Taking a moment to wipe the rainwater from your eye, you see to find that you have wandered into a clothing store. From the various displays and sales, the store clearly markets itself to sell all and only the most trending fashions available. But for the moment, you are not interested in looking like a celebrity; simply being clothed is a top priority to you.
Throughout the store are a few salepeople, all of whom are busy selling overpriced clothing to patrons. You take this as an opportunity to quietly sneak throughout the store an grab some items to wear. Using various displays and clothing racks as cover, you manage to snag a pair of jeans, a blue hooded sweatshirt, and a pair of white briefs.
You dart to the changing room when you are certain no customers or workers are looking. You slip on the underwear and pants, both of which are a larger size than you desired. Moreover, the jeans have built-in elastic all throughout the waist. The sweatshirt, too, is larger than you want it to be. Gazing in the mirror, you note how ridiculous you look in your clearly over-sized attire. Other citizens might fit well into this, but you certainly don't look like the rest of the members of this society.
You then remember you have no cash on you. Waking up in the park left you without money or even a wallet. So paying for these clothes will be difficult.
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