This one is understaffed; he is barely looked at on his way in, people are running around so much.

He has a name to look for; he wanders around looking for it.

It is on a door.

Knock knock.

Door opens. "Hello," says the person, barely blinking at the wings.

"Hi! I took your utilities bid, I'm here to do the installation."

The person reaches into a drawer and hands him a packet. "Directions and specifications," she says. "Payment will take up to a week afterwards while the work is quality checked."

What competent people. "Thanks so much." Are the specifications specific enough he can just do what it says on the packet -

Yup!

The quality check will find things exactly as advertised. He comes back to return the packet in case they want it.

They do not.

Next task form completed online, next city!

Next thing is all the way in San Diego, it's a long flight.

He will take public transit. It'll be educational for the public.

Public transit is pretty automated these days so nobody gatekeeps him. He gets weird looks. A kid about his age maybe recognizes him.

He reads through more of the med school curriculum on the way down to San Diego.

Trains are real fast these days. He's there in sunny San Diego in short order.

He tries making the models of the places he's going in dry ice so he doesn't have to throw them away. They hurt his fingers but are lots of fun. He finds another address.

He's been outbid on the way there.

Are there any other ones in this area? Not that he especially minds sitting on trains, it's a nice break from Milliways.

Some small town in Arizona but it's not much money.

Eh, whatever. He'll keep doing this for a couple days until it's time to go to that kid's summoning exam.

He gets a variety of reactions ranging from steadfastly pretending this is normal to confused acquiescence to being ejected from the building, and then exam time!

Yay! He checks for horrible circles out for him before being dismissed.

There's one with a gag and three without.