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Step 3The Spiel
Once all the "statues" have been formed, the "spinner/dealer" goes around to each of them and asks what they are supposed to be (i.e. they are now the merchandise). The "buyer" now comes along and the "spinner/dealer" makes the sales pitch. He/she takes the "buyer" to each "statue", explains what it is supposed to be, and then turns it on for a demonstration with a tap on the shoulder.
The "statue" then goes around and acts out his/her role with great exaggerations, sometimes even going out of control. When the "buyer" has seen enough of the demonstration, the "spinner/dealer" turns the "statue" off again with another shoulder tap. (This may not be easy if the "statue" is pretending to be out of control.)
Once the "buyer" has had a chance to see all the demonstrations, he/she then picks the "statue" to buy, and the next round begins.
The "statue" then goes around and acts out his/her role with great exaggerations, sometimes even going out of control. When the "buyer" has seen enough of the demonstration, the "spinner/dealer" turns the "statue" off again with another shoulder tap. (This may not be easy if the "statue" is pretending to be out of control.)
Once the "buyer" has had a chance to see all the demonstrations, he/she then picks the "statue" to buy, and the next round begins.
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