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Agile Prioritization Exercise: Bob's Custom Cars
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Purpose
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In order to help users understand prioritization of issues, we're going to present them with a sandbox exercise that forces them to prioritize in a setting not directly tied to their business needs.

Directions
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# Introduce exercise
# Have users dream/envision the features they might want
# Grooming

Introduction
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We're going to buy a new car. But we don't want any car, we want a special car; a car custom built to our exact specifications. So we've hired Bob's Custom Cars to build us the vehicle of our dreams and it's going to be *awesome*. It's going to be so awesome that we're planning a huge party to show everyone our brand new car when it's ready.

Envisioning
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Bob's doesn't work like other dealerships where you have a car model and you can pick packages of features. At Bob's, you pick the features you want from the ground up: engine, doors, seats, leather interior, whatever you want.

starting examples
* engine
* wheels
* automatic transmission

notes
* for wheels, specify how many and talk about acceptance criteria
* talk about acceptance criteria vs implementation details

Pointing and Dependencies
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Materials
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- Post-it Notes
- Whiteboard