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 mseggio
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#94139
It is useful to understand the following concept about whether or not Q can be used twice...

Q must be immediately before G. But, doesn't in any way limit Q from going twice (as answered in the 3rd question of this game). The rule places the emphasis on whether or not G is present, stating explicitly that "Quesadillas are the special the day before the gazpacho special is offered."

Scenario 1: Mon (Q) // Tue (G) // Wed (L) // Thur (P) // Fri (N) // Sat (Q)
- This scenario assumes that the (QG) block occurs on Monday-Tuesday.

Scenario 2: Mon (L) // Tue (Q) // Wed (G) // Thur (P) // Fri (N) // Sat (Q)
- This scenario assumes that the (QG) block occurs on Tuesday-Wednesday.

Do not make unsupported inferences.
 Adam Tyson
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#94181
Good job correctly managing the QG rule, mseggio! These two diagrams are valid, but it should be noted that they are not fixed. For example, when the QG block is Monday and Tuesday, Wednesday could be a second Q, or it could be L, or it could be N. Friday could be L or N, and Saturday could be Q, or L, or N (just be sure that only one of QLN goes twice). There is similar flexibility in the second diagram, where either L or N could be on Monday, and either of them could be Friday, and any of those three could be Saturday.

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