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oney to pay for gas for the 4 day trip. You have room for yourself, 5 additional passengers and 5 more suitcases in the car. Choose your passengers from the list given, but make sure you can stify your decisions based on human wants, needs, values, interests, and values. Joe is a mechanic, and knows how to drive a car. You've never spent much time with him, but you've heard people say he's a very violent person. He has 1 piece of luggage and 6 blankets. John knows how to drive a car, but knows nothing about how they work. He says he will go with you, but only if he can bring all 4 of his big suitcases... two filled with canned food & water. Susan grew up working on her brother's race car. She's a good driver. She thinks you're great! You like having her around; she makes you feel important. She has one suitcase, a box of andaids, her rollerblades, and 12 Snicker's candy bars.

oney to pay for gas for the 4 day trip. You have room for yourself, 5 additional passengers and 5 more suitcases in the car. Choose your passengers from the list given, but make sure you can stify your decisions based on human wants, needs, values, interests, and values. Joe is a mechanic, and knows how to drive a car. You've never spent much time with him, but you've heard people say he's a very violent person. He has 1 piece of luggage and 6 blankets. John knows how to drive a car, but knows nothing about how they work. He says he will go with you, but only if he can bring all 4 of his big suitcases... two filled with canned food & water. Susan grew up working on her brother's race car. She's a good driver. She thinks you're great! You like having her around; she makes you feel important. She has one suitcase, a box of andaids, her rollerblades, and 12 Snicker's candy bars.

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Understanding Business
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Author:William Nickels
Publisher:William Nickels
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You're moving to California! There are just no jobs in Nebraska, and it just makes sense that you move to California where jobs are plentiful. You have an old car, 2 suitcases, and just enough money to pay for gas for the 4 day trip. You have room for yourself, 5 additional passengers and 5 more suitcases in the car. Choose your passengers from the list given, but make sure you can justify your decisions based on human wants, needs, values, interests, and values. _Joe is a mechanic, and knows how to drive a car. You've never spent much time with him, but you've heard people say he's a very violent person. He has 1 piece of luggage and 6 blankets. _John knows how to drive a car, but knows nothing about how they work. He says he will go with you, but only if he can bring all 4 of his big suitcases...two filled with canned food & water. Susan grew up working on her brother's race car. She's a good driver. She thinks you're great! You like having her around; she makes you feel important. She has one suitcase, a box of bandaids, her rollerblades, and 12 Snicker's candy bars.
Transcribed Image Text:You're moving to California! There are just no jobs in Nebraska, and it just makes sense that you move to California where jobs are plentiful. You have an old car, 2 suitcases, and just enough money to pay for gas for the 4 day trip. You have room for yourself, 5 additional passengers and 5 more suitcases in the car. Choose your passengers from the list given, but make sure you can justify your decisions based on human wants, needs, values, interests, and values. _Joe is a mechanic, and knows how to drive a car. You've never spent much time with him, but you've heard people say he's a very violent person. He has 1 piece of luggage and 6 blankets. _John knows how to drive a car, but knows nothing about how they work. He says he will go with you, but only if he can bring all 4 of his big suitcases...two filled with canned food & water. Susan grew up working on her brother's race car. She's a good driver. She thinks you're great! You like having her around; she makes you feel important. She has one suitcase, a box of bandaids, her rollerblades, and 12 Snicker's candy bars.
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