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This 6th screen of an app storyboard asks users who have any questions or are unsure of processes to simply ask a supervisor. It notes that it's easy to forget things sometimes and it's important to do your best before telling a patron no. The screen has a black linen texture background with no specified font, narration, audio, transition, animation, or audience interaction.
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