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Speaking of packing, something that's been popping up in my algorithm a lot lately is the Sudoku method.

Have you heard of that?

No.

Is this related to like the little numbers game?

It's like the game because it's squares.

So how you do it.

It's a three by three grid with nine core items.

I saw a mom doing this with her children when she was packing them for a vacation.

And then I've seen adults do it, too, especially if they're taking, you know, an overseas type trip, but they don't want to lug this huge thing of luggage.

It's a way for them to maximize outfits, but still be able to fit their trip into a carry on, even though they're gone for a while.

So you select three tops, three bottoms, and three layers that are versatile and color coordinated.

You arrange items into a grid.

Ensure each row and column contains one top, one bottom, and one layer.

Every row, column, and diagonal line forms a complete stylish outfit.

From the Sudoku method, you can create more than 27 combinations by mixing pieces across diagonal lines.

Isn't that crazy?