Alibarbar 9000 – Banana Buzz

New-board briefing when the spoken ticket is “Banana Buzz”. Adult purchase only—no gift blur for minors.

First-hand: Reorder desk: invoice line AU-SF-10345-10358 beats group-chat nicknames; if chat shows Kiwi Pineapple, reopen the board.

New-to-board: “Banana Buzz”

Show the wrap before flavour poetry.

Photo before adjectives

Counter read: Banana/strawnana traps are real—trust the wrap, not memory.

Age + print + price

POS fonts that “normalise” capitals on “Banana Buzz” must be restored before bagging.

regular A$68 · sale A$46 when live · stock instock

Mistakes staff see

Walk away from “Banana Buzz” if:

• Buyer under 18 → stop.
• Only typed a nickname → photo-match before paying for “Banana Buzz”.
• Need USB/screen habits this sheet does not support on Alibarbar Ingot 9000 → retarget.
• Planning to share one sealed unit → buy two or walk away.

Optional neighbour peek

Sell these only when the photo matches:

• Kiwi Pineapple (AU-SF-10345-10356) — tropical aisle neighbour; punch only if that wrap is chosen.
• Mango Magic (AU-SF-10345-10353) — tropical aisle neighbour; punch only if that wrap is chosen.

Send-off

Board roof facts (no poetry):

• Ingot 9000 sealed disposable
• LED body habit (separate from LTD)
• Follow live pack print for numeric sheet

Public-health hub: Health.gov.au. Sandy ports and lint fake “harsh flavour” until you wipe.

First week with “Banana Buzz”

Shop-floor sensory for “Banana Buzz”: Counter read: Banana/strawnana traps are real—trust the wrap, not memory.

Aisle tags are maps; print is law.

Calm first reorder

Point at Kiwi Pineapple only if that wrap is chosen—not as a free swap for “Banana Buzz”. Mango Magic stays a separate punch.

Extra floor depth

Re-check live cart totals; sale flags move.

Counter punch checklist

Beach brief: dry pouch, no esky sweat; if sand covers print, re-photo before selling “Banana Buzz”.

Friday rush substitution ban

When POS fonts change capitals on “Banana Buzz”, restore catalogue text before bagging.

Invoice line beats group-chat nicknames when reordering AU-SF-10345-10358.

If two tickets sound alike, make the customer nod at one wrap on the board, then punch once.

Friday rush still needs a wrap nod for AU-SF-10345-10358 before punch—close-enough swaps become Saturday tickets.

Restore catalogue capitals when POS fonts “help”; bag print is the product identity.

Couple cart: two adults naming one finish means two sealed sticks, not one shared try.

Beach pack-outs: dry pouch, photo print, then bag—esky sweat fakes a harsh profile later.