CAMP STORE
The Camp Store, located inside the Lodge, is a good place for campers to spend their hard-earned tickets on...well, mostly junk food. The store itself looks like a cheap affair, with crappy lighting and flimsy shelves.
The junk food lining the shelves are...a little strange? They're definitely native to the region. The chips are brands you've never heard of before, and...are those dill potato chips??
Speaking of pickles, there's a bunch in barrels, with different labels - Dill, kosher, spicy, gherkin...Sweet maple...?
On the candy side of things, there are dried cherries, chocolate covered cherries, white chocolate covered cherries - and plenty of fudges of all kinds. Maple candy and salt water taffies also line the shelves, along with maple and cherry cookies. There might be a theme here.
But what if you want a drink to wash all this down? Well, you're in luck! There are sodas for sale, but...they're all either Faygo or Vernors. Hm. They're also all room temperature.
Finally, in a little mini freezer, there's some ice cream! Freezer pops in all kinds of colors and flavors, along with little mini cups of three ice cream flavors called Blue Moon, Scooperman, and Moose Tracks.
There are also a few little items like swimming goggles, earplugs, arm floaties, sunscreen...things to make swimming and being outside much easier. Also 1 gallon buckets for some reason?
However, this isn't all the store has to offer. There's always a counselor there waiting to take your tickets when it's open, and they might be able to get you things that aren't on sale. Things like Items from home, or weapons. You could also request a favor from them for the week, if you have enough tickets...
However, the store isn't open all week - the counselors have things to do and campers to corral, of course! So the store only stays open on Monday of each week, and then closes. Make sure to buy all your treats for the week on monday! Or if you've got to have something when the store's closed...well, Stan'll hook you up on the downlow - check out the comments for that.
Chips: 1 ticket per item
Candy: Varies - cookies are 1 ticket per package, dried cherries and covered cherries are 2 tickets per bag, saltwater taffy is 1 ticket per bag, and fudge is 2 tickets per slice.
Pickles: 1 ticket per item
Soda: 1 ticket per item
Freezer pops: 1 ticket per 2 items
Ice Cream: 2 tickets per 1 item
Misc items: 1 ticket per item
Items from home/favors: Varies, up to counselor discretion

WEEK ONE
STAN'S BACKALLEY DEALS
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[More specifically, the Traveler's Mark. It's not much to look at, given it's just a plain metal pendant on a leather cord, but it does mark him as a Traveler.]
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[He rummages around in his pocket before pulling out the necklace, letting it hang from his fist.]
Alright - you know how this's gotta go. You got the staff back as a freebie, but now? You gotta pay up.
5 tickets.
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[He gestures at some of the other supplies - the fudge and the cherries in particular.]
Snacks like that probably took more time to make than this.
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[He may be rubbing it in so that bartering happens.]
Unless you got a better price?
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What's it going to cost me? And don't think I don't know you've given others back weapons for no charge.
[He's still mad at you for swindling him, old man.]
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[He thinks about it for a second, then nods.]
Dog tags and Hat'll cost you 5 tickets each. Each knife? 3.
[How good are you at the barter, Talcott.]
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Hat and tags for five.
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[JUST SAYING.]
And if you want a combo deal, that'll be 7 tickets.
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[ Just handing over the tickets. No bartering or complaining here ]
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But hey, now you have a spear.]
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How much?
[ this will determine whether or not she's going to attempt to steal it back at a later date.......
that said, it's a handheld furnace that's capable of firing off destructive lasers. not as innocent as it seems, being a tiny wooden box. ]
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[He rubs his chin for a moment, before grinning.]
7 tickets.
[Because it looks ~mystical~ enough that if he keeps it, he could get a decent attraction out of it.]
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What? Seven? You can't even use it. You don't look like a magician, unless yer hidin' somethin'.
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[He turns it over in his hands, tapping at it.]
Changed my mind - price just went up! 8 tickets.
[HAGGLE BETTER, MARISA.]
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So. I don't like you, and you don't like me. I really think it would be in your best interest to let me go home. But if you insist on keeping me in this awful place, you should at least present some options for me to defend myself with. For these... tickets you gave me.
[Which she doesn't see the point in at all, but hey. Better than parting with anything of actual value.]
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What kinda defense you looking for, toots? Like a 'gun' kinda defense, or a knife kinda defense?
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[They seem more offense than defense!! And a whole firearm for some cheap carnival tickets? But if those are the options... A knife is messier, and easier to overpower her with. Anyone would think twice about messing with someone with a gun.]
...Fine, whatever, guns. I don't want anyone to even think about touching me.
[But this is getting serious pretty fast. Thinking, she curls some of her hair around her finger.]
What's the smallest one you have?
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Tickets: 3
Stealing?: nope
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