From the airport, buy a ticket, and fly to Kinshasa, Zaire. After going
through several random jungle scenes, you will find yourself in a clearing. At
the far left in the clearing is a hut with a sign out front. Go inside, and you
will meet the Shaman who's in the picture with the Swami back in Nepal. GIVE
him the golf club. Out of gratitude, he and two of his countrymen will show you
a dance. TAKE NOTES! When the three men stop dancing and line up in a row,
write down the order in which they bob their heads. (This differs from game to
game.) The Shaman will tell you to return when you have the yellow crystal, so
it's time to head out again. Wend your way back through the jungle to the
airport, fly to Cairo, and from there back to Miami.
  About now you should have severely depleted your CashCard. So before we head
home, let's try to get you some more money. In Miami, buy a ticket to the
Bermuda Triangle. Your plane will be caught by a mysterious beam, and you will
end up on a spaceship. The pilot will enter a four-note combination on the
coloured panels (this too varies from game to game), but when he invites you
back aboard the plane, stay over on the far right by the doorway. Once the
bright white glare disappears, push the button by the side of the door. You
will be captured and taken before the King of the Aliens. Before he can decide
what horrible fate worse than death should befall you, give the Fan Club Card
(or the guitar) to the King. This will make you the King's good friend, and one
of his minions will show you a different colour combination that will send you
home. Don't use it yet. Instead, return to the King's chamber, and WALK to the
right and READ the Lott-O-Dictor, which will give you tomorrow's winning
number. Then go back to the colour panel, press the right combination of
buttons, and stand on the platform to the left of the panel. You will be
teleported straight home. Go back to the pawnshop and BUY a Lottery ticket. (At
this point, you can also SELL your bent butter knife.) You can pick up your
earnings after your trip to Latin America.