Help & To Do

This is a free event with age verification to ensure everyone is 18+ to enter contests or volunteer. Your first contest is to recycle good cheer and good deeds into cash tips. There are over a dozen volunteer missions like a boat parade, karaoke challenge game, pirate school, mutiny, Saturday fun and more to help you succeed. We use a pirate coin called a “loony” to measure good cheer or good deeds.
Quickstart: Good cheer and good deeds make your loony booty bigger. The National Treasure Chest recycles your loony booty into prizes, adventure, good deeds and cash. Anybody can create a celebration or carnival booth to plunder booty. Biggest Booty wins! The only rule is “You lose.”
At the Great American State Fair during a treasure hunt you can click on a person or you can click on a venue.  When you click on a person you see what they are bringing to the party.  When you click on a venue you see who is at the party, the fun, food and games.
Landlubbers are 98% of the people wandering around the Great American State Fair. Landlubbers just scan QR codes for fun and food so they don’t need to watch the instructional video. Pirates are the 1% volunteering to create good cheer and good deeds for others. (The Continental Army was all volunteer. They were well known for the good cheer that created the good deeds of fighting courageously.) The scurvy dog marines, that this site honors with lots of dog references, were the first volunteers of our military. Sailors are the 1% skipping the fair to volunteer and help Special Heroes by being cast or crew of the TV Series “Special Heroes.” Our mission is to turn Special Heroes into Super Heroes!
If you are creating a local celebration or carnival booth you should watch the 30 minute video below and probably the second one. If you are going to volunteer to help a Special Hero, you should learn this website.
Look at the top right for your balance. Can you increase the size of your booty, then recycle your loony booty for cash, without going to PayPal?

Mission

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Help for scurvy dogs
Scurvy dogs visit carnival booths and are the 99%.
Carnival barkers create carnival booths and miracles and are the 1%.
What type of help?
From the video you learned that Sailor, Landlubber and Pirate are the three types of moderation that we have.  Sailor meets broadcast standards.  Landlubber is bar talk. Pirate is raw comedy.
Humans are not allowed in the Pirate Dive Bar so you adopt or choose the breed of your dog to be sailor, landlubber or pirate.  Sailors only see sailor content.  Landlubbers only see landlubber content and Pirates are innocent of anything you accuse them of.  If you are a scurvy dog owner, you know the act of innocence I am talking about.
You click on a picture and go to the detail page.  When you press “send good cheer” loonies go from your account into the account of the person that created the loony coupon.  A receipt shows on your phone screen, is saved in your public ledger and in your receipt folder.  The other persons ledger is updated and they see your transaction.
When you run out of loonies, press on “loony” and donate through PayPal to "get loony".
When you choose a dog, you can train them to hunt for treasure, play games or as a working dog that volunteers to help their community.
Pirates VS Monarchy
When you enter the front doors of the pirate dive bar you will be either a pirate or the monarchy.  They both own scurvy dogs that are sailors, landlubbers or pirates.
Pirates are physically present, the Monarchy are someplace on the internet.  Both of you have chosen the same venue to check into.  The only clue you have is the check in photo to determine if you are a pirate or monarchy.
A venue is like a volunteer fire station without the fire fighting.  The purpose is to find and connect with volunteers at your same geographical location.  This is why making an apartment clubhouse is one of the best venues you can create on the Treasure page.
Look at the top right of your screen to see your balance.
Have fun!

To Do
Mysteries you can solve while on your treasure hunt