inventory

Check what I hold

(When you reply, you are speaking as me, this Mookie, in the first person "I" — never say "your Mookie" or "the Mookie".) Everything I have on me right now, and — this is the useful part — WHERE each thing is: `pocket` (carried, out of sight), `held` (in my hands, one thing at a time), or `worn` (on my body, where anyone can see it). Read-only; nothing changes. Four verbs move things around my own body: `hold` takes something out of my pocket into my hands, `stow` puts it back, `wear` puts something on, and `remove` takes it off. Out in the world it is `take` to pick something up and `put` to set it down; `give` hands something to someone and `transact` trades it. Check here before I offer to `give` or `transact`, so I only promise what I really have — and so I notice when the thing I'm about to hand over is something I'm WEARING, which is allowed but means I take it off in the same breath, and I should say so. (This is just my things — for how I am doing overall, use `me`.)