         polygon_index: 27
       }
       {
-        element: "#submit-button"
-        intro: "I swear this is the last one - Next!"
-        position: "top"
-        polygon_index: 27
-        ixactive: true
-      }
-      {
-        element: "#map-highlight"
-        intro: "Remember that the backlot buildings tend to be the trickiest, but hopefully these tips will make it a little bit easier. <br /> If you run into trouble, you can always review this tutorial again... "
+        element: "#map-highlight"
+        intro: "That's about it! The back lots can be tricky, but hopefully these tips will make it a little bit easier. <br /> <br /> If you run into trouble, you can always review this tutorial again... "
         position: "right"
         polygon_index: 28
       }

    steps: [
      {
        element: "#map-highlight"
        intro: "Generally speaking, it's really easy to match most buildings with their street numbers. Click on the address number next to highlighted structure and type it into the text box that pops up."
        position: "right"
        polygon_index: -1
      }

      }
      {
        element: "#map-highlight"
        intro: "Piece of cake, right? Like this one - mark it 20...  "
        position: "right"
        polygon_index: 0
      }
      {
        element: "#submit-button"
        intro: "and hit next."
        position: "top"
        polygon_index: 0
      }
      {
        element: "#submit-button"
        intro: "What if there is no number at all? Skip it and move on. "
        position: "right"
        polygon_index: 4
      }
      {
        element: "#map-highlight"
        intro: "Now for some trickier \"edge cases.\" If an address includes a fraction, decimalize it! Turn that 1/2 into a \".5.\" This would be 395.5 "
        position: "right"
        polygon_index: 2
      }
      {
        element: "#submit-button"
        intro: "Boom! Hit next to save and continue!"
        position: "top"
        polygon_index: 2
        ixactive: true
      }
      {
        element: "#map-highlight"
        intro: "It can be easy to be fooled by those olde tyme numbers. 47 or 17? If you can't tell, check th neighbors. This one's near the 20s, so it must be ye olde 17. Click. Type. Proceed. "
        position: "right"
        polygon_index: 1
      }
      {
        element: "#submit-button"
        intro: "Hit next to save it and move on. <br /> <br /> Okay, you probably get the concept of hitting \"Next\" at this point - so we're just going to roll through some examples <strong>lighting round style</strong> and trust that when the time comes for the real thing - you'll know what to do!"
        position: "top"
        polygon_index: 1
        ixactive: true
      }
      {
        element: "#map-highlight"
        intro: "Buildings with more than one number? We'll take as many as we can get. Click and type both of them."
        position: "right"
        polygon_index: 5
      }
      {
        element: "#map-highlight"
        intro: "Sometimes the numbers wrap around a building. Grab 'em all!"
        position: "right"
        polygon_index: 7
      }
      {
        element: "#map-highlight"
        intro: "Or you might find bizarre labyrinthine escape routes! \"Yes officer, he ran into 108 Wall Street and took off out of 121 Front Street!\" Smoke screen!"
        position: "right"
        polygon_index: 9
      }
       {
        element: "#map-highlight"
        intro: "Times change and so do addresses. When you see new numbers written in under the old ones, enter both!"
        position: "right"
        polygon_index: 3
      }
      {
        element: "#map-highlight"
        intro: "Watch out: sometimes you'll find a number <strong> ON </strong> the polygon. That's a floor count - not an address. "
        position: "right"
        polygon_index: 11
      }
