeah. A Robo Buildo Bot.

It's supposed to help build that box tower,

but instead the robot is malfunctioning

and the Beeples need someone to help.

- So Devosaurus?

Think you've got the skills to get the job done?

- Yes! This is my chance to really learn how to fix robots.

- Then you're gonna need... this!

[triumphant music]

- Cool!

What is it?

[Cora]: It must control the robot.

- I wonder what all the buttons do.

- Robotics Technician Challeng:

Troubleshoot the problem.

- "Troubleshoot"?

- Figure out what's wrong with the robot.

[Dev, Rae]: Oh!

- Look! All those missing boxes

are making the tower really wobbly.

- We'd better put some boxes back in place

so the tower doesn't fall.

- Okay, you can do that while I try to fix the robot.

- We're on it.

[grunting]

- Got this one.

- Put it on the side.

[ding]

This one goes here.

[ding]

[grunting]

Got it!

In it goes.

[ding] Done!

- These buttons must do something,

but I'm not sure what to press.

I guess I'll just try one.

[ding]

[dissonant music] [robot whirring]

Oh no!

- The robot is going faster.

- We've got to put boxes back even faster

before the tower falls over.

Come on!

[beeping]

[dinging]

[Dev]: Uh-oh!

- I don't think we can keep up.

- The tower is starting to lean!

[grunting]

- What do I do?

I don't know how to fix this. I need to pause!

- Whoa!

- What happened?

- Looks like I pressed the button

that made the robot speed up.

But I don't know what button to press.

- Don't give up, Dev.

- Yeah, it's good to keep trying.

- That's what my Nani said.

She kept trying with one of her recipes

using the process of elimination.

She tried something and if it didn't work,

she ruled it out and tried something else

until she figured it out.

- That is a good strategy.

- Maybe I can do that.

With these buttons!

I'll give it a try.

Unpause!

[Beeples panicking]

[grunting]

- Can't hold it much longer.

- I've got you, Scout.

[grunting]

[grunting]

[ding] - Ah!

Whoo. Tanks.

- I know this button makes the robot go faster,

so I can move that out.

If round buttons control the speed,

then by the process of elimination,

the only other round button that can make the robot go slower

is this one.

[robot beeping]

[robot whirring]

- Phew. The robot's not going so fast now.

- But it's still taking the tower apart

instead of building it.

- It's like the robot is running the wrong program.

Maybe that's what the square buttons are for.

Different programs for the robot.

Button two is lit up.

The program for building the tower

must be one of these other two buttons.

So let's go with program three.

[robot whirring]

[upbeat music]

- It worked! The robot stopped taking the tower apart.

[Beeples panicking]

- But it's smashing the boxes instead.

- So if the program to build the tower isn't button three,

or button two,

then by the process of elimination,

it's gotta be button one!

[robot whirring]

[ding]

[cheering]

- You figured out the right program.

- Way to troubleshoot right out of trouble.

Level Complete.

- Ah, now the Robo Buildo Bot can build the box tower

with no problem.

[dissonant music]

[Beeples panicking]

[Cora]: Uh-oh. Something else is wrong with the robot.

- Robotics Technician Challenge Level Two:

Repair the robot.

- But I don't know how to repair robots.

That's why I'm playing this game.

So I can learn how.

- Uh, the robot is getting closer to the tower.

If it hits, the whole thing can come crashing down.

[tense music] [Beeples panicking]

- I'm not sure I can fix it.

- You've gotta stay focused and keep trying.

- What about using your strategy?

- Right, I'll try the process of elimination again.

Button one is still lit up.

So it's not a problem with the programming.

We can rule that out.

[Scout shouting]

[yelping nervously]

- Maybe the robot is spinning because it's trying

to avoid the broken boxes?

- That could be it.

Let's clear away the broken boxes and see if that helps.

[upbeat music]

[ding]

- That's all the broken boxes.

- Let's see if the robot can roll straight now.

- Here's a box. Come and get it.

[robot whirring]

[screaming]

- Whoa! - Ah...

It's still spinning.

- So I guess the problem wasn't the broken boxes on the ground.

We can rule that out.

- So what is wrong with the robot?

- Well, if it's not a problem with the programming...

And it's not a problem outside the robot,

then by the process of elimination

it must be a problem with the robot itself.

- Maybe it's the wheels.

When something jams one of my wheels,

it makes my wheelchair spin.

Like this.

- But how will we know if there's a jam?

The robot's wheels are underneath it.

[Scout shouting]

- Is someone gonna stop this thing?

- I think I know what to do.

Scout! Fly up with the bot.

[upbeat music]

I see the problem.

And I think I can fix it with one big...

Dino leap! [grunting]

[grunting] I got it.

There was a piece of cardboard box stuck in the robot's wheel.

- Hey, Scout, let's see if that did the trick.

- Hey, got a box here.

[upbeat music]

[ding] [Dev]: It works!

[Beeples cheering] - Robot Repaired.

Way to think outside the box!

Robotics Technician Challenge Complete!

- Yes!

- Sweet! - Nice job, Dev.

- I knew if you kept trying you could do it.

- Now the robot can build the rest of this tower.

I am dog-tired.

- We'll see ya next time, Scout.

- Bye. - See ya, Scout.

- Later, Gamers.

- Ah, I see you're done with your game.

Would you like another pakora?

- Yes! But first I wanna try to fix my robot again.

And this time I'll use the process of elimination.

Just like you did, Nani.

- Ah! Very good.

- Let's see.

It's not working so maybe the batteries ran out.

- I just put in fresh batteries yesterday.

- Oh, so we can rule that out.

[gasps] Maybe if I turn it off

and turn back it on, that will fix it.

- That does work sometimes.

- Okay. Let's see.

Off. On.

Nope. It's still not working.

So process of elimination, we can rule that out.

- What else could it be, I wonder.

- Maybe something's stuck in the gears?

Or... wait a minute! What's this?

Looks like... a string!

It's wrapped around the robot's legs.

- Ah-ha!

- I think I just figured out the problem.

And to fix it, I just have to pull off this string. And...

[robot whirring]

It worked! I did it!

- Well done, Dev. I'm glad you kept trying.

- Me too.

Now I'll have another pakora to celebrate.

Maybe ParCora would like a pakora too.

And Racer Rae! [laughing]

[♪♪]