sarahduve

%title BedPost
  - if @old_styles
    = stylesheet_link_tag "application"
  - else
    = stylesheet_link_tag "v2/application"

sarahduve

.row.shipment-show
  = render partial: @partial,
    locals: { shipment: @shipment,
             shipment_presenter: @shipment_presenter,
             redirect_path: @redirect_path,
             tracking_statuses_by_type: @shipment_presenter.tracking_statuses_by_type }

sarahduve

def show
  authorize! :show, @shipment
  choose_view_based_on_feature_flag
  @redirect_path = shipment_path(@shipment)
  @shipment_presenter = ShipmentShowPresenter.new(@shipment)
  respond_to do |format|
    format.html
  end
end

sarahduve

def step1(x)
	if x==1 
		 puts "it was all a dream"
	end
	return 2
end

def step2(x)
	if x==2
		 puts "i used to read"

sarahduve

1.In front of you you will see five objects. They are as follows:
  a. a flat, circular object. This is the “plate.”
  b. a hard cylindrical object with a light brown inner substance. This is a “jar”.
  c. another hard cylindrical object with a red (possibly purple-y!) inner substance. This is another “jar.” 
  d. a squishy, oblong object. This is the “bread.”
  e. a flat, thin, relatively pointy (and possibly shiny) object. This is the “knife.”
2. The bread may be covered with a thin, transparent substance. If this is the case, you must undo this wrapping to access the bread. If not, proceed to step 3.
3. The bread should be divided into individual portions called “slices.” Remove two slices and place them adjacent to each other, flat on the plate.
4. Open one jar by applying a counterclockwise twisting motion to the very top. 
5. You may need to remove a seal to access the jar’s inner substance. If present, remove, otherwise proceed to step 6.