Collect
Wait
Wait verb - To remain in place in readiness or expectation of something.
Both words in one sentence
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She does it again when convincing Iron Will to wait a full day instead of half a day before trying to collect the fees for his assertiveness training from Fluttershy.
Source: Duck Season, Rabbit Season - Fischer advised the others on the team to do nothing to provoke the forces in the house and wait for the week to pass so they can live and collect their fees.
Source: Haunted House Historian - However, instead of having to wait for the helper to re-appear if he/she falls off camera, this game now has the option to call him/her back to your side with a simple tap on the D-Pad, which makes it actually worth it in alternate missions like "collect X rings" or "kill X enemies".
Source: Misbegotten Multiplayer Mode
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