Profile Perfect Level 653 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 653 Answer

Warning: The solution to this puzzle is fully revealed below. If you only want a hint to get unstuck, skip past the grid to read the questions addressing specific deductions.

Stuck On Profile Perfect Level 653?

Most players who get stuck here run into trouble trying to position the customers along the row of tables. Connecting server reactions to their seating order can also look confusing until you realize how tightly chained the expressions are. Once you pin down the seating layout, the gear and table items fall into place smoothly.

Where Does Alphonse Sit, And How Do The Other Customers Line Up?

The key starting point is Alphonse. A direct clue tells you that Alphonse sits at the leftmost table, which corresponds to Order Taking A, and orders Thai food. That leaves four seats open to the right: Order Taking B, C, D, and E.

Next, look at the clue stating that Carl is either two or four columns apart from Donald. If Carl and Donald were four columns apart, one of them would have to occupy the leftmost seat, Order Taking A. But Alphonse is already locked into that spot. Therefore, they cannot be four columns apart. They must be two columns apart.

To fit within the remaining open positions with another customer between them, Donald must sit at Order Taking E and Carl must sit at Order Taking C. That leaves Order Taking B and Order Taking D open for Frances and Denise. We know from other clues that Howard assists Denise and takes an Italian order, while Frances orders a European rice dish, Risotto, and impresses Mia. Howard, Denise, and Italian food fit cleanly at Order Taking D, which leaves Order Taking B for Frances.

Which Servers Attend To Frances, Carl, And Denise?

Several clues directly pair up servers with customers before you even worry about column numbers.

Frances discusses food with Mia and impresses her, meaning Mia is the server assigned to Frances at Order Taking B.

Rick lists aged bottles to Carl and is shocked by how easily Carl can afford the priciest bottle. This immediately pairs Rick with Carl at Order Taking C, placing Wine as the drink being discussed.

Howard is explicitly named as confirming the order for Denise, locking Howard into Order Taking D.

With Mia at B, Rick at C, and Howard at D, only Order Taking A and Order Taking E need servers. Clues tell us Catherine and Emily are the remaining two servers. We know the server next to the Amazed one remembers every order without taking notes, which places Emily at Order Taking A next to Mia. That leaves Catherine at Order Taking E serving Donald.

How Do The Server Expressions Chain Together?

The expressions become straightforward once you track Rick's reaction. We know Rick is Shocked by Carl's expensive wine order at Order Taking C.

Another clue tells you that the Thinking server sits directly between the Shocked server and the Drooling server. Because Rick is Shocked at Order Taking C, the server to his right at Order Taking D must be the Thinking one, which gives Howard the Thinking expression. Following that sequence to the right, the Drooling server must be Catherine at Order Taking E.

To finish the expressions on the left, remember that Frances impresses Mia. This makes Mia Amazed at Order Taking B. That leaves only the Calm expression unassigned, which goes to Emily at Order Taking A.

Who Uses No Equipment, And What Tools Do The Other Servers Carry?

One clue mentions that a server next to the Amazed one fully remembers every order. Mia at Order Taking B is the Amazed server. The server next to her at Order Taking A is Emily, who relies entirely on memory, so her equipment value is None.

Mia is noted as the only server who still uses a pencil, matching the Notepad for Order Taking B.

Rick at Order Taking C uses a tool while in shock, and another clue mentions staff using a Radio to communicate orders to the kitchen, which corresponds to the Walkie Talkie.

The remaining servers, Howard at Order Taking D and Catherine at Order Taking E, both use a Tablet. You do not need to separate individual tablet models because the grid accepts Tablet for both of those columns.

How Do You Place The Table Objects Across The Grid?

The table items resolve by linking them to the servers and customers already placed.

Mia is about to clear a dirty Plate after taking the order, placing the Plate at Order Taking B.

The staff member using the radio is stationed by the Candle, so the Candle belongs to Order Taking C. Because this cell shares space with Tissue, Order Taking C gets Candle / Tissue.

A spatial clue tells you that the Flower Pot sits to the right of the Tissue. Since the Tissue is at Order Taking C, the Flower Pot must go into Order Taking D.

Alphonse is seated at table 11, which pairs with the Number Stand at Order Taking A. That leaves the Condiment for the remaining spot at Order Taking E.

One Clue You Should Not Overthink

The clue stating that Carl is either two or four columns apart from Donald might look like a branching path that requires guessing. You do not need to test both possibilities. Because the leftmost seat is already occupied by Alphonse, placing two people four columns apart is physically impossible in a five-column layout. The clue simply means Carl and Donald have exactly one seat between them.

Quick Answer Check

To verify your grid quickly, look at the server expressions running from left to right: Calm, Amazed, Shocked, Thinking, and Drooling. Check that Frances has Risotto with a Plate, Carl has Wine with a Walkie Talkie, and Denise has Howard confirming her meal at table D. If those match, your puzzle is complete.