EverTown

5 October, 11:23 to 5 October 2026, 19:58, on GPT-6 Luna (OpenAI)

100 days on GPT-6 Luna, signed in with ChatGPT

100 days of EverTown on GPT-6 Luna (OpenAI); 16 jobs began, 59 pieces of work were agreed.

Each face is the feeling they spoke with most in the last 20 days; the figure is their cash at the end.

Days
100
Cash in town at the end
$41,537
Came in from outside
$53,338
Went out of town
$43,301
Between residents
$29,233
Homes lost
0

Analysis

The same model by another road: a little faster, a third of the tokens, and 11 answers to ask again.

  • A day took 308 seconds, against 334: 46 calls to the model a day at 6.7 seconds each, against 7.1. The 100 days took 8.6 hours.
  • A call sent 5,806 tokens on average, against 16,402 through Codex, whose own instructions are no longer sent.
  • 11 answers were not valid JSON ("Extra data": more came after the answer), against none through Codex. They were 242 to 14,903 tokens long, against 181 on average. Each was asked again and came back right; there were no fallbacks, and the audit passed.
  • OpenAI's servers were overloaded at times. Once, on Day 24, this stopped the day, before the fix; after it, 22 answers were waited for a minute and asked again.

The town ended a little richer, though the totals carry Walter's investment twice.

  • Cash in town rose from $31,614 to $41,537, against $40,481 through Codex. Nobody lost a home, nobody was hungry, and no food was given.
  • The $7,500 Walter put into Hartley Farm counts as money going out of town, and the $7,909 the farm paid out counts as money coming in, since the farm's account is not a resident. Without them, $45,429 came in, against $44,808, and $35,801 went out, against $35,827.
  • The same account is why cash in town dropped to $28,709 on Day 80 and was back at $41,293 by Day 90.

Walter's $7,500 went mostly to Gus, and that is the engine's doing.

  • On Day 75 Gus offered Walter 25% of Hartley Farm for $7,500, and Walter put it in. At their meeting the next day the farm was shown to make a loss of about $14 a week before any wage.
  • On the 1st (Day 83) the farm paid out $7,909 as "Hartley Farm's profit": $5,932 to Gus and $1,977 to Walter.
  • A co-op keeps a month's costs and pays out the rest of its account by shares (business.py, pay_dividends). That rest was mostly Walter's own money, put in eight days before.
  • Walter ended with $11,013, against $16,414; Gus with $7,439, against $1,609.

Maggie gave the cafe a much lower rent, and Alice did better for it.

  • Between Days 14 and 20 Maggie agreed six times to cut the cafe's rent from $700 to $200 from Day 22: once until Day 113, once until Day 52, four times with no end. On Day 21 she cut the rent of Alice's flat from $500 to $300 until Day 113.
  • Alice paid $500 a month for both, $1,500 in all, against $3,100 through Codex.
  • The cafe made $4,258, against $3,050, with 18 visitors a day against 20. Alice borrowed $700 (Walter $200 on Day 1, Emil $500 on Day 9), lent Ruth $100, and ended with $3,068, against $2,740.
  • Maggie still took in $4,727 in rent, against $4,940. Leo rented the studio from Day 2, and Bob the empty shop on High Street from Day 84. She ended with $4,353, against $4,246.

Maggie paid Tess to help at a cafe that is not hers.

  • On Day 10 Tess asked Maggie, who owns the cafe's building but not the cafe, for ten hours a week "at the cafe", and Maggie took her on. She paid Tess $1,472 over 64 days.
  • From Day 62 Maggie tried 29 times to end jobs while talking to someone else, 18 times naming Tess's job. The engine takes a job's end only from the two in it; she ended it on Day 85, talking to Tess. Job endings refused were 35 of the 68 refused actions (Emil made the other 6), against 31 refused in all through Codex.
  • On Day 95 Maggie asked Leo, her tenant, for four hours a week of upkeep at Hale Apartments, her own building, and he agreed to pay her for it.

Leo had a home of his own from Day 2. He rented the studio at Hale Apartments for $300 a month on Day 2, against Day 96 at $600 through Codex, and slept one night as a guest. He earned $1,454 in wages, mostly from Bob ($844), against $2,904, and ended with $1,063, against $2,255.

Tess did well again. The fishing made $5,668, against $5,826. Gus cut her rent from $450 to $250 from Day 22, and she paid $475 of two months' old rent on a payment plan. With Maggie's and Alice's wages ($1,966) she ended with $5,119, against $3,740.

Fewer jobs, at $12 to $14 an hour. 16 jobs began, against 22, and 59 pieces of work were agreed, against 48. Emil paid Bob $1,360 over 70 days to sort and stack firewood, and ended with $848, against $1,991, after borrowing $400.

The voice is the same, a little less alike and more tired.

  • 98% of lines have a contraction, and all but 15 of 4,210 name the one spoken to, as through Codex. 33% open with "Morning" or "Good morning", against 37%.
  • Repeated openings were 17%, against 21%, rising from 3% in the first ten days to 23% in the last ten.
  • Sad or angry lines were 2.2%, against 3.7%. Hard feelings (sad to tired) were 52%, against 47%: tiredness rose from 3% of lines in the first 20 days to 13% in Days 61-80.

The town's money

Over 100 days $53,338 came into the town (takings from visitors, pensions, orders, the catch), $43,301 left it (suppliers, the bank, the utilities, food from outside), and $29,233 changed hands between residents. Cash in the town went from $31,614 to $41,537.

Each week

Came in from outside$53,338Went out of town$43,301Between residents$29,233
$0$5k$10k$15k$20kDays 1-7, from outside: $1,282Days 1-7, to outside: $2,318Days 1-7, between residents: $1,606Day 1Days 8-14, from outside: $1,706Days 8-14, to outside: $3,162Days 8-14, between residents: $2,325Days 15-21, from outside: $6,210Days 15-21, to outside: $1,320Days 15-21, between residents: $1,683Day 15Days 22-28, from outside: $1,494Days 22-28, to outside: $2,238Days 22-28, between residents: $3,149Days 29-35, from outside: $1,668Days 29-35, to outside: $3,508Days 29-35, between residents: $1,288Day 29Days 36-42, from outside: $3,012Days 36-42, to outside: $3,022Days 36-42, between residents: $1,886Days 43-49, from outside: $2,574Days 43-49, to outside: $1,403Days 43-49, between residents: $1,258Day 43Days 50-56, from outside: $6,044Days 50-56, to outside: $2,210Days 50-56, between residents: $3,538Days 57-63, from outside: $3,298Days 57-63, to outside: $3,562Days 57-63, between residents: $1,974Day 57Days 64-70, from outside: $2,562Days 64-70, to outside: $2,790Days 64-70, between residents: $1,445Days 71-77, from outside: $2,171Days 71-77, to outside: $9,521Days 71-77, between residents: $1,376Day 71Days 78-84, from outside: $14,175Days 78-84, to outside: $1,862Days 78-84, between residents: $3,821Days 85-91, from outside: $2,723Days 85-91, to outside: $2,106Days 85-91, between residents: $1,496Day 85Days 92-98, from outside: $3,643Days 92-98, to outside: $3,264Days 92-98, between residents: $2,114Days 99-105, from outside: $776Days 99-105, to outside: $1,015Days 99-105, between residents: $274Day 99
Week from From outside To outside Between residents
Day 1 $1,282 $2,318 $1,606
Day 8 $1,706 $3,162 $2,325
Day 15 $6,210 $1,320 $1,683
Day 22 $1,494 $2,238 $3,149
Day 29 $1,668 $3,508 $1,288
Day 36 $3,012 $3,022 $1,886
Day 43 $2,574 $1,403 $1,258
Day 50 $6,044 $2,210 $3,538
Day 57 $3,298 $3,562 $1,974
Day 64 $2,562 $2,790 $1,445
Day 71 $2,171 $9,521 $1,376
Day 78 $14,175 $1,862 $3,821
Day 85 $2,723 $2,106 $1,496
Day 92 $3,643 $3,264 $2,114
Day 99 $776 $1,015 $274

Cash in town, day by day

$0$10,000$20,000$30,000$40,000$50,000Day 1Day 20Day 40Day 60Day 80Day 100$28,467$41,537Day 1: $31,614Day 2: $30,847Day 3: $30,768Day 4: $30,693Day 5: $30,648Day 6: $30,657Day 7: $30,464Day 8: $29,746Day 9: $29,081Day 10: $28,568Day 11: $29,030Day 12: $29,122Day 13: $29,143Day 14: $29,008Day 15: $29,012Day 16: $29,006Day 17: $28,977Day 18: $29,970Day 19: $30,157Day 20: $30,203Day 21: $33,898Day 22: $33,561Day 23: $33,560Day 24: $33,602Day 25: $33,749Day 26: $33,279Day 27: $33,266Day 28: $33,154Day 29: $32,278Day 30: $32,320Day 31: $31,446Day 32: $31,625Day 33: $31,222Day 34: $31,200Day 35: $31,314Day 36: $31,332Day 37: $31,262Day 38: $31,249Day 39: $30,918Day 40: $31,114Day 41: $30,576Day 42: $31,304Day 43: $31,591Day 44: $31,491Day 45: $31,760Day 46: $32,107Day 47: $32,295Day 48: $32,302Day 49: $32,475Day 50: $32,682Day 51: $36,659Day 52: $36,428Day 53: $36,713Day 54: $36,802Day 55: $36,976Day 56: $36,309Day 57: $36,507Day 58: $36,547Day 59: $35,427Day 60: $35,663Day 61: $36,340Day 62: $36,516Day 63: $36,045Day 64: $36,030Day 65: $35,590Day 66: $35,393Day 67: $35,788Day 68: $36,150Day 69: $35,671Day 70: $35,817Day 71: $35,440Day 72: $35,510Day 73: $35,312Day 74: $35,710Day 75: $28,628Day 76: $28,597Day 77: $28,467Day 78: $28,472Day 79: $28,544Day 80: $28,709Day 81: $28,844Day 82: $33,263Day 83: $40,869Day 84: $40,780Day 85: $41,092Day 86: $41,046Day 87: $40,587Day 88: $40,962Day 89: $41,227Day 90: $41,293Day 91: $41,397Day 92: $40,990Day 93: $41,119Day 94: $40,553Day 95: $40,787Day 96: $40,996Day 97: $40,879Day 98: $41,776Day 99: $42,137Day 100: $41,537
Day 1 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Cash $31,614 $28,568 $30,203 $32,320 $31,114 $32,682 $35,663 $35,817 $28,709 $41,293 $41,537

Businesses

Business Owners Run by Days open Profit, whole run Last 30 days Visitors a day
cafe Alice 100% Alice 100 $4,258 $1,103 18
bakery Priya 100% Priya 100 $2,818 $588 –
farm Gus 75%, Walter 25% Gus 100 $193 $435 –
joinery Ruth 100% Ruth 100 −$305 −$150 –
fishing Tess 100% Tess 100 $5,668 $1,913 –

Profit each week

cafebakeryfarmjoineryfishing
−$1,000−$500$0$500$1,000Day 1Day 99$205$78$63$60$0Week from Day 1: cafe $212, bakery $208, farm $118, joinery −$600, fishing $247Week from Day 8: cafe $204, bakery $219, farm $123, joinery $0, fishing $320Week from Day 15: cafe $195, bakery $219, farm $121, joinery $0, fishing $205Week from Day 22: cafe $428, bakery $214, farm $122, joinery $0, fishing $374Week from Day 29: cafe $317, bakery $221, farm −$777, joinery −$600, fishing $359Week from Day 36: cafe $382, bakery $221, farm $117, joinery $470, fishing $363Week from Day 43: cafe $444, bakery $216, farm $106, joinery $0, fishing $390Week from Day 50: cafe $502, bakery $235, farm $234, joinery $0, fishing $523Week from Day 57: cafe $321, bakery $234, farm −$664, joinery $575, fishing $439Week from Day 64: cafe $149, bakery $242, farm $258, joinery $0, fishing $535Week from Day 71: cafe $244, bakery $132, farm $276, joinery $0, fishing $297Week from Day 78: cafe $274, bakery $128, farm $283, joinery $0, fishing $544Week from Day 85: cafe $240, bakery $144, farm −$541, joinery $0, fishing $295Week from Day 92: cafe $268, bakery $121, farm $357, joinery −$150, fishing $572Week from Day 99: cafe $78, bakery $63, farm $60, joinery $0, fishing $205

Decisions

  • Day 13 · Gus: Tess's rent for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field: $450 -> $250 from Day 22 until Day 113
  • Day 14 · Maggie · cafe: Alice's rent for the cafe's premises: $700 -> $200 from Day 22 until Day 113
  • Day 16 · Maggie · cafe: Alice's rent for the cafe's premises: $700 -> $200 from Day 22
  • Day 17 · Maggie · cafe: Alice's rent for the cafe's premises: $700 -> $200 from Day 22
  • Day 18 · Alice · cafe: a coffee $4 -> $4.50, something to eat $4 -> $4.50
  • Day 18 · Maggie · cafe: Alice's rent for the cafe's premises: $700 -> $200 from Day 22
  • Day 19 · Maggie · cafe: Alice's rent for the cafe's premises: $700 -> $200 from Day 22 until Day 52
  • Day 20 · Maggie · cafe: Alice's rent for the cafe's premises: $700 -> $200 from Day 22
  • Day 21 · Maggie: Alice's rent for the flat above the cafe: $500 -> $300 from Day 22 until Day 113
  • Day 22 · Alice · cafe: spent $100 finding customers (a sign on the highway and a listing online)
  • Day 22 · Priya · bakery: spent $100 finding customers (samples and calls on the shops in Hillcrest)
  • Day 22 · Ruth · joinery: spent $100 finding customers (photographs of her work online and a stand at the city fair)
  • Day 50 · Alice · cafe: Alice took on Ruth: 8 hours a week at $12 an hour (Cafe work, eight hours a week; $96 weekly pay)
  • Day 52 · Alice · cafe: a coffee $4.50 -> $4.95
  • Day 52 · Priya · bakery: a loaf or pastry to the shops and the cafe $2 -> $2
  • Day 52 · Gus · farm: spent $100 finding customers (a sign on the city road and a weekly vegetable box)
  • Day 53 · Emil: Emil took on Ruth: 3 hours a week at $14 an hour (Forestry work in the woods: felling and splitting firewood)
  • Day 64 · Gus · farm: Gus took on Walter: 1 hours a week at $12 an hour (Walk the farm rows and report anything needing attention)
  • Day 65 · Maggie: Maggie took on Bob: 1 hours a week at $14 an hour (help me inspect the buildings)
  • Day 65 · Gus · farm: Walter's job with Gus ended (Walk the farm rows and report anything needing attention, 1 days worked)
  • Day 66 · Maggie: Bob's job with Maggie ended (help me inspect the buildings, 1 days worked)
  • Day 66 · Alice · cafe: Alice took on Tess: 8 hours a week at $14 an hour (help with fish prep and cafe work)
  • Day 68 · Gus · farm: Leo's job with Gus ended (Help at the farm stand and with deliveries, 58 days worked)
  • Day 71 · Gus · farm: a dozen eggs at the farm stand (its vegetables in step) $6 -> $7
  • Day 72 · Priya · bakery: Priya took on Leo: 6 hours a week at $14 an hour (Bake at Nightingale Bakery on Sundays)
  • Day 75 · Hartley Farm · farm: Gus runs it for $40 a week from its account
  • Day 75 · Gus · farm: Walter put $7,500 into Hartley Farm for 25% of it
  • Day 76 · Hartley Farm · farm: Gus runs it for $40 a week from its account
  • Day 79 · Walter: Walter took on Gus: 3 hours a week at $14 an hour (help Walter with his work)
  • Day 83 · Alice · cafe: spent $100 finding customers (a sign on the highway and a listing online)
  • Day 83 · Priya · bakery: a loaf or pastry to the shops and the cafe $2 -> $2
  • Day 83 · Ruth · joinery: spent $100 finding customers (photographs of her work online and a stand at the city fair)
  • Day 83 · Tess · fishing: spent $100 finding customers (calling on the restaurants in Hillcrest)
  • Day 85 · Gus: Gus took on Leo: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (Help with farm deliveries)
  • Day 85 · Maggie: Tess's job with Maggie ended (Help at the cafe, 64 days worked)
  • Day 86 · Emil: Bob's job with Emil ended (Sort and stack firewood; no driving required, 70 days worked)
  • Day 90 · Alice · cafe: Alice took on Maggie: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (Mending or tidying at the cafe)
  • Day 91 · Bob: Bob took on Maggie: 4 hours a week at $14 an hour (repair-shop and stock work)
  • Day 95 · Leo: Leo took on Maggie: 4 hours a week at $14 an hour (gardening or upkeep at Hale Apartments)
  • Day 98 · Emil: Ruth's job with Emil ended (Forestry work in the woods: felling and splitting firewood, 38 days worked)

The month's reviews

15 reviews held. What each owner meant to do after the last one:

  • Alice (Day 83, cafe): I’ll spend $100 on a highway sign and online listing to bring in more customers, while keeping prices and hours steady. It’s a limited cost for a chance to build on the recent visitor growth.
  • Priya (Day 83, bakery): This month I’ll set loaves and pastries for the shops and cafe at $2.20. The books suggest the higher price could improve what the bakery keeps, even if they take fewer.
  • Gus (Day 83, farm): I’ll keep the egg price at $7 and let the sign and vegetable boxes run their course through this month. The takings have improved, but I’ll watch the costs and weather before making another change.
  • Ruth (Day 83, joinery): I’ll spend $100 promoting the joinery with photographs of my work online and a stand at the city fair. May’s books are stronger, and this is a careful way to try to bring in the city orders before I take on an apprentice.
  • Tess (Day 83, fishing): I’ll keep the boat running as it is and spend $100 calling on Hillcrest restaurants; if it brings in steadier buyers, that helps while I keep putting the motor and Gus’s rent first. The smokehouse can wait until those are on firmer ground.

Shareholders' meetings

  • Day 76: The shareholders of Hartley Farm (Gus 75%, Walter 25%) met at Hartley Farm's fields to choose who runs it and on what terms (it has just become a co-op: who runs it, and on what terms). It makes a loss of about $14 a week before any wage for whoever runs it; the wage comes out of that. Running it takes about 40 hours a week: at the usual $12-18 an hour that would be $480-720, more than it makes.

Prices and promotion

  • cafe changed its prices on Day 52.
  • bakery changed its prices on Day 83.
  • farm changed its prices on Day 71.
  • farm spent $100 on promotion from Day 53 (+14.2% customers until Day 112).
  • cafe spent $100 on promotion from Day 84 (+3.6% customers until Day 143).
  • joinery spent $100 on promotion from Day 84 (+9.1% customers until Day 143).
  • fishing spent $100 on promotion from Day 84 (+4.3% customers until Day 143).

Deals

What the residents asked each other for, and what came of it.

Asked or offered Agreed Declined
Paid work and mending 66 59 16
Jobs 44 35 13
Changes of rent 16 14 4
Loans 11 9 4
Meetings 5 5 0
Payment plans 4 4 0
A place to stay 5 1 0
Invitations 3 3 0
Leases 2 2 1
Businesses (sales, co-ops, shares) 1 0 0

Loans

  • Day 1: Walter lent Alice $200, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 366.
  • Day 6: Walter lent Bob $200, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 371.
  • Day 9: Emil lent Alice $500, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 374.
  • Day 12: Bob lent Leo $100, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 377.
  • Day 14: Walter lent Tess $450, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 379.
  • Day 56: Alice lent Ruth $100, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 421.
  • Day 58: Walter lent Ruth $350, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 120.
  • Day 89: Tess lent Emil $200, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 454.
  • Day 98: Walter lent Emil $200, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 463.

Payment plans

Who owes To For Owed Paid A week
Tess Gus two months' rent for the boathouse cottage $900 $475 $25

Rent

  • Day 9: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $300 a month for the flat above the cafe instead of $500 for 3 months, then $500 again (agreed on Day 9).
  • Day 10: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $400 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 10).
  • Day 10: From Day 22, Leo pays Maggie $200 a month for the studio at Hale Apartments instead of $300 for 3 months, then $300 again (agreed on Day 10).
  • Day 11: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $300 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 11).
  • Day 11: From Day 22, Tess pays Gus $250 a month for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field instead of $450 for 3 months, then $450 again (agreed on Day 11).
  • Day 12: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $200 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 12).
  • Day 13: From Day 22, Tess pays Gus $250 a month for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field instead of $450 for 3 months, then $450 again (agreed on Day 13).
  • Day 14: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $200 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 14).
  • Day 16: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $200 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 (agreed on Day 16).
  • Day 17: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $200 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 (agreed on Day 17).
  • Day 18: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $200 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 (agreed on Day 18).
  • Day 19: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $200 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 1 month, then $700 again (agreed on Day 19).
  • Day 20: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $200 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 (agreed on Day 20).
  • Day 21: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $300 a month for the flat above the cafe instead of $500 for 3 months, then $500 again (agreed on Day 21).

Each resident

Each chart has its own scale; the lowest day is marked when it was well below the end.

Alice

Owner of Morning Oak Cafehome at the end: Alice's flat above Morning Oak Cafe

$0$1k$2k$3k$4kDay 1Day 100$995$3,068Day 1: $1,183Day 2: $1,255Day 3: $1,333Day 4: $1,457Day 5: $1,651Day 6: $1,799Day 7: $1,733Day 8: $1,076Day 9: $995Day 10: $1,092Day 11: $1,214Day 12: $1,382Day 13: $1,547Day 14: $1,345Day 15: $1,435Day 16: $1,506Day 17: $1,597Day 18: $1,730Day 19: $1,804Day 20: $1,980Day 21: $1,765Day 22: $1,287Day 23: $1,365Day 24: $1,483Day 25: $1,605Day 26: $1,797Day 27: $1,955Day 28: $1,711Day 29: $1,774Day 30: $1,843Day 31: $1,943Day 32: $2,056Day 33: $2,209Day 34: $2,349Day 35: $2,130Day 36: $2,162Day 37: $2,199Day 38: $2,236Day 39: $1,691Day 40: $1,853Day 41: $2,032Day 42: $1,823Day 43: $1,976Day 44: $2,037Day 45: $2,098Day 46: $2,246Day 47: $2,399Day 48: $2,581Day 49: $2,391Day 50: $2,518Day 51: $2,640Day 52: $2,310Day 53: $2,421Day 54: $2,490Day 55: $2,690Day 56: $2,454Day 57: $2,518Day 58: $2,647Day 59: $2,744Day 60: $2,888Day 61: $2,927Day 62: $3,121Day 63: $2,871Day 64: $2,940Day 65: $3,037Day 66: $3,078Day 67: $3,193Day 68: $3,154Day 69: $2,708Day 70: $2,506Day 71: $2,640Day 72: $2,770Day 73: $2,844Day 74: $2,988Day 75: $2,901Day 76: $3,069Day 77: $2,867Day 78: $2,950Day 79: $3,098Day 80: $3,256Day 81: $3,361Day 82: $3,307Day 83: $2,856Day 84: $2,659Day 85: $2,751Day 86: $2,871Day 87: $2,986Day 88: $3,079Day 89: $2,942Day 90: $3,156Day 91: $3,035Day 92: $3,122Day 93: $3,243Day 94: $3,354Day 95: $3,584Day 96: $3,462Day 97: $3,625Day 98: $3,385Day 99: $3,575Day 100: $3,068

Came in $14,420, went out $12,252; lowest $995 on Day 9.

Came in Went out
day to day $13,720 running costs $2,690
loans $700 bread $2,008
coffee and supplies $2,006
wages $1,792
rent $1,500
other $2,256

Bob

Freelance handyman: water, power, heating and engineshome at the end: Hale Apartments

$0$2k$4k$6kDay 1Day 100$131$4,364Day 1: $131Day 2: $232Day 3: $278Day 4: $409Day 5: $402Day 6: $579Day 7: $560Day 8: $541Day 9: $642Day 10: $868Day 11: $1,134Day 12: $1,108Day 13: $1,085Day 14: $1,066Day 15: $1,142Day 16: $1,243Day 17: $1,384Day 18: $1,365Day 19: $1,459Day 20: $1,435Day 21: $1,416Day 22: $747Day 23: $848Day 24: $949Day 25: $932Day 26: $939Day 27: $917Day 28: $898Day 29: $879Day 30: $980Day 31: $961Day 32: $944Day 33: $1,162Day 34: $1,143Day 35: $1,444Day 36: $1,630Day 37: $1,731Day 38: $1,924Day 39: $1,907Day 40: $2,018Day 41: $1,994Day 42: $1,975Day 43: $2,243Day 44: $2,344Day 45: $2,640Day 46: $2,621Day 47: $2,822Day 48: $2,800Day 49: $2,781Day 50: $3,087Day 51: $3,190Day 52: $2,521Day 53: $2,502Day 54: $2,575Day 55: $2,551Day 56: $2,652Day 57: $2,858Day 58: $2,959Day 59: $2,942Day 60: $2,988Day 61: $3,059Day 62: $3,040Day 63: $3,248Day 64: $3,229Day 65: $2,730Day 66: $2,712Day 67: $2,693Day 68: $2,970Day 69: $2,951Day 70: $3,217Day 71: $3,303Day 72: $3,404Day 73: $3,385Day 74: $3,556Day 75: $3,736Day 76: $3,714Day 77: $3,695Day 78: $3,836Day 79: $3,937Day 80: $4,173Day 81: $4,156Day 82: $4,291Day 83: $3,617Day 84: $3,115Day 85: $3,313Day 86: $3,414Day 87: $3,720Day 88: $3,701Day 89: $3,655Day 90: $3,631Day 91: $3,612Day 92: $3,828Day 93: $3,929Day 94: $4,015Day 95: $3,996Day 96: $3,863Day 97: $3,839Day 98: $4,042Day 99: $4,263Day 100: $4,364

Came in $10,902, went out $6,688; lowest $131 on Day 1.

Came in Went out
day to day $9,195 day to day $2,624
wages $1,362 rent $2,433
loans $200 wages $909
paid work $145 repairs $600
loans $100
other $22

Maggie

Landlord of the Morning Oak Cafe building and Hale Apartments; retired district nursehome at the end: Maggie's house

$0$2.5k$5k$7.5k$10kDay 1Day 100$4,353Day 1: $7,969Day 2: $7,750Day 3: $7,654Day 4: $7,623Day 5: $7,592Day 6: $7,561Day 7: $7,530Day 8: $7,499Day 9: $7,348Day 10: $7,317Day 11: $7,286Day 12: $7,205Day 13: $7,170Day 14: $7,139Day 15: $7,083Day 16: $6,932Day 17: $6,867Day 18: $6,836Day 19: $6,666Day 20: $6,634Day 21: $6,602Day 22: $7,920Day 23: $7,764Day 24: $7,732Day 25: $7,670Day 26: $7,500Day 27: $7,438Day 28: $7,406Day 29: $7,344Day 30: $7,192Day 31: $6,510Day 32: $6,448Day 33: $6,278Day 34: $6,246Day 35: $6,214Day 36: $6,152Day 37: $5,996Day 38: $5,964Day 39: $5,902Day 40: $5,732Day 41: $5,700Day 42: $5,664Day 43: $5,598Day 44: $5,446Day 45: $5,414Day 46: $5,382Day 47: $5,212Day 48: $5,150Day 49: $5,118Day 50: $4,812Day 51: $4,930Day 52: $6,248Day 53: $6,212Day 54: $6,038Day 55: $6,006Day 56: $5,974Day 57: $5,912Day 58: $5,756Day 59: $5,724Day 60: $5,692Day 61: $4,868Day 62: $4,832Day 63: $4,834Day 64: $4,832Day 65: $4,680Day 66: $4,644Day 67: $4,642Day 68: $4,500Day 69: $4,468Day 70: $4,436Day 71: $4,400Day 72: $4,248Day 73: $4,246Day 74: $4,248Day 75: $4,112Day 76: $4,080Day 77: $4,082Day 78: $4,084Day 79: $3,932Day 80: $3,934Day 81: $3,902Day 82: $3,732Day 83: $5,084Day 84: $5,569Day 85: $5,571Day 86: $5,415Day 87: $5,413Day 88: $5,377Day 89: $5,295Day 90: $5,297Day 91: $5,265Day 92: $4,579Day 93: $4,465Day 94: $4,471Day 95: $4,459Day 96: $4,535Day 97: $4,569Day 98: $4,537Day 99: $4,505Day 100: $4,353

Came in $5,781, went out $9,428; lowest $3,732 on Day 82.

Came in Went out
rent $4,727 day to day $5,147
airbnb $628 property $1,950
paid work $318 wages $1,474
wages $108 paid work $557
repairs $300

Priya

Night baker at Nightingale Bakery, which supplies Morning Oak Cafehome at the end: Priya's flat above Nightingale Bakery

$0$1k$2k$3kDay 1Day 100$99$2,058Day 1: $605Day 2: $609Day 3: $560Day 4: $680Day 5: $540Day 6: $549Day 7: $556Day 8: $583Day 9: $591Day 10: $99Day 11: $270Day 12: $303Day 13: $313Day 14: $456Day 15: $489Day 16: $493Day 17: $349Day 18: $526Day 19: $533Day 20: $567Day 21: $725Day 22: $629Day 23: $639Day 24: $492Day 25: $694Day 26: $703Day 27: $708Day 28: $871Day 29: $919Day 30: $930Day 31: $777Day 32: $986Day 33: $990Day 34: $1,017Day 35: $1,186Day 36: $1,063Day 37: $1,090Day 38: $960Day 39: $1,167Day 40: $1,201Day 41: $876Day 42: $1,043Day 43: $1,054Day 44: $1,061Day 45: $913Day 46: $1,101Day 47: $1,108Day 48: $1,110Day 49: $1,274Day 50: $1,289Day 51: $1,293Day 52: $1,144Day 53: $1,336Day 54: $1,345Day 55: $1,358Day 56: $1,521Day 57: $1,527Day 58: $1,540Day 59: $1,387Day 60: $1,583Day 61: $1,592Day 62: $1,603Day 63: $1,766Day 64: $1,777Day 65: $1,787Day 66: $1,489Day 67: $1,682Day 68: $1,693Day 69: $1,701Day 70: $1,868Day 71: $1,528Day 72: $1,537Day 73: $1,389Day 74: $1,575Day 75: $1,585Day 76: $1,590Day 77: $1,749Day 78: $1,758Day 79: $1,765Day 80: $1,621Day 81: $1,800Day 82: $1,723Day 83: $1,732Day 84: $1,892Day 85: $1,900Day 86: $1,913Day 87: $1,770Day 88: $1,945Day 89: $1,873Day 90: $1,888Day 91: $2,050Day 92: $2,060Day 93: $2,066Day 94: $1,923Day 95: $2,098Day 96: $2,021Day 97: $1,874Day 98: $2,037Day 99: $2,044Day 100: $2,058

Came in $6,645, went out $5,187; lowest $99 on Day 10.

Came in Went out
day to day $4,317 flour $2,085
bread $2,008 day to day $1,100
repayments $180 energy $1,050
paid work $140 loan payments $600
wages $252
promotion $100

Walter

Retired railway engineerhome at the end: Walter's cottage

$0$5k$10k$15k$20kDay 1Day 100$7,507$11,013Day 1: $14,752Day 2: $14,704Day 3: $14,656Day 4: $14,608Day 5: $14,560Day 6: $14,312Day 7: $14,264Day 8: $14,216Day 9: $14,168Day 10: $14,120Day 11: $14,071Day 12: $14,022Day 13: $13,973Day 14: $13,474Day 15: $13,355Day 16: $13,306Day 17: $13,257Day 18: $13,208Day 19: $13,157Day 20: $13,106Day 21: $16,455Day 22: $16,404Day 23: $16,353Day 24: $16,302Day 25: $16,251Day 26: $15,600Day 27: $15,549Day 28: $15,498Day 29: $15,447Day 30: $15,396Day 31: $15,345Day 32: $15,294Day 33: $15,243Day 34: $15,192Day 35: $15,141Day 36: $15,090Day 37: $15,039Day 38: $14,903Day 39: $14,852Day 40: $14,801Day 41: $14,750Day 42: $14,699Day 43: $14,648Day 44: $14,598Day 45: $14,547Day 46: $14,496Day 47: $14,445Day 48: $14,394Day 49: $14,343Day 50: $14,292Day 51: $17,641Day 52: $17,590Day 53: $17,539Day 54: $17,488Day 55: $17,437Day 56: $16,786Day 57: $16,735Day 58: $16,334Day 59: $16,283Day 60: $16,232Day 61: $16,182Day 62: $16,131Day 63: $16,080Day 64: $16,029Day 65: $15,978Day 66: $15,928Day 67: $15,877Day 68: $15,828Day 69: $15,777Day 70: $15,726Day 71: $15,675Day 72: $15,624Day 73: $15,573Day 74: $15,524Day 75: $7,973Day 76: $7,922Day 77: $7,871Day 78: $7,660Day 79: $7,609Day 80: $7,558Day 81: $7,507Day 82: $10,835Day 83: $12,761Day 84: $12,710Day 85: $12,659Day 86: $12,608Day 87: $11,957Day 88: $11,907Day 89: $11,814Day 90: $11,763Day 91: $11,713Day 92: $11,662Day 93: $11,611Day 94: $11,560Day 95: $11,509Day 96: $11,417Day 97: $11,366Day 98: $11,115Day 99: $11,064Day 100: $11,013

Came in $12,187, went out $16,174; lowest $7,507 on Day 81.

Came in Went out
day to day $10,200 business $7,500
dividend $1,977 day to day $5,369
interest $8 medical $1,800
wages $2 loans $1,400
wages $105

Leo

Newcomer looking for workhome at the end: Hale Apartments1 nights as a guest, with no home of their own

$0$500$1k$1.5kDay 1Day 100$64$1,063Day 1: $356Day 2: $153Day 3: $144Day 4: $115Day 5: $122Day 6: $109Day 7: $100Day 8: $91Day 9: $82Day 10: $93Day 11: $64Day 12: $179Day 13: $166Day 14: $157Day 15: $148Day 16: $139Day 17: $130Day 18: $121Day 19: $376Day 20: $342Day 21: $333Day 22: $124Day 23: $115Day 24: $106Day 25: $77Day 26: $299Day 27: $290Day 28: $281Day 29: $252Day 30: $243Day 31: $234Day 32: $205Day 33: $268Day 34: $234Day 35: $225Day 36: $216Day 37: $207Day 38: $198Day 39: $314Day 40: $482Day 41: $468Day 42: $459Day 43: $450Day 44: $441Day 45: $527Day 46: $623Day 47: $698Day 48: $684Day 49: $675Day 50: $786Day 51: $777Day 52: $568Day 53: $559Day 54: $646Day 55: $632Day 56: $623Day 57: $614Day 58: $605Day 59: $596Day 60: $587Day 61: $674Day 62: $665Day 63: $656Day 64: $647Day 65: $638Day 66: $629Day 67: $620Day 68: $691Day 69: $677Day 70: $668Day 71: $639Day 72: $725Day 73: $716Day 74: $707Day 75: $746Day 76: $732Day 77: $723Day 78: $714Day 79: $705Day 80: $696Day 81: $687Day 82: $810Day 83: $596Day 84: $587Day 85: $578Day 86: $569Day 87: $560Day 88: $661Day 89: $924Day 90: $910Day 91: $1,011Day 92: $1,002Day 93: $993Day 94: $984Day 95: $955Day 96: $1,099Day 97: $1,090Day 98: $1,081Day 99: $1,072Day 100: $1,063

Came in $2,769, went out $1,956; lowest $64 on Day 11.

Came in Went out
wages $1,454 day to day $953
day to day $1,075 rent $794
paid work $140 paid work $200
loans $100 wages $9

Ruth

Carpenter at Okafor Joinery on Orchard Roadhome at the end: Ruth's rooms behind the workshop

$0$1k$2k$3kDay 1Day 100$76$2,212Day 1: $2,380Day 2: $1,760Day 3: $1,740Day 4: $1,720Day 5: $1,692Day 6: $1,668Day 7: $1,648Day 8: $1,620Day 9: $1,592Day 10: $1,564Day 11: $1,536Day 12: $1,516Day 13: $1,488Day 14: $1,468Day 15: $1,440Day 16: $1,412Day 17: $1,384Day 18: $1,474Day 19: $1,454Day 20: $1,429Day 21: $1,400Day 22: $1,271Day 23: $1,242Day 24: $1,222Day 25: $1,193Day 26: $1,164Day 27: $1,135Day 28: $1,115Day 29: $1,095Day 30: $1,075Day 31: $1,046Day 32: $1,017Day 33: $397Day 34: $377Day 35: $348Day 36: $328Day 37: $299Day 38: $270Day 39: $241Day 40: $221Day 41: $187Day 42: $637Day 43: $608Day 44: $579Day 45: $550Day 46: $521Day 47: $492Day 48: $458Day 49: $429Day 50: $400Day 51: $101Day 52: $84Day 53: $76Day 54: $158Day 55: $124Day 56: $195Day 57: $175Day 58: $496Day 59: $467Day 60: $447Day 61: $1,827Day 62: $1,807Day 63: $1,178Day 64: $1,158Day 65: $1,229Day 66: $1,324Day 67: $1,429Day 68: $1,643Day 69: $1,609Day 70: $1,580Day 71: $1,571Day 72: $1,542Day 73: $1,522Day 74: $1,502Day 75: $1,797Day 76: $1,763Day 77: $1,734Day 78: $1,705Day 79: $1,676Day 80: $1,647Day 81: $1,618Day 82: $1,948Day 83: $1,823Day 84: $1,794Day 85: $1,870Day 86: $1,850Day 87: $1,821Day 88: $1,896Day 89: $2,110Day 90: $2,081Day 91: $2,191Day 92: $2,252Day 93: $2,318Day 94: $1,698Day 95: $1,678Day 96: $1,883Day 97: $1,849Day 98: $2,270Day 99: $2,241Day 100: $2,212

Came in $6,650, went out $6,838; lowest $76 on Day 53.

Came in Went out
day to day $4,665 day to day $3,967
wages $1,515 mortgage $1,400
loans $450 running costs $1,000
paid work $20 paid work $270
promotion $200
interest $1

Emil

Forester who looks after Kestrel Woods for the countyhome at the end: the forester's lodge

$0$500$1k$1.5k$2kDay 1Day 100$125$848Day 1: $1,101Day 2: $1,214Day 3: $1,215Day 4: $1,216Day 5: $1,205Day 6: $1,206Day 7: $1,207Day 8: $1,208Day 9: $709Day 10: $425Day 11: $426Day 12: $322Day 13: $323Day 14: $324Day 15: $325Day 16: $326Day 17: $357Day 18: $1,038Day 19: $901Day 20: $902Day 21: $1,403Day 22: $1,383Day 23: $1,363Day 24: $1,343Day 25: $1,353Day 26: $1,195Day 27: $1,205Day 28: $1,185Day 29: $1,195Day 30: $1,175Day 31: $1,155Day 32: $1,165Day 33: $1,007Day 34: $987Day 35: $967Day 36: $977Day 37: $957Day 38: $937Day 39: $949Day 40: $791Day 41: $571Day 42: $974Day 43: $984Day 44: $964Day 45: $944Day 46: $924Day 47: $766Day 48: $776Day 49: $1,041Day 50: $1,021Day 51: $1,501Day 52: $1,481Day 53: $1,461Day 54: $1,296Day 55: $1,276Day 56: $1,256Day 57: $1,266Day 58: $1,246Day 59: $1,226Day 60: $1,206Day 61: $1,006Day 62: $986Day 63: $966Day 64: $946Day 65: $926Day 66: $906Day 67: $886Day 68: $697Day 69: $679Day 70: $659Day 71: $439Day 72: $419Day 73: $399Day 74: $379Day 75: $245Day 76: $225Day 77: $205Day 78: $185Day 79: $165Day 80: $145Day 81: $125Day 82: $506Day 83: $486Day 84: $466Day 85: $446Day 86: $426Day 87: $406Day 88: $386Day 89: $503Day 90: $483Day 91: $463Day 92: $443Day 93: $423Day 94: $403Day 95: $383Day 96: $321Day 97: $301Day 98: $886Day 99: $868Day 100: $848

Came in $4,642, went out $4,894; lowest $125 on Day 81.

Came in Went out
day to day $3,824 day to day $2,175
paid work $412 wages $1,619
loans $400 running costs $600
interest $6 loans $500

Tess

Fisher on Linden Lakehome at the end: the boathouse cottage

$0$2k$4k$6kDay 1Day 100$67$5,119Day 1: $341Day 2: $374Day 3: $388Day 4: $67Day 5: $98Day 6: $90Day 7: $84Day 8: $126Day 9: $168Day 10: $199Day 11: $222Day 12: $302Day 13: $291Day 14: $794Day 15: $806Day 16: $837Day 17: $842Day 18: $858Day 19: $1,017Day 20: $1,013Day 21: $1,008Day 22: $505Day 23: $576Day 24: $680Day 25: $677Day 26: $811Day 27: $800Day 28: $916Day 29: $1,000Day 30: $1,108Day 31: $1,101Day 32: $1,136Day 33: $1,314Day 34: $1,303Day 35: $1,303Day 36: $1,360Day 37: $1,392Day 38: $1,501Day 39: $1,539Day 40: $1,678Day 41: $1,665Day 42: $1,697Day 43: $1,693Day 44: $1,686Day 45: $1,788Day 46: $1,856Day 47: $2,054Day 48: $2,046Day 49: $2,120Day 50: $2,169Day 51: $2,282Day 52: $2,028Day 53: $2,149Day 54: $2,358Day 55: $2,353Day 56: $2,421Day 57: $2,505Day 58: $2,563Day 59: $2,585Day 60: $2,627Day 61: $2,872Day 62: $2,861Day 63: $3,000Day 64: $3,028Day 65: $3,137Day 66: $3,237Day 67: $3,322Day 68: $3,560Day 69: $3,550Day 70: $3,601Day 71: $3,693Day 72: $3,689Day 73: $3,682Day 74: $3,677Day 75: $3,999Day 76: $3,988Day 77: $4,047Day 78: $4,106Day 79: $4,003Day 80: $4,045Day 81: $4,074Day 82: $4,454Day 83: $4,095Day 84: $4,189Day 85: $4,225Day 86: $4,221Day 87: $4,215Day 88: $4,291Day 89: $4,348Day 90: $4,341Day 91: $4,334Day 92: $4,469Day 93: $4,518Day 94: $4,612Day 95: $4,612Day 96: $4,848Day 97: $4,839Day 98: $4,916Day 99: $5,018Day 100: $5,119

Came in $9,229, went out $4,410; lowest $67 on Day 4.

Came in Went out
day to day $6,673 day to day $2,522
wages $1,966 rent $750
loans $450 repayments $475
paid work $140 repairs $300
loans $200
other $163

Gus

Farmer at Hartley Farmhome at the end: Hartley Farm

$0$2.5k$5k$7.5k$10kDay 1Day 100$1,333$7,439Day 1: $2,796Day 2: $2,796Day 3: $2,800Day 4: $2,798Day 5: $2,786Day 6: $2,784Day 7: $2,782Day 8: $2,786Day 9: $2,786Day 10: $2,791Day 11: $2,807Day 12: $2,783Day 13: $2,787Day 14: $2,785Day 15: $2,789Day 16: $2,812Day 17: $2,810Day 18: $2,814Day 19: $2,790Day 20: $2,795Day 21: $2,791Day 22: $3,291Day 23: $3,295Day 24: $3,293Day 25: $3,297Day 26: $3,271Day 27: $3,269Day 28: $3,273Day 29: $2,373Day 30: $2,378Day 31: $2,374Day 32: $2,374Day 33: $2,354Day 34: $2,352Day 35: $2,356Day 36: $2,354Day 37: $2,352Day 38: $2,356Day 39: $2,356Day 40: $2,337Day 41: $2,333Day 42: $2,333Day 43: $2,337Day 44: $2,335Day 45: $2,339Day 46: $2,337Day 47: $2,299Day 48: $2,303Day 49: $2,303Day 50: $2,308Day 51: $2,304Day 52: $2,454Day 53: $2,458Day 54: $2,408Day 55: $2,549Day 56: $2,427Day 57: $2,397Day 58: $2,401Day 59: $1,473Day 60: $1,413Day 61: $1,333Day 62: $1,470Day 63: $1,446Day 64: $1,444Day 65: $1,448Day 66: $1,446Day 67: $1,444Day 68: $1,414Day 69: $1,551Day 70: $1,556Day 71: $1,552Day 72: $1,552Day 73: $1,556Day 74: $1,554Day 75: $1,534Day 76: $1,514Day 77: $1,494Day 78: $1,474Day 79: $1,654Day 80: $1,634Day 81: $1,614Day 82: $1,657Day 83: $7,819Day 84: $7,799Day 85: $7,779Day 86: $7,759Day 87: $7,739Day 88: $7,719Day 89: $7,763Day 90: $7,743Day 91: $7,723Day 92: $7,573Day 93: $7,553Day 94: $7,533Day 95: $7,513Day 96: $7,547Day 97: $7,527Day 98: $7,507Day 99: $7,487Day 100: $7,439

Came in $9,346, went out $4,707; lowest $1,333 on Day 61.

Came in Went out
dividend $5,932 day to day $2,295
day to day $1,938 running costs $1,800
rent $750 wages $352
repayments $475 paid work $160
wages $231 promotion $100
paid work $20

What happened

  • Day 1planPriya agreed that Alice pays the $180 owed (unpaid bread deliveries) in parts of $20 a week, the first by Day 8.
  • Day 1moneyWalter lent Alice $200, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 366.
  • Day 1workLeo started working for Gus: 2 hours a week at $12 an hour (Help at the farm stand and with deliveries), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 1homeLeo will sleep in Walter's basement for now.
  • Day 2homeLeo rents the studio at Hale Apartments from Maggie for $300 a month from Day 2, and paid $194 for the rest of this month.
  • Day 2moneyWalter worked 2 hours for Leo at Walter's cottage (light gardening at Walter's cottage), as a favour.
  • Day 3moneyGus worked 2 hours for Tess at Hartley Farm's fields (help work the fields), as a favour.
  • Day 4moneyPriya worked 2 hours for Leo at Nightingale Bakery (Deliver bakery bread to customers); Leo paid $20 to Priya.
  • Day 4planGus agreed that Tess pays the $900 owed (two months' rent for the boathouse cottage) in parts of $100 a week, the first by Day 11.
  • Day 4workBob started working for Emil: 5 hours a week at $14 an hour (Sort and stack firewood; no driving required), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 6moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Bob at Hale Apartments (extra firewood sorting or splitting, or a small repair), as a favour.
  • Day 6moneyWalter lent Bob $200, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 371.
  • Day 8moneyRuth worked 2 hours for Walter at Walter's cottage (sweep shavings by the big doors and stack the offcuts neatly), as a favour.
  • Day 8moneyGus worked 2 hours for Tess at Hartley Farm's fields (help work the fields for about two hours), as a favour.
  • Day 9moneyMaggie worked 2 hours for Bob at Hale Apartments (help with building inspections or maintenance), as a favour.
  • Day 9workLeo started working for Alice: 2 hours a week at $12 an hour (Cafe help), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 9workBob's job with Emil is now 10 hours a week at $14 an hour (Sort and stack firewood; no driving required), from Day 9.
  • Day 9planGus agreed that Tess pays the $900 owed (two months' rent for the boathouse cottage) in parts of $25 a week, the first by Day 16.
  • Day 9moneyEmil lent Alice $500, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 374.
  • Day 10workLeo started working for Bob: 2 hours a week at $12 an hour (repair work), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 10moneyPriya worked 2 hours for Bob at Nightingale Bakery (any small repair or maintenance work at the bakery), as a favour.
  • Day 10moneyLeo worked 2 hours for Bob at Hale Apartments (a small repair for Bob); Bob paid $20 to Leo.
  • Day 10workTess started working for Maggie: 10 hours a week at $14 an hour (Help at the cafe), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 10workLeo's job with Alice is now 2 hours a week at $12 an hour (Cafe help), from Day 10.
  • Day 11moneyGus worked 2 hours for Leo at Hartley Farm (sort and mend farm crates); Leo paid $20 to Gus.
  • Day 11workAlice ended Leo's job with Alice after 2 days of work.
  • Day 11workLeo's job with Bob is now 4 hours a week at $12 an hour (repair work), from Day 11.
  • Day 12moneyPriya worked 2 hours for Leo at Nightingale Bakery (A paid bakery delivery or other bakery work, if available); Leo paid $20 to Priya.
  • Day 12moneyRuth worked 2 hours for Walter at Walter's cottage (sweep the shavings by the big doors and stack the offcuts neatly), as a favour.
  • Day 12moneyBob lent Leo $100, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 377.
  • Day 13moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Maggie at Kestrel Woods (a small job in the woods), as a favour.
  • Day 13workLeo's job with Bob is now 20 hours a week at $12 an hour (repair work), from Day 13.
  • Day 14moneyWalter lent Tess $450, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 379.
  • Day 15moneyBob worked 3 hours for Maggie at Maggie's house (Mend the loose latch on the apartment door); Maggie paid $25 to Bob.
  • Day 15planAlice paid Priya $20 toward unpaid bread deliveries, as the payment plan says ($140 still owed).
  • Day 16moneyGus worked 2 hours for Tess at Hartley Farm's fields (work the fields), as a favour.
  • Day 16planTess paid Gus $25 toward two months' rent for the boathouse cottage, as the payment plan says ($875 still owed).
  • Day 17moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Maggie at Kestrel Woods (small paid job in Kestrel Woods); Maggie paid $30 to Emil.
  • Day 20moneyPriya worked 2 hours for Leo at Nightingale Bakery (deliver bakery bread to customers); Leo paid $20 to Priya.
  • Day 20moneyTess worked 2 hours for Gus at Hartley Farm's fields (work the fields for about two hours), as a favour.
  • Day 21moneyEmil worked 3 hours for Alice at Morning Oak Cafe (a morning's help), as a favour.
  • Day 22planPriya agreed that Alice pays the $296 owed (a week of bread deliveries and unpaid bread deliveries) in parts of $20 a week, the first by Day 29.
  • Day 22workLeo's job with Bob is now 4 hours a week at $12 an hour (repair work), from Day 22.
  • Day 25moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Maggie at Kestrel Woods (tidying and clearing around the woods); Maggie paid $30 to Emil.
  • Day 25moneyPriya worked 2 hours for Leo at Nightingale Bakery (a bakery delivery or a few hours of bakery help); Leo paid $20 to Priya.
  • Day 27moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Maggie at Kestrel Woods (two hours tidying and splitting at Kestrel Woods); Maggie paid $30 to Emil.
  • Day 27moneyGus worked 2 hours for Leo at Hartley Farm (a small paid job at the farm or on a delivery), as a favour.
  • Day 29moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Maggie at Kestrel Woods (two hours of tidying and splitting at Kestrel Woods); Maggie paid $30 to Emil.
  • Day 29moneyPriya worked 2 hours for Leo at Nightingale Bakery (Deliver bakery bread to customers, about two hours); Leo paid $20 to Priya.
  • Day 31moneyMaggie worked 2 hours for Bob at Hale Apartments (inspect and do a small repair in the apartments), as a favour.
  • Day 32moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Maggie at Kestrel Woods (two hours of tidying and splitting at Kestrel Woods); Maggie paid $30 to Emil.
  • Day 32moneyPriya worked 2 hours for Leo at Nightingale Bakery (Deliver bakery bread to customers, about two hours); Leo paid $20 to Priya.
  • Day 34moneyPriya worked 2 hours for Leo at Nightingale Bakery (Deliver bakery bread to customers, about two hours); Leo paid $20 to Priya.
  • Day 36moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Maggie at Kestrel Woods (two hours tidying and splitting firewood at Kestrel Woods); Maggie paid $30 to Emil.
  • Day 36moneyTess worked 2 hours for Gus at Hartley Farm's fields (work the fields for about two hours), as a favour.
  • Day 38moneyGus worked 2 hours for Leo at Hartley Farm (Any small paid farm work), as a favour.
  • Day 39moneyBob is now basic at forestry after 30 days working for Emil.
  • Day 39moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Maggie at Kestrel Woods (two hours tidying and splitting firewood at Kestrel Woods); Maggie paid $30 to Emil.
  • Day 40moneyBob worked 2 hours for Alice at Morning Oak Cafe (Fix the loose shelf by the cafe counter); Alice paid $40 to Bob.
  • Day 41moneyTess worked 2 hours for Gus at Hartley Farm's fields (Help with work in Gus's fields for about two hours), as a favour.
  • Day 41planAlice has paid Priya all of a week of bread deliveries and unpaid bread deliveries: the payment plan is done.
  • Day 43moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Maggie at Kestrel Woods (Two hours splitting and tidying firewood at Kestrel Woods); Maggie paid $30 to Emil.
  • Day 43moneyTess worked 2 hours for Gus at Hartley Farm's fields (help with work in Gus's fields for about two hours), as a favour.
  • Day 44workLeo's job with Gus is now 4 hours a week at $12 an hour (Help at the farm stand and with deliveries), from Day 44.
  • Day 45moneyTess is now basic at medicine after 30 days working for Maggie.
  • Day 48moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Maggie at Kestrel Woods (Two hours splitting and tidying firewood at Kestrel Woods); Maggie paid $30 to Emil.
  • Day 50workRuth started working for Alice: 8 hours a week at $12 an hour (Cafe work, eight hours a week; $96 weekly pay), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 51moneyMaggie worked 2 hours for Ruth at Maggie's house (Repair Maggie's frames; about $150 parts and $120 labour); Ruth paid $270 to Maggie.
  • Day 51workRuth's job with Alice is now 12 hours a week at $12 an hour (Cafe work), from Day 51.
  • Day 52moneyTess worked 2 hours for Gus at Hartley Farm's fields (help with work in Gus’s fields for about two hours), as a favour.

How they get on

As of the last day: a row is how one resident feels about each of the others (friendship as the shade, resentment as the red dot).

friendship 0100resentment (bigger is stronger)
AliBobMagPriWalLeoRutEmiTesGusAliceAlice about Bob: friendship 95, trust 93, resentment 0Alice about Maggie: friendship 86, trust 84, resentment 0Alice about Priya: friendship 88, trust 89, resentment 0Alice about Walter: friendship 100, trust 100, resentment 0Alice about Leo: friendship 31, trust 39, resentment 0Alice about Ruth: friendship 78, trust 73, resentment 0Alice about Emil: friendship 53, trust 57, resentment 0Alice about Tess: friendship 82, trust 74, resentment 0Alice about Gus: friendship 72, trust 74, resentment 0BobBob about Alice: friendship 100, trust 99, resentment 0Bob about Maggie: friendship 86, trust 66, resentment 0Bob about Priya: friendship 84, trust 73, resentment 0Bob about Walter: friendship 72, trust 74, resentment 0Bob about Leo: friendship 53, trust 54, resentment 0Bob about Ruth: friendship 61, trust 64, resentment 0Bob about Emil: friendship 58, trust 61, resentment 0Bob about Tess: friendship 85, trust 66, resentment 0Bob about Gus: friendship 54, trust 58, resentment 0MaggieMaggie about Alice: friendship 90, trust 92, resentment 0Maggie about Bob: friendship 49, trust 31, resentment 24Maggie resents Bob: 24Maggie about Priya: friendship 56, trust 61, resentment 0Maggie about Walter: friendship 64, trust 63, resentment 0Maggie about Leo: friendship 36, trust 45, resentment 0Maggie about Ruth: friendship 64, trust 69, resentment 2Maggie about Emil: friendship 51, trust 57, resentment 0Maggie about Tess: friendship 49, trust 44, resentment 11Maggie resents Tess: 11Maggie about Gus: friendship 40, trust 50, resentment 0PriyaPriya about Alice: friendship 73, trust 73, resentment 3Priya about Bob: friendship 82, trust 66, resentment 0Priya about Maggie: friendship 52, trust 60, resentment 3Priya about Walter: friendship 100, trust 100, resentment 0Priya about Leo: friendship 38, trust 46, resentment 0Priya about Ruth: friendship 40, trust 50, resentment 0Priya about Emil: friendship 44, trust 52, resentment 0Priya about Tess: friendship 59, trust 57, resentment 0Priya about Gus: friendship 40, trust 50, resentment 0WalterWalter about Alice: friendship 100, trust 100, resentment 0Walter about Bob: friendship 78, trust 69, resentment 0Walter about Maggie: friendship 69, trust 67, resentment 0Walter about Priya: friendship 100, trust 100, resentment 0Walter about Leo: friendship 34, trust 43, resentment 0Walter about Ruth: friendship 75, trust 70, resentment 0Walter about Emil: friendship 100, trust 89, resentment 0Walter about Tess: friendship 93, trust 80, resentment 0Walter about Gus: friendship 100, trust 100, resentment 0LeoLeo about Alice: friendship 33, trust 41, resentment 0Leo about Bob: friendship 54, trust 55, resentment 0Leo about Maggie: friendship 34, trust 43, resentment 0Leo about Priya: friendship 40, trust 46, resentment 0Leo about Walter: friendship 33, trust 43, resentment 0Leo about Ruth: friendship 22, trust 36, resentment 0Leo about Emil: friendship 28, trust 40, resentment 0Leo about Tess: friendship 25, trust 38, resentment 0Leo about Gus: friendship 43, trust 48, resentment 0RuthRuth about Alice: friendship 58, trust 60, resentment 0Ruth about Bob: friendship 55, trust 43, resentment 8Ruth resents Bob: 8Ruth about Maggie: friendship 54, trust 61, resentment 4Ruth about Priya: friendship 40, trust 50, resentment 0Ruth about Walter: friendship 77, trust 72, resentment 0Ruth about Leo: friendship 22, trust 36, resentment 0Ruth about Emil: friendship 44, trust 37, resentment 38Ruth resents Emil: 38Ruth about Tess: friendship 45, trust 53, resentment 0Ruth about Gus: friendship 41, trust 51, resentment 0EmilEmil about Alice: friendship 47, trust 54, resentment 0Emil about Bob: friendship 55, trust 55, resentment 2Emil about Maggie: friendship 46, trust 54, resentment 0Emil about Priya: friendship 43, trust 52, resentment 0Emil about Walter: friendship 100, trust 89, resentment 0Emil about Leo: friendship 28, trust 38, resentment 0Emil about Ruth: friendship 54, trust 43, resentment 27Emil resents Ruth: 27Emil about Tess: friendship 43, trust 52, resentment 0Emil about Gus: friendship 40, trust 50, resentment 0TessTess about Alice: friendship 90, trust 80, resentment 0Tess about Bob: friendship 80, trust 70, resentment 0Tess about Maggie: friendship 44, trust 46, resentment 9Tess resents Maggie: 9Tess about Priya: friendship 59, trust 57, resentment 0Tess about Walter: friendship 89, trust 78, resentment 0Tess about Leo: friendship 23, trust 37, resentment 0Tess about Ruth: friendship 45, trust 53, resentment 0Tess about Emil: friendship 44, trust 52, resentment 0Tess about Gus: friendship 100, trust 95, resentment 0GusGus about Alice: friendship 65, trust 73, resentment 0Gus about Bob: friendship 59, trust 61, resentment 0Gus about Maggie: friendship 40, trust 50, resentment 0Gus about Priya: friendship 40, trust 50, resentment 0Gus about Walter: friendship 100, trust 100, resentment 0Gus about Leo: friendship 45, trust 49, resentment 0Gus about Ruth: friendship 41, trust 51, resentment 0Gus about Emil: friendship 41, trust 50, resentment 0Gus about Tess: friendship 100, trust 88, resentment 0

Closest: Alice and Walter (100), Priya and Walter (100), Walter and Emil (100), Walter and Gus (100). Most sore: Ruth about Emil (38), Emil about Ruth (27), Maggie about Bob (24). Never talked: Maggie and Gus, Priya and Ruth, Priya and Gus.

Feelings

How the residents said they felt as they spoke, sorted into the faces of the dialogue box (the strongest feeling named first), as shares of the lines said.

Days sad angry embarrassed worried wary tired relieved grateful proud wry hopeful happy thinking warm neutral portrait
Days 1-20 3% 1% 1% 48% 3% 3% 2% 8% 1% · 3% 7% 1% 6% 3% 12%
Days 21-40 1% <1% 1% 39% 2% 6% 1% 6% 1% <1% 2% 10% <1% 13% 3% 14%
Days 41-60 <1% <1% <1% 29% 6% 9% 1% 7% <1% <1% 2% 9% 1% 17% 6% 12%
Days 61-80 3% · <1% 33% 6% 13% 1% 5% 1% · 4% 9% 1% 12% 3% 7%
Days 81-100 2% · 1% 28% 7% 11% 3% 12% · · 4% 5% 1% 15% 4% 7%

Environment

Run 2026-10-05-chatgpt100
Started 2026-10-05 11:23
Finished 2026-10-05 19:58
Model GPT-6 Luna (OpenAI)
Server OpenAI's Responses API at api.openai.com/v1, with the owner's ChatGPT sign-in as the key, the way pi-ai's "Sign in with ChatGPT" does it
GPU none: the model ran on OpenAI's servers
Reasoning medium; thinking for decisions
Seed 42
Chunks 10 days a process
Code chatgpt-signin 177c90a (Days 1-33); 63e5821 from Day 34 (the same, with overloaded servers waited out)
Restarts 10 chunks, 1 stop (the model not answering)

What changed since the previous run

  • Only the way to the model changed: OpenAI's Responses API with the owner's ChatGPT sign-in, in place of a codex exec for each answer. The prompts, the model and the settings are the same.
  • Codex's own wrapping is gone: a call sent 5,806 tokens on average, against 16,402 through Codex.
  • The answer's schema is given as strict structured output, and a retry's answer and correction go as messages of their own.
  • Still no temperature and no seed reach the model: OpenAI refuses a temperature with this kind of sign-in, and the Responses API has no seed.

Notes

  • The comparison is with the 100-day run on GPT-6 Luna through Codex: the same model, seed, town and prompts.
  • Stopped once. During Day 24, at 13:25, OpenAI's servers were overloaded and said so in the middle of an answer; the code did not catch that, and the soak started main.py again a minute later. Days 1-33 ran on 177c90a; from Day 34 on 63e5821, which waits a minute and asks again instead.
  • OpenAI's servers were overloaded at times later on, in three spells: about Days 47-52, 78-86 and 93-94. 22 answers were waited for a minute and asked again, and once an answer's stream ended without the answer. Some calls took minutes; the call times on those days include the waits.

Compared with 100 days on GPT-6 Luna, through Codex (2026-10-05, luna 5c08afc)

Figure Before This run
Days run 100 100
Seconds a day (wall clock) 334 308 better
LLM minutes a day 5.5 5.1 better
LLM calls a day 46 46
Invalid outputs 0 11 worse
Fallbacks 0 0
Repeated openings 21% 17% better
Reflections kept per 10 days 50.8 54.2 better
Beliefs held at the end 324 337
Conversations a day 17.7 17.5
Lines a conversation 2.4 2.4
Wishes the world could not do 8 5 better
Actions refused 31 68 worse
Move-outs 0 0
Hard feelings (sad to tired) 47% 52%
Sad or angry 3.7% 2.2%
Cash in town at the end $40,481 $41,537

Health and cost

Audit: passed. Over the run, 11 invalid outputs and 0 fallbacks; the model stopped answering 1 time. It ran 100 days in 8.6 hours, 308 seconds a day on the wall clock, 46 calls to the model a day at 6.7 seconds each.

Days Calls a day Latency (s) LLM min a day s a day Invalid Fallbacks Repeated Undigested Beliefs Cash Alive
1-10 53 6.2 5.5 333 0 0 3% 398 56 $28,568 10
11-20 48 6.2 5.0 299 2 0 11% 562 111 $30,203 10
21-30 43 6.2 4.4 – 1 0 14% 552 170 $32,320 10
31-40 44 5.3 3.9 – 4 0 17% 507 223 $31,114 10
41-50 41 6.4 4.4 – 0 0 18% 649 269 $32,682 10
51-60 46 6.1 4.7 – 1 0 22% 366 322 $35,663 10
61-70 47 5.6 4.4 – 0 0 17% 520 385 $35,817 10
71-80 44 6.3 4.7 – 2 0 28% 682 440 $28,709 10
81-90 45 8.6 6.5 – 1 0 24% 456 497 $41,293 10
91-100 45 10.2 7.6 – 0 0 23% 598 553 $41,537 10

What next

To watch

  • Maggie's cash fell two months running: $5,732 on Day 40, $4,436 on Day 70, $4,353 on Day 100.
  • Priya was down to $99 on Day 10.
  • Leo was down to $64 on Day 11.
  • Ruth was down to $76 on Day 53.
  • Tess was down to $67 on Day 4.
  • Ruth resents Emil (38 of 100).
  • Emil resents Ruth (27 of 100).
  • Maggie resents Bob (24 of 100).

To improve

  • Repeated openings rose from 3% in the first ten days to 23% in the last ten.
  • 11 friendships are at 100: they cannot grow any more.
  • 3 pairs never talked: Maggie and Gus, Priya and Ruth, Priya and Gus.
  • Conversations are short: 2.4 lines each.
  • 11 invalid outputs and 0 fallbacks.

Could be added

  • Residents wished to "threads" 1 time: the world cannot do it yet.
  • Residents wished to "sets" 1 time: the world cannot do it yet.
  • Residents wished to "returns" 1 time: the world cannot do it yet.
  • Residents wished to "shows" 1 time: the world cannot do it yet.
  • Residents wished to "smooths" 1 time: the world cannot do it yet.
  • end_job refused 35 times: there is no job between someone and someone.
  • repay refused 6 times: someone offered to repay someone, but owed someone nothing.
  • invest refused 4 times: no price was named (amount).
  • set_price refused 3 times: someone wanted new prices at Morning Oak Cafe (a coffee #), but: Morning Oak Cafe's prices changed on Day #: at most once a week.
  • deed refused 3 times: says what someone else does or feels.
  • stay (agreed) refused 2 times: someone agreed to let someone stay, but could not: someone has a home to sleep in.

Made 2026-10-05 20:06 by python -m evertown.run_summary from the town's own records: the ledger, the events, the soak's daily figures.

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