Narinig Mo Ba? Items and Prices

Screen-edge panning moves across five store viewpoints: the front counter, overhead rack, left shelves, right refrigerator, and lower cash drawer.

• Four primary storage zones hold stock: counter impulse goods, overhead hanging sachets, left grocery shelves, and the right refrigerator.
• The lower cash drawer provides eight currency denominations for dispensing change.
• View panning pauses whenever customer dialogue prompts require an active response.

The shop catalog contains 26 priced products, but only 14 distinct items are requested across regular customer encounters.

• All 26 product prices and shelf placements are detailed in the complete catalog table.
• Always match the exact icon displayed in orders because visually distinct variants with identical names cannot substitute for each other.

Accurate item identification prevents customer order rejections on frequently confused inventory goods.

• Distinguish 9-peso Manok na Manok soup noodles from 12-peso Ticnap Notnac pancit canton to avoid immediate delivery refusals.
• Mario on Day 2 requires the specific pictured Old Town Sardines variant; the second variant and Mary Grace chips remain unrequested.
• NESKAPE coffee costs 10 pesos regardless of Junjun's dialogue mentioning a past 50-peso credit balance, and Brothers is a sanitary napkin.

Holding down the right mouse button while holding a product inspects its single-unit price, while left-clicking delivers merchandise through the central serving window.

• Hold left-click at least half a second at matching returnable shelves to put back misclicked items.
• To return cash, align held money over its matching drawer slot, then hold left-click half a second and release.
• Bottled beverages, canned food, and ice packs must be moved individually, whereas stackable goods like candy lack an automatic limit.

Calculate change by deducting the fixed order total from the actual cash handed over by the customer.

• Lucia's Day 1 order costs 58 pesos, leaving 42 pesos change if she provides a 100-peso note.
• The reported 53-versus-58 discrepancy remains unverified; check the customer's actual money and ensure correct noodles.
• Lucia's large Day 3 grocery order totals exactly 394 pesos across two beers, three sodas, and two corned beef cans.

The six-day narrative comprises 24 customer visits detailed in the order cards and walkthrough guide below.

• On Day 4, Rayder verbally mentions one water but his visual order requires two bottles totaling 40 pesos.
• On Day 6, Jomar receives one 10-peso NESKAPE sachet as a free gift requiring zero payment or change.
• Day 6 features Mario visiting for dialogue only and Lucia concluding the story with a ledger review.