Employee: Okay well we have a bunch of kids puzzles over here.
Customer: It's for a 4 year old.
Employee: Okay well most of these puzzles should be good for that age.
*The employee shows the customer a variety of children's puzzles. The customer selects one at random from the group.*
Customer: This box says its for ages 5 and up.
Employee: That's just a recommendation, you can certainly give it to a 4 year old if you want.
Customer: But it says for ages 5 and up.
Employee: Okay...If you think that will be too difficult, then what about this one?
Customer: That one says for ages 3 and up.
Employee: Right so it should be fine.
Customer: But hes 4 years old.
Employee: Right so this will be fine.
Customer: But it says for 3 and up...
Employee: Yeah, so it's for 4 year olds as well.
Customer: But he is 4, so the box should say for age 4.
Employee: So you want the box to say his exact age on it?
Customer: Well yes, this one will be too hard and this one will be too easy.
*After some more searching the customer was referred to a larger toy store since we did not have any puzzles that said they were for exactly 4 year olds.*
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