Sarah, a vendor at the Rust Belt, was our first participant and was definitely a key-factor in the success of day one. She was very excited for the project and directed customer traffic as well as other vendors to our booth.
Nancy came in right after the market opened with a group of three other ladies, two of which were celebrating birthdays. Nancy thought DSWAP was an absolute riot and was quiet amused with the condoms on the table. Nancy was quick to grab the newly swapped craft paper bundle from Sarah.
After we told Nancy their is not a limit on the amount of swaps, she quickly searched her purse looking for more items she could trade. The whole group of ladies were in high-esteem having a 'birthday girls' day out, they told us they came to the market from the brunch they had. Nancy was still enthusiastic about trading for the condoms, even trying to persuade her friends into getting them. She was also quiet amused with the whistle and said she was going to attach it to her keychain for protection.
CJ was the second vendor in the market in see what we were about. CJ had brought one of his 'Belle Isle on a Tile' to swap and picked up the self-help book while jokingly saying, "who doesn't need better self-esteem."
Ali was another vendor who got convinced to do the trade on another vendors behalf, who shall remain nameless. She traded a dollar for the set of oil paints, more than likely to use on the crafts they make to sell in the market. They were hesitant and excited simultaneously to participant in the event, but loved it in the end.
Timmy was passing through the market with his parents, and his brother Allen. Timmy was very happy to participate and wanted to trade instantly, he was quick to swap out his burger basket for the fresh carhartt.
Just like his brother, Allen was quick to follow his brothers lead and snag the dollar bill for a fabric tote bag. It was easy to see the table was the highlight of the boys early saturday morning market venture.
Marlene, one of the birthday gals in Nancy's birthday brunch group, was ecstatic to see the 'Belle Isle on a Tile' on the table and quickly swapped it out for her 'mental health hospital' pen. Marlene had a slight moral dilemma at first, trading the pen for the tile, but after reassurance that 'anything for anything' meant exactly that she started to push the value of the pen.
Wendy, another birthday gal from Nancy's group, was convinced by Nancy to trade for the condoms. Wendy was as embarrassed as she was excited to participate; she was also hesitant to get her picture taken, but decided to after reassurance she did not have to hold the item.
Mike was another vendor at the market who was very excited for our project and couldn't wait to participate. Mike traded the first care package for the flash drive, later Mike came by the table and relayed how he really needed a flash drive because he lost his last one. He was actually looking for one that morning, and gave us insight on his trade. The care package is part of his business, with each sale his booth makes he donates one of those care packages to a shelter.
Izabella was another vendor in the market who was interested with the concept of our project and couldn't wait to participate. She traded the second care package for the 'slow jams bump-n-grind love songs' mixtape curated by DSWAP. The care package included some mints, a Halo clementine, and one of the keychains she makes and sells.
Kelly was another vendor of the market who heard the good word via other vendors, she also swapped out an item for merchandise from her booth. In Kelly's case it was two hysterically cat magnets, one in a semi-erotic pose and the other pulling a Toots the cat and driving a car. Kelly traded the magnets for Allen's tote bag, not saying what she would use it for or the extent of her need for it.
Mike was instantly interested as he walked into the market and began questioning what the table was and what we were about. After going through our then routine explanation, Mike was intrigued and wanted to participate. He stepped aside as we handled the previous trades, during this time he was patting himself down and searching his pockets for something to trade. Upon pulling out the caribbean clip, Mike confirmed he could trade anything for anything and asked if his 'found object' was acceptable. Then took the lozenges and joked, 'who can't use these right about now.'
Joe's first encounter with DSWAP when he asked us where the managers office was, then became somewhat irritated when we told him we weren't sure. After passing out his free books filled with basic facts, conversions, and as titled common knowledge, Joe walked up to the table with a vendor and curiosity took hold. He then traded one of his books for the mirror we had originally seeded.
Dawn was another vendor that took immediate interest in our project, she came by to inspect the potential trades before returning with the ring. She was quick to trade for the newly swapped caribbean clip, when documenting the swap she referred to herself as the 'pig lady' in case we couldn't remember Dawn.
After a couple hours, CJ returned to the table and had relayed to use that he checked the website to check the inventory and noticed the compliment tweet as a potential trade item. He then wanted to swap one of his products named after his company 'Motor City Brick,' CJ thought it would be a nice cross-promotion that helped his business as well as help move along the trades on the table.
Rena was another vendor that showed us word of mouth goes along way in terms of pop-up promotion. After hearing all of the different takes from the various vendors who had participated, Rena strolled by the table with two pieces of art she said weren't selling. She then decided she was feeling a bit snacky, so she swapped one of the artworks for the apple.
As mentioned in the previous trade entry, Rena was drawn to the table based on the accounts of the other vendors. She had brought two pieces of art to swap that weren't selling in her booth. After careful inspection of the trade items, she ended up trading the second artwork for the ring.
Unfortunately, we were unable to get this kind woman's name, but she was interested instantly and began to talk to us about the table and how she really wants to participate. She then walked around the market after some clear inner turmoil on what she could trade. After the stroll around the market she returned the to the table wanting to trade one of her keychains, we instantly felt uncomfortable like we were forcing the trade on her. We reassured her she didn't have to trade the keychain, making sure she didn't have any sentimental attachments to the object. She then made it clear she had plenty of ones like it back at her house and not to worry about it.
Our second unknown patron traded a hand-crafted greeting card for the 'Motor City Brick,' which took her some time to decide and feel confident she wanted trade for that. Some stress to if the trade was fair or equal was expressed, but subsequently didn't make a diference in the end.
Our third unknown patron was in the area when the previous trade was conducted and began to get curious as to what we were. After our explanation, she verified our definition of 'anything trades for anything.' She then wanted the newly traded greeting card, and confirmed a hair-tie, or 'bracelet thing' as she coined it, was an acceptable trade. After we confirmed this, she left a very happy individual.
Charlotte was a patron of the market that had just arrived and immediately was interested in our swap table, after we explained what we were doing she wanted to participant. Charlotte didn't even hesitate when she traded her gloves for the second care package, at first she was just going to take the keychain thinking it was a single trade item. After we explained it was a package deal, she kind of giggled that someone traded the random assortment of objects.
Damon was strolling the market and approached the table with a vendor who was clearly guiding him our way. He was interested in the table, and seemed excited to take part in and help build the history of the objects. After our routine explanation, he kind of smirked and pulled out the horticulture catalogue from his hoody pocket and asked if we would except a trade. After careful inspection of the items he ironically chose the banana.
Marsha was another patron who was immediately drawn to our table after entering the market, she was also another double trade participant. After rummaging her purse she pulled out the instant packets of coffee and tea, then began up-selling them. Really pushing the fact they were organic and that someone would love them, we weren't sure if this was for her own well-being or with the thought of possible trade rejection in mind. She grabbed the 'I Love You' card first and traded the green tea for it.
As mentioned above, Marsha was excited to take part and had just finished up-selling her instant organic beverage packets. She had quickly selected one of the pieces of art from the table and questioned if her trade was okay and acceptable. After we confirmed it was a fine trade, she left the table very happy.
Peter was another who clearly heard about DSWAP from one of the vendors, as he walked up to the table he questioned what we were exactly doing. After our explanation, he loved the concept and wanted to be the 'one-upper' of the swappers, really helping us gain success with trades as well as the desirability of the objects. Peter said he would return after he found a trade. After about 20 minutes Peter returned with an unexpected item, the boomerang and everyone involved was excited for this trade.
Many wanted to trade for the boomerang, but didn't have a 'worthy' trade, except for Susannah. She was with her husband and kids, and didn't feel like she had anything to trade. Her husband clearly wanted to leave hovering around the door while she was frantically searching her purse. She then emptied out the Vera Bradley make-up case. She then also donated an item, the Rosemary card that she told use came from a deceased individuals house who died in Katrina.
Kim was another vendor from the market who grew interested in our experiment after hearing it from all the other vendors who had participated. He approached the table with the photo frame and closely inspected each item before carefully selecting the seeded photo frame. We felt slightly uncomfortable with the child's artwork within the frame she traded, and wasn't sure of its origin, purpose, or importance.
Christina was another DSWAP patron that was interested as she walked into the market, showing interest and questioning what the project was exactly doing. After inspecting the table and it's items she fell in love with the umbrella. She was also quietly thinking ahead as she traded her mini ice scraper for the umbrella, anticipating the looming weather change.
Steven made his way around the market, stopping off at our table before leaving. After we explained what we were doing, he was absolutely amazed that DSWAP exists. He was very excited to hear 'anything for anything' as well since he ended up trading a 'self-promotional' sticker for a pricey piece of art. When asked the spelling of his name he said, "P's are pretentious."
Violet and her friend had circled the market about three times before approaching the table and starting questioning what we were doing. After we explained the concept, they started giggling like crazy and clarified the 'anything for anything' aspect of it. After we confirmed the anything goes policy, she quickly traded her Necco wafers for the Vera Bradley case.
Violet and her friend continued to giggle madly as they formulated their next trade, occasionally whispering to each other then giggling even harder. This is when, in a sugar fueled stupor, she traded the quarter for her Necco wafers back. Trying to mask the swindling nature of her trade.
Violet and her friend continued to look for anything they could trade away from the table. At this point they only had a penny to trade, and was clearly abusing the anything goes policy. In true nature of social experiments we declined to interject or prevent any trades, as it would cause a bias. Violet ended up with the book of common knowledge, but first her friend play insulted her informing us that she can't read.
Dawn was back for the second time and was looking to make another trade, at this point the vendors all wanted to see the progression of the table. Dawn inspected the objects and remarked on the pocket change, she then quickly grabbed the Rosemary card and appreciated the relayed back-story of the object.
Chris is a vendor that was located across from our set-up and absolutely loved our concept. He would often wonder over, check our inventory, and keep us company in between customers at his booth and patrons at ours. He forecasted some morally corrupt people messing with the trades and offered many times to take our lowest trade on the table and help bring the value of that object up. The honeycomb for the penny was the first of many helpful trades.
Sean was one of the vendors around the corner and behind us, he co-operated a small restaurant that had an amazing menu. He told us he kept hearing about the table and wanting to trade, so he finally did towards the end of the night. Sean brought over the french press and snagged the ice scraper; side note, the sandwiches at his booth are amazing.
Marlene was curious of what DSWAP was about and immediately began a conversation with us. She wanted to participate and apologized she didn't have much of value to trade for. It was when she pulled out the pen that she started to up-sell it, pointing out its features and level of use. She took the Avon hand cream, remarking how dry the air's been lately.
She shall remain nameless, but she is one of the market vendor's girlfriend, co-owner, and operator. She didn't want to get photographed or mentioned by name, but told us the pegasus was going on her dashboard, even though it wasn't a narwhale. She traded for homemade lipstick that she guaranteed hasn't been used.
As earlier promised, Chris came over to swap out our 'worst trade' on the table. He asked us what we thought that trade might be, and he told him to chose what he felt was the least valuable. At that point he chose the organic green tea and traded for an artisan jar of organic maple infused sugar, he personally makes. The next day he told us about the trouble his business partner gave him because of the trade.
Ari had visited the table earlier in the day and was with the same group of people. The first time we encountered them, they said they wish they had something to trade and moved along. The second go-around, Ari stopped in her tracks for the french press. She then confirmed the 'anything for anything' policy, then traded a cork for it. She then told us the cork is a memento of a very special night, and she's been caring it around for the last few months.
This individual requested to remain anonymous, but can be noted wanting to better the experiment.
This individual requested to remain anonymous, but can be noted wanting to better the experiment.
This person didn't want to be photographed or documented, but loved the concept and wanted to participate. They laughed when they saw the catalogue and mentioned how they just ruined theirs and how they hated shopping online. Then they pulled out the emergency blanket from their jacket, asked if that trade was acceptable then left happy.
Sean was delivering a sandwich to one of the vendors as we were setting up for the second day, when he noticed the slouch hat. Sean wanted the hat bad, and made sure we knew he was coming back immediately for it. He then returned with the ice scraper he had traded for the pervious day, to trade it back for the hat.
Abbey is one of the vendors and the daughter of Sarah, the major help in day one's success. Abbey approached the table telling us her mom had informed her about the table and that she was coming up to the market later to trade some more things. Abbey instantly wanted the flask and had brought game pieces to trade for it, she also let us know someone in the market would want them.
Leslie is another vendor in the market, she checked in one the table the previous day, but didn't participate. She came to the table with the mini painting for the trade, and a business card for us. She took the newly arrived Princess House glass set that was recently donated to the table by a CCS alumni who took interest in the project. Leslie was happy with her trade, and made it clear she paints those herself.
Allie is a vendor that was in close proximity to our table and would periodically check out our current inventory. She stopped in her tracks when she saw Chris' maple infused sugar on the table, making remarks of how much it retails for and how she wanted it. She quickly darted back at her booth to grab something to trade, she returned with sunglasses she told us were from the boutique Incognito.
Maria is another vendor that was close to our table, who would also scout out our inventory occasionally throughout the day. She came to the table looking to trade for whatever, she ended up making care package 3 for the honeycomb.
Liz is another vendor that was close to our table. She had told us how much she was hearing about our table from everyone in the market and she had to take part in the trades. She decided to trade two ties from her booth for the gloves saying she really needed a pair with how could it had been.
Rena was the intended recipient of Abbey's trade of the game pieces, Rena was more than excited to get the game pieces and quickly traded a handful of assorted buttons. Rena told us she makes the buttons so she has plenty of them, trading four for the game piece bundle.
Charlie was walking through the market with his family when they stopped to check out the table. We told them the scope of the experiment and they were interested, especially Charlie. After his parents said he could participate Charlie asked if he could trade the sucker for the buttons. He originally going to take just the sock monkey button, but when we told him he gets all four he was ecstatic, clearly making his day.
Like many of the other vendors Liz had started to become addicted to the table, she ended up trading the mini painting for the bow tie. She also remarked to another vendor at the table how she feels bad because heer boss might question the decision.
Like numerous of the other vendors, Abbey had also grown addicted to the table. She would stop by when her booth was slow, check the inventory, and chat. She would often times see something she really wanted, then rush back to her booth to look for something to trade for. After seeing the antique glass she hustled back to the booth to return with one of her handmade mini snoopy notebooks.
Allie had returned to the table to check the inventory when she saw the ties and fell into a panic to get them as quickly as possible. She returned from her booth with a large piece of artisan glass to trade for the ties that she said were going to her boyfriend. It was at this point Allie became joking she was addicted to DSWAP.
Immediately after Allie swapped the artisan glass, Maria rushed in to swap for it; just another instance of in direct vendor to vendor trades among people who may or may not typically interact. Maria told us she carries an extra sports bra in her purse and reassured us that is was clean; not new, but clean at least.
Maurleen was just entering the market when she approached the table, and after our brief she was very interested. She began searching her purse and pulled out the compact mirror, then after browsing the table she grabbed the emergency blanket and told us it's going straight into her glove compartment.
After another visit from Abbey, she noticed the cat magnets and fell into a giggle infused stupor of love for them. She quickly darted off to her booth to grab something to swap for them. She returned with a necklace that is one of many that she has made and sells in the market.
Hayley entered the market with her mother, and after our attention grabbing greeting they approached the table. They seemed like they wanted to participate, but also felt somewhat obligated to. Hayley ended up trading her hair clip for the lipstick, she was hesitant about the lipstick at first until she learned its history.
Yvonne is Hayley's mom and seemed excited to participate in the experiment. She searched her purse and jacket and pulled out what she called 'Bad Penny.' They are crushed coins that she uses to make jewelry, she had told us that they were the first ones she even crushed.
Lexi was walking through the market with her boyfriend when they stopped to check out the table. She instantly wanted the hair clip, but was disappointed to think she didn't have anything to trade. After we reassured her that she could literally trade anything, she pulled out a lighter she said still worked and asked if it was acceptable. She was happy to make the trade, but still showed a slight moral dilemma with the equality of the trade.
Immediately when Allie traded the sunglasses Chris wanted them, saying they would be his glasses for the forrest (Electric Forrest.) He was really bummed that he didn't have anything to trade for them, luckily they stayed on the table long enough for him to find a Carhartt in his car to trade.
Gabrielle was shopping the market with her husband when she asked what our table was, when we explained to her the concept of the experiment she instantly wanted to participate. Her husband clearly wanted to leave, while she was searching her purse for something to trade. At first she was going to trade a feminine pad for the snoopy notebook, but was too embarrassed, so she traded used lipstick she didn't want for it.
Maureen was with her husband and daughter shopping around they market when they became curious about our experiment. Maureen really wanted the angel keychain, but didn't have anything to trade for it. That's when her daughter came to the rescue and popped the case off her phone and traded it. She justified it by telling her mom she got them free through work since it was a work phone.
Brain had originally stopped at the table on his way in the market heading to the near by booth restaurant. After talking he said he would return after getting his sandwich, as promised he returned and was interested in the phone case. He said he was getting a new work phone and needed a case for it, but didn't have anything to trade. He was originally going to trade two dollars for it, but said, "I'd feel like a piece of shit." Then traded a ten dollar bill for it.
Christina was another vendor to constantly check out the tables inventory, but never participate. This changed when they ten dollar bill arrived, she quickly went to grab something to trade. She then returned with a flyer she had gotten out of the women's bathroom to trade for the money. Many of the other vendors were quiet unpleased with her actions.
Shannon was shopping in the market with her family as they were on their way out, they stopped by the table. Immediately all their attention went to the cork, as Shannon is a cork collector of sorts. She proceeded to search her purse for something to trade for it, she then pulled out the lozenges and asked if they were an acceptable swap.
As promised Sarah was back to swap some more stuff, this time she brought two objects to trade. The first were a stack of various magic cards she swapped for the 'Bad Penny,' she was interested after hearing the items back story. She verified the 'anything for anything' policy again and finalized the trade.
The second trade from Sarah that day was the fabric coupon holder which she traded for the sticker left by Steven. She was interested in the sticker, but didn't have nearly the interest level she did with the 'Bad Penny.'
Christine was passing through with her family when she stopped at our table and fell in love with the concept. She then traded a brand-new, still wrapped sharpie and a highlighter for the candy cane peppermint scented pen.
Maria was back again to swipe the bow tie from the table, yet another instance of vendor to vendor trading. After Maria noticed the bow tie on the table, she rushed back to her booth only to return with a 'clean burp cloth' and a picture of her son. Later in the day another vendor told us she used to use cloth diapers, so the 'burp cloth' was probably a diaper at some point.
Armanda was another participant that is a vendor in the market, she was walking into the market to her booth when she stopped by and informed us she would be trading. When she returned she had a cake in her hands that she had personally made. She runs a small bakery booth in the market and had brought one of her most favorited cakes, the 'Hummingbird Cake.' The other vendors new all about this delicious treat and quickly swarmed the table.
Abbey came by the table again to check out the inventory and chat, when she noticed the Carhartt and knew she wanted to make another trade. She quickly patted herself down, and pulled out a 'almost' half pack of gum from her jacket pocket, and looked at us for approval. Abbey left the table once again a happy DSWAPer.
When Abbey had come to the table previously for the Carhartt, that's when she noticed the 'Hummingbird Cake.' Her eyes doubled in size and wanted the cake immediately, she told us she would return shortly and was back with the Batman cards within 3 minutes time. She told us how amazing the cake was and that she was swapping it for her mom, Sarah.
CJ returned on the second day looking to swap again, this time bringing a dollar bill to the table. He inspected the objects, verified his dollar was acceptable, then quickly traded for the pens.
Bob came to the day as he strolled through the market and was curious as to what it was exactly. After our routine explanation, he was excited to trade and knew he was going straight for the magic cards. He was quick to offer the button, and happy to walk away with the random deck.
Colleen was a patron of the market who got drawn into the table while some of the previous trades were taking place. She looking around at the objects and was quick to take the bracelet off of her wrist and trade it for the fabric coupon book. It was surprising to see get the first trade were someone took their jewelry off to trade it.
Eric is a jewelry maker that was just at the market to check out the other vendors merchandise and was drawn into the table. He quickly picked up the newly traded bracelet and was amazed at the closing mechanism. He mentioned how it was exactly like the leading closure system, but was different enough to avoid copyright infringement. Eric clearly wanted to trade, but ended up leaving the market only to return shortly after. He then traded a piece of quartz crystal for the bracelet, making it clear he personally dug this piece of quartz while in Arkansas.
Izabella was strolling by the table when she noticed the quartz on the table and felt like she needed it. Izabella is another vendor that has traded previously and was looking to participate again. She quickly ran off to her booth to grab a potential trade for the quartz and returned with another one of her handmade 'WTF' keychains.
This individual requested to remain anonymous, but can be noted wanting to better the experiment.
Briana was strolling through the market when she approached the table with curiosity, explaining she had heard about DSWAP via the vendors throughout the market. She then got the explanation and then took the 'anything for anything' aspect to her advantage. She had traded her recently ordered leftovers for the Batman cards, the food was still warm and was loaded with pita and grape leaves. After the trade, the leftovers received a lot of attention from all the future passer-by's.
Merrick was checking out the market with his girlfriend Emily, when they stopped at our table on the way out the market. They showed interested and stopped to hear our explanation, they then remarked on how 'cool' they thought it was and kept questioning the 'anything for anything' factor. After our reassurance, Merrick wanted to trade his business card for the dollar bill, but had a clear moral dilemma within. He finally ended up doing the trade after he talked himself into it, seeing the trade as equal.
As mentioned above, Emily was at the market with her boyfriend Merrick. She was interested and excited to participate as well and wanted to trade a make-shift care package for the care package on the table. She also had a moral dilemma because the tea packet she was going to trade was slightly worn with minute holes in the exterior packaging. After her boyfriend convinced her the trade was fair, she swapped and moved on with a smile.
Rena had strolled by the table a couple times throughout the day and knew she wanted to trade again. As the day grew longer and time was running out, she decided to trade for the last time. She was intrigued by the sports bra, but was slightly weary of it. After we relayed the information we were told pertaining its cleanliness, she was less reluctant and decided she would trade one of her homemade buttons. Like many of the patrons, Rena verified the trade was acceptable then moved on a happy swapper.
Abbey had come by the table again to swap for some more stuff, this time she took longer to decide on an object because of the then current inventory. She then mentioned how her throat was somewhat sore, so the lozenges made sense to her. She quickly offered a button dug out of her jacket pocket, and went back to her booth with some ailment relief.
Maria came by the table to swap for the last time that day, she quickly surveyed the table and somewhat chuckled at the box of leftovers. At that point we started up-selling it since she had mentioned how hungry she was, it was close to closing time so all the vendors were fairly hungry. Maria ended up leaving a dollar for the food and left to munch away at her booth.
Chris came by the table again looking to help us out, after surveying the table he laughed at and insulted the previous business card trade. Questioning the play of ego within that trade, he stressed how he wanted to trade, but didn't have anything left at the market he could swap. We then mentioned maybe business card for business card, thats when he thought of his business card and a taster of his ginger infused sugar, which happens to be shelf stable.
Jennifer had stopped by the table multiple times, but was never intrigued with the current inventory during her visits. She would often leave saying she'll be back in a bit, with closing hours approaching she decided to swap one of her t-shirts for the button. This was yet another instance of in direct vendor to vendor trading.
Unfortunately we didn't write down his name when he approached the table. He is actually the boyfriend of the patron and vendor Allie, who had brought him to the market to trade because she didn't want to appear in our documentation again. She then fell in love with Jennifer's t-shirt and gave her boyfriend the candle to swap for it. Yet another instance of vendors trading among themselves indirectly.
Chris decided he wanted to help us out again and get the 'worst trade' off the table. Chris was very annoyed with the ten dollar bill for flyer trade and wanted to correct it. He then grabbed a pair of gloves from the market's lost and found that had been laying there for a long while. He wanted to remove the flyer to help the original objects journey further even more.
Once again the table was swindled by two young giggling girls. Their moms were clearly embarrassed, but never interfered. Giulia was with her mom, Maya, and Maya's mom. They were strolling through the market and both girls approached the table with handmade jewelry in their hands.
As mentioned above Maya was with Giulia and their respective mothers. Maya was the only one that showed clear concern with the equality and morality of the potential trade. She kept stressing to everyone the trade wouldn't be fair. This attitude quickly changed when her mother and Giulia convinced her not to care.
Once again the table was swindled by two young giggling girls. Their moms were clearly embarrassed, but never interfered. Giulia was with her mom, Maya, and Maya's mom. They were strolling through the market and both girls approached the table with handmade jewelry in their hands.
As mentioned above Maya was with Giulia and their respective mothers. Maya was the only one that showed clear concern with the equality and morality of the potential trade. She kept stressing to everyone the trade wouldn't be fair. This attitude quickly changed when her mother and Giulia convinced her not to care.
Abbey decided she wanted to trade once last time on her way out of the now closed market. She looked around the table and notice the gloves, she then told us she was about to drive for two hours on her way home and how she really needed gloves. So the trade was both logical and desirable to Abbey, she then searched her jacket once again pulled out a keychain she was quiet excited about. She seemed somewhat sad to lose the keychain, but excited to trade once last time.
