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Angels We Have Heard While High

Tapped Out Quest Information Level: 5 Update: The Invasion Before Christmas Requirement(s): myPad Arctic Hypertrain Required characters: Conductor Otto, Lisa, Bart Internal name(s): AngelsWeHaveHeardWhileHigh ID(s): 188151 - 188155

Angels We Have Heard While High is a questline in The Simpsons: Tapped Out. It was introduced in The Invasion Before Christmas content update. It requires Conductor Otto and the Arctic Hypertrain to be obtained.

Dialogue[edit]

Pt. 1[edit]

After tapping on Conductor Otto's exclamation mark Ah, man. I'm so bummed! Hmm, you're wearing a suit, and you look sad. Are you an undertaker? No, I was the conductor for the dopest train in the world – the Arctic Hypertrain. But I got fired because I forgot to pick up some kid who was supposed to have a magical holiday trip. At the time, I was having a magical holiday trip of my own. Task: "Make Conductor Otto Self-Medicate His Sadness". The job takes place at the Arctic Hypertrain and takes 60 minutes. Quest reward: 100 and 10

Pt. 2[edit]

After tapping on Lisa's exclamation mark Otto, is there anything you can do to get your conductor job back? I have to prove I can teach a little kid to believe in Christmas again. We can help! Bart's totally cynical, but I bet we can convince him that Christmas is real. Task: "Make Conductor Otto Self-Medicate His Sadness". The job takes place at the Arctic Hypertrain and takes 60 minutes. Quest reward: 100 and 10

Pt. 3[edit]

After tapping on Lisa's exclamation mark O.K., Conductor Otto. You have to prove you can help a kid regain his faith in Christmas. How do you start? Uh, by understanding the problem. Bart, little dude, why don't you believe in Santa? Because I'm ten years old, and I'm not an idiot. I only know one fat man who delivers presents and eats cookies. He also once got his head stuck up a chimney. It's true. Dad heard a squirrel in the chimney, and thought it was planning to steal his nuts. Task: "Make Conductor Otto Self-Medicate His Confusion". The job takes place at the Arctic Hypertrain and takes 4 hours. Task: "Make Bart Doubt Christmas". The job takes place at the Arctic Hypertrain and takes 4 hours. Task: "Make Lisa Feel Embarrassed About Her Father". The job takes place at the Arctic Hypertrain and takes 4 hours. Quest reward: 100 and 10

Pt. 4[edit]

After tapping on Conductor Otto's exclamation mark Okay. To convince a kid that Christmas is real, we just have to get him on the Arctic Hypertrain. I just wish the train wasn't coal-powered. I would think people at the North Pole would be more concerned about global warming. Oh, I can turn the train green. We just use a certain kind of green fuel. But don't breathe the fumes, little dudes. Leave that to me. Task: "Make Conductor Otto Stoke the Arctic Hypertrain's Engine". The job takes place at the Arctic Hypertrain and takes 8 hours. Task: "Make Lisa Ride the Arctic Hypertrain". The job takes place at the Arctic Hypertrain and takes 4 hours. Task: "Make Bart Ride the Arctic Hypertrain". The job takes place at the Arctic Hypertrain and takes 4 hours. Quest reward: 100 and 10

Pt. 5[edit]

After tapping on Conductor Otto's exclamation mark "To Whom It May Concern, care of North Pole". "I hereby affirm that Conductor Otto and the Arctic Hypertrain have restored my faith in Christmas. I will always believe until I am old and gray". "However, if the bullies make fun of me, I will deny everything and act all cool and grown up". Thanks, little dudes. That letter is sure to get me my job back. If you want to get high in your career, just come to us. Actually, I prefer to use some guys I know downtown. Task: "Make Conductor Otto Self-Medicate His Happiness". The job takes place at the Arctic Hypertrain and takes 6 hours. Task: "Make Lisa Self-Congratulate Her Smugness". The job takes place at the Arctic Hypertrain and takes 6 hours. Quest reward: 200 and 20

Behind the Laughter[edit]

The quest name is a reference to the Christmas carol "Angels We Have Heard on High".