|hint = There is no hint for this level. (No hint squares in level, can only be read in a [[level editor]])
|hint = There is no hint for this level. (No hint squares in level, can only be read in a [[level editor]])
|chips required = 10
}}
|chips available = 10
|time = 300
'''Who's the Boss?''' is the 45th level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1]]. It was created by [[Miika Toukola]] and originally appeared in his set ''kidsfair.ccl''. The objective is to collect the chips while a [[Teeth]] is following close behind. [[Chip]] can clear [[dirt]] from corridors, allowing the [[Teeth]] to be sidetracked into the wrong one. While the [[teleport]]s in each corridor allow more freedom of movement for [[Chip]], they also make it impossible to trap the [[Teeth]] anywhere for a longer time. Whoever wins this game of tag, is the boss!
|bold ms = 279
|bold lynx = 277
|difficulty = 2
|bold difficulty = 2
|bold complexity = 2
}}'''Who's the Boss?''' is the 45th level in [[Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1]]. It was created by [[Miika Toukola]] and originally appeared in his set ''kidsfair.ccl''. The objective is to collect the chips while a [[Teeth]] is following close behind. [[Chip]] can clear [[dirt]] from corridors, allowing the [[Teeth]] to be sidetracked into the wrong one. While the [[teleport]]s in each corridor allow more freedom of movement for [[Chip]], they also make it impossible to trap the [[Teeth]] anywhere for a longer time. Whoever wins this game of tag, is the boss!
Who's the Boss? is the 45th level in Chip's Challenge Level Pack 1. It was created by Miika Toukola and originally appeared in his set kidsfair.ccl. The objective is to collect the chips while a Teeth is following close behind. Chip can clear dirt from corridors, allowing the Teeth to be sidetracked into the wrong one. While the teleports in each corridor allow more freedom of movement for Chip, they also make it impossible to trap the Teeth anywhere for a longer time. Whoever wins this game of tag, is the boss!
Trivia
In the Lynx ruleset, this is one of the few levels for which the bold time requires use of Shift-O to start on a different parity than straight odd and even step.
