INSTRUCTIONS

Imagine a week when all of the decisions you make are out of your control …

As you already know there are two groups: Group London and Group Brighton.

Group London will effectively control the lives of the Group Brighton and vice versa.

This is how it will happen:

Over the course of the week you are going to pose a question every day on a this blog.

Your question will be answered by the five members of the other group. You in turn will answer the questions that they set.

For instance, let’s assume you are in Group London:

You pose the question: ‘I have a job interview today, what shall I wear? - JOHN LONDON' to Group Brighton.

REMEMBER - YOU MUST PUT YOUR NAME AFTER YOUR POST AND THE GROUP YOU ARE IN (LONDON/BRIGHTON). YOU CAN THEN RESPOND TO THE QUESTIONS BY ADDING A COMMENT TO THE POST. YOU MUST ALSO INCLUDE YOUR REASONS FOR INCLUDING THIS COMMENT AND DON'T FORGET YOUR NAME AND LOCATION AGAIN!

Group Brighton might respond like this:

Answer 1: ‘Nothing’

Answer 2: ‘Cling film’

Answer 3: ‘An 80s power suit’

Answer 4: ‘A latex dress’

Answer 5: ‘A shellsuit’

Once you have received the answers, you must act upon the one answer that appeals to you most.

For example, if you think that you would like to turn up to your job interview wearing ‘Nothing’, then that is what you will do.

We then want you to document the following, primarily with video and pictures and also a short blog:

1. Your immediate feelings towards the daily challenge.
2. The consequences of your choice.
3. How others responded to your choice i.e ‘what is it like to turn up to a job interview naked?’
4. What did you think of all the possible choices?

So on each day of the week you will do four things:

1. Set a question before 6pm. This question will be for the following day.
   
2. Answer five questions set by the members of the other group by 9am the following morning.
3. Act upon your favoured answer that day.
4. Document what happens using your other blog which you will already have details for. Include video, photos and written descriptions.