Perhaps you are walking in a park, reading a book, or exercising at the gym. Suddenly, you hear a familiar ringtone coming from your cellphone. You look to find that you have been requested to go on a mission to Paris, France. So, you quickly go prepare for your mission. You already have a backpack of essential items ready and waiting in your car. You change into some nice clothes, and stand by.

      Within a few minutes, you receive a message which includes instructions to drive to a nearby town. You get in your car and drive to the address. When you arrive, you find a person who has been waiting for you. She hands you a package and some paperwork, and then you get back in your car and check your email on your cellphone, to verify which airport is indicated on the airline tickets that were sent to you in a message.

      You drive to the airport and park your car. You quickly make your way to the baggage desk to obtain the paper tickets for your flights. With your special pass I.D. card, you slip past the x-ray machines and the long lines of waiting passengers. You show your ticket as you board the plane. After you find your seat, you send a text message to the dispatch office to let them know that you are waiting for the plane to take off.

      Soon, you are looking out the window, at the big blue ocean below, as the plane soars through the sky toward Europe. Before you close your eyes to take a long nap, you visualize your next steps in your mission.

      The plane touches down in Paris, France. As you exit the plane, you follow the signs which will guide you to the Customs desk. When you reach the counter, the package and paperwork are examined, and then you are free to go. You leave the airport in a taxi, which takes you to the destination listed on the paperwork. You exit the car, and walk into the building to find the recipient of the package, who then signs the paperwork. You take a picture of the paperwork, and then send the picture to the dispatch office. Your mission is now complete.

      You notice that you have about 24 hours until your return flight home, so you take a leisurely walk to the Eifel Tower, and then to a coffee shop, where you enjoy the most amazing espresso you have ever tasted in your life.