EverTown

4 October, 22:55 to 5 October 2026, 08:47, on GPT-6 Luna (OpenAI)

100 days on GPT-6 Luna, through Codex

100 days of EverTown on GPT-6 Luna (OpenAI); 22 jobs began, 48 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
$40,481
Came in from outside
$44,808
Went out of town
$35,827
Between residents
$32,873
Homes lost
0

Analysis

Luna ran the town three times as fast as Bonsai, with no invalid answers.

  • A day took 334 seconds, against 977: 46 calls to the model a day at 7.1 seconds each, against 49 at 20.0.
  • There were no invalid outputs and no fallbacks, and the audit passed. The 100 days took 9.9 hours.
  • OpenAI stopped it 11 times with "Selected model is at capacity". Each time the day was run again from its start a minute later.

The town ended about as rich, and nobody went hungry.

  • Cash in town rose from $31,614 to $40,481, against $40,758 on Bonsai.
  • $44,808 came in from outside, against $45,978; $35,827 went out, against $36,720. $32,873 changed hands between residents, against $38,189.
  • Nobody lost a home, and nobody was hungry on any day.
  • No food was given at all, against 93 times on Bonsai, where most of it was coffee or tea. Drinks shared stayed deeds.

There were more jobs, all at $14 an hour.

  • 22 jobs began, against 10, and 48 pieces of work were agreed, against 38. Every job was at $14 an hour; Maggie's two hires on Bonsai were at $35.
  • Leo was the town's worker. He earned $2,904 in wages from five employers: Ruth ($1,008), Alice ($949), Priya ($500), Bob ($303) and Gus ($144). He ended with $2,255, against $942.
  • Between Days 61 and 70 Maggie ended Ruth's and Bob's long jobs, took on Alice, Walter, Ruth and Priya for a few hours each, and ended all four by Day 70. From Day 93 she took work herself, from Alice, Bob and Ruth.

Maggie's money still ran down. Her cash fell from $7,969 to $4,246, against $3,893, and was lowest at $3,749 on Day 82. She paid $1,715 in wages and took in $4,940 in rent.

Alice kept the cafe with loans and a lower rent.

  • The cafe made $3,050, against $3,913, with 20 visitors a day against 25.
  • Maggie cut its rent from $700 to $600 for three months from Day 22, then to $500 from Day 52 (agreed on Day 40), until Day 144.
  • Alice borrowed $1,600: $300 from Gus on Day 8, and $1,000 and $300 from Walter on Days 9 and 40. On Day 94 she lent Leo $600.
  • She ended with $2,740, against $2,304.

The cafe owner asked the newcomer for a job, and they paid each other all run.

  • On Day 8 Alice asked Leo: "Could you employ me for 20 hours a week at $14 an hour?" Leo offered five hours, and she started working for him. The next day Leo started working for her, five hours a week at the cafe.
  • Both jobs ran to the end: Leo paid Alice $912 in wages and Alice paid Leo $949.
  • The engine did what was said; this time it was the words that were the wrong way round, not the action.

Leo stayed at Walter's until Day 96. He slept 95 nights in Walter's basement. On Day 96 he rented the studio at Hale Apartments for $600 a month.

Tess did best. The fishing made $5,826, against $5,493. Gus cut her rent from $450 to $400 from Day 22 and to $300 from Day 52, and Walter lent her $450 on Day 10. She went from $341 to $3,740, against $1,818.

The voice is warmer in its words, and more alike.

  • 98% of lines have a contraction, against 87%, and all but 7 of 4,305 lines name the one spoken to, against 90%. Lines are shorter: 28 words, against 34.
  • 37% of lines open with "Morning" or "Good morning", against 24%. Repeated openings were 21%, against 9.9%, rising from 4% in the first ten days to 27% in the last ten.
  • No temperature and no seed reach the model through Codex, so nothing in the sampling varies them.
  • Sad or angry lines were 3.7%, against 1.6%. Hard feelings (sad to tired) were 47%, against 46%. Worry was 47% of lines in the first 20 days and 26% in the last 20.

More was refused, and less was wished for that the world cannot do.

  • 31 actions were refused, against 18. 11 were offers to repay someone who was owed nothing. 5 were attempts to end someone's job while talking to someone else, 4 of them by Maggie. 5 were price changes made within a week of the last.
  • 8 wishes were for things the world cannot do, against 18.

The town's money

Over 100 days $44,808 came into the town (takings from visitors, pensions, orders, the catch), $35,827 left it (suppliers, the bank, the utilities, food from outside), and $32,873 changed hands between residents. Cash in the town went from $31,614 to $40,481.

Each week

Came in from outside$44,808Went out of town$35,827Between residents$32,873
$0$2k$4k$6k$8kDays 1-7, from outside: $1,282Days 1-7, to outside: $2,018Days 1-7, between residents: $940Day 1Days 8-14, from outside: $1,383Days 8-14, to outside: $2,822Days 8-14, between residents: $3,779Days 15-21, from outside: $5,789Days 15-21, to outside: $1,287Days 15-21, between residents: $1,840Day 15Days 22-28, from outside: $1,438Days 22-28, to outside: $2,334Days 22-28, between residents: $3,790Days 29-35, from outside: $1,255Days 29-35, to outside: $3,622Days 29-35, between residents: $1,700Day 29Days 36-42, from outside: $2,771Days 36-42, to outside: $3,602Days 36-42, between residents: $2,449Days 43-49, from outside: $2,559Days 43-49, to outside: $1,405Days 43-49, between residents: $1,658Day 43Days 50-56, from outside: $7,225Days 50-56, to outside: $2,089Days 50-56, between residents: $3,651Days 57-63, from outside: $2,467Days 57-63, to outside: $3,561Days 57-63, between residents: $1,823Day 57Days 64-70, from outside: $2,540Days 64-70, to outside: $2,784Days 64-70, between residents: $1,422Days 71-77, from outside: $2,321Days 71-77, to outside: $1,960Days 71-77, between residents: $1,518Day 71Days 78-84, from outside: $6,397Days 78-84, to outside: $1,589Days 78-84, between residents: $3,455Days 85-91, from outside: $2,845Days 85-91, to outside: $2,773Days 85-91, between residents: $1,517Day 85Days 92-98, from outside: $3,762Days 92-98, to outside: $3,034Days 92-98, between residents: $3,013Days 99-105, from outside: $774Days 99-105, to outside: $947Days 99-105, between residents: $318Day 99
Week from From outside To outside Between residents
Day 1 $1,282 $2,018 $940
Day 8 $1,383 $2,822 $3,779
Day 15 $5,789 $1,287 $1,840
Day 22 $1,438 $2,334 $3,790
Day 29 $1,255 $3,622 $1,700
Day 36 $2,771 $3,602 $2,449
Day 43 $2,559 $1,405 $1,658
Day 50 $7,225 $2,089 $3,651
Day 57 $2,467 $3,561 $1,823
Day 64 $2,540 $2,784 $1,422
Day 71 $2,321 $1,960 $1,518
Day 78 $6,397 $1,589 $3,455
Day 85 $2,845 $2,773 $1,517
Day 92 $3,762 $3,034 $3,013
Day 99 $774 $947 $318

Cash in town, day by day

$0$10,000$20,000$30,000$40,000$50,000Day 1Day 20Day 40Day 60Day 80Day 100$40,481Day 1: $31,614Day 2: $30,847Day 3: $30,768Day 4: $30,993Day 5: $30,948Day 6: $30,957Day 7: $30,764Day 8: $30,046Day 9: $29,981Day 10: $29,288Day 11: $29,649Day 12: $29,739Day 13: $29,758Day 14: $29,325Day 15: $29,324Day 16: $29,317Day 17: $29,131Day 18: $30,119Day 19: $30,100Day 20: $30,153Day 21: $33,827Day 22: $33,384Day 23: $33,390Day 24: $33,400Day 25: $33,542Day 26: $33,067Day 27: $33,052Day 28: $32,931Day 29: $32,056Day 30: $32,103Day 31: $31,233Day 32: $31,398Day 33: $30,802Day 34: $30,782Day 35: $30,564Day 36: $29,783Day 37: $29,721Day 38: $29,717Day 39: $29,366Day 40: $29,554Day 41: $29,010Day 42: $29,733Day 43: $30,017Day 44: $29,914Day 45: $30,194Day 46: $30,528Day 47: $30,713Day 48: $30,720Day 49: $30,887Day 50: $31,246Day 51: $35,228Day 52: $34,986Day 53: $35,266Day 54: $35,356Day 55: $35,525Day 56: $36,023Day 57: $36,314Day 58: $36,453Day 59: $35,433Day 60: $35,766Day 61: $35,269Day 62: $35,440Day 63: $34,929Day 64: $34,885Day 65: $35,049Day 66: $34,876Day 67: $34,659Day 68: $35,028Day 69: $34,543Day 70: $34,685Day 71: $34,316Day 72: $34,381Day 73: $34,198Day 74: $34,586Day 75: $35,033Day 76: $35,168Day 77: $35,046Day 78: $35,081Day 79: $35,172Day 80: $35,371Day 81: $35,519Day 82: $39,917Day 83: $39,908Day 84: $39,854Day 85: $40,198Day 86: $40,183Day 87: $39,769Day 88: $40,192Day 89: $40,458Day 90: $39,803Day 91: $39,926Day 92: $39,562Day 93: $39,721Day 94: $39,204Day 95: $39,475Day 96: $39,680Day 97: $39,741Day 98: $40,654Day 99: $41,047Day 100: $40,481
Day 1 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Cash $31,614 $29,288 $30,153 $32,103 $29,554 $31,246 $35,766 $34,685 $35,371 $39,803 $40,481

Businesses

Business Owners Run by Days open Profit, whole run Last 30 days Visitors a day
cafe Alice 100% Alice 100 $3,050 $1,351 20
bakery Priya 100% Priya 100 $2,715 $783 –
farm Gus 100% Gus 100 −$400 $547 –
joinery Ruth 100% Ruth 100 −$1,369 −$528 –
fishing Tess 100% Tess 100 $5,826 $1,944 –

Profit each week

cafebakeryfarmjoineryfishing
−$1,000−$500$0$500$1,000$1,500Day 1Day 99$205$74$69$50−$42Week from Day 1: cafe $212, bakery $208, farm $128, joinery −$600, fishing $247Week from Day 8: cafe $132, bakery $219, farm $62, joinery −$14, fishing $320Week from Day 15: cafe $35, bakery $204, farm −$11, joinery −$84, fishing $205Week from Day 22: cafe $163, bakery $176, farm $15, joinery −$84, fishing $389Week from Day 29: cafe $51, bakery $180, farm −$879, joinery −$684, fishing $373Week from Day 36: cafe $110, bakery $170, farm $15, joinery $386, fishing $380Week from Day 43: cafe $169, bakery $165, farm $20, joinery −$84, fishing $406Week from Day 50: cafe $384, bakery $197, farm $147, joinery $1,091, fishing $545Week from Day 57: cafe $272, bakery $205, farm −$726, joinery −$684, fishing $458Week from Day 64: cafe $171, bakery $207, farm $282, joinery −$84, fishing $559Week from Day 71: cafe $326, bakery $179, farm $283, joinery −$84, fishing $310Week from Day 78: cafe $363, bakery $177, farm $319, joinery −$84, fishing $562Week from Day 85: cafe $317, bakery $200, farm −$511, joinery −$84, fishing $295Week from Day 92: cafe $271, bakery $177, farm $387, joinery −$234, fishing $572Week from Day 99: cafe $74, bakery $50, farm $69, joinery −$42, fishing $205

Decisions

  • Day 12 · Ruth · joinery: Ruth took on Leo: 6 hours a week at $14 an hour (apprentice at the joinery)
  • Day 17 · Priya · bakery: Priya took on Leo: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (Help at the bakery with flour and other needed work)
  • Day 22 · Gus: Tess's rent for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field: $450 -> $300 from Day 52 until Day 144
  • Day 22 · Alice · cafe: a coffee $3.50 -> $3.85
  • Day 22 · Priya · bakery: a loaf or pastry to the shops and the cafe $2 -> $2
  • Day 22 · Gus · farm: Bob's job with Gus ended (small repairs or farm deliveries, 9 days worked)
  • Day 22 · Ruth · joinery: spent $300 finding customers (photographs of her work online and a stand at the city fair)
  • Day 22 · Tess · fishing: spent $100 finding customers (calling on the restaurants in Hillcrest)
  • Day 37 · Bob: Bob took on Leo: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (small repair work, steady each week)
  • Day 39 · Alice · cafe: a coffee $3.85 -> $4.20
  • Day 40 · Maggie · cafe: Alice's rent for the cafe's premises: $700 -> $500 from Day 52 until Day 144
  • Day 46 · Gus: Tess's rent for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field: $450 -> $300 from Day 52 until Day 175
  • Day 52 · Alice · cafe: a coffee $4.20 -> $4.60
  • Day 52 · Priya · bakery: a loaf or pastry to the shops and the cafe $2 -> $2.20
  • Day 52 · Gus · farm: spent $100 finding customers (a sign on the city road and a weekly vegetable box)
  • Day 61 · Maggie: Ruth's job with Maggie ended (Prepare Maggie's studio and do small repairs and upkeep, 43 days worked)
  • Day 62 · Maggie: Maggie took on Alice: 4 hours a week at $14 an hour (same work as before)
  • Day 62 · Gus · farm: a dozen eggs at the farm stand (its vegetables in step) $6 -> $7
  • Day 63 · Gus · farm: Tess's job with Gus ended (field work on weekdays, 48 days worked)
  • Day 63 · Maggie: Maggie took on Walter: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (same work as before)
  • Day 66 · Maggie: Maggie took on Ruth: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (same small repairs as before)
  • Day 66 · Maggie: Bob's job with Maggie ended (Check Hale Apartments and do small repairs, as needed, 52 days worked)
  • Day 66 · Gus · farm: Leo's job with Gus ended (Help at the farm stand and make deliveries, 56 days worked)
  • Day 67 · Maggie: Maggie took on Priya: 1 hours a week at $14 an hour (Keep an eye on the apartments)
  • Day 68 · Maggie: Priya's job with Maggie ended (Keep an eye on the apartments, 1 days worked)
  • Day 68 · Maggie: Ruth's job with Maggie ended (same small repairs as before, 2 days worked)
  • Day 68 · Maggie: Walter's job with Maggie ended (same work as before, 5 days worked)
  • Day 70 · Maggie: Alice's job with Maggie ended (Same work as before, 6 days worked)
  • Day 72 · Gus · farm: a dozen eggs at the farm stand (its vegetables in step) $7 -> $8
  • Day 79 · Gus · farm: Gus took on Bob: 1 hours a week at $14 an hour (Help prepare the farm stand and sort deliveries)
  • Day 81 · Gus · farm: Bob's job with Gus ended (Help prepare the farm stand and sort deliveries, 2 days worked)
  • Day 81 · Gus · farm: a dozen eggs at the farm stand (its vegetables in step) $8 -> $9
  • Day 83 · Alice · cafe: spent $100 finding customers (a sign on the highway and a listing online)
  • Day 83 · Tess · fishing: spent $100 finding customers (calling on the restaurants in Hillcrest)
  • Day 89 · Maggie: Maggie took on Priya: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (Check the apartments)
  • Day 90 · Maggie: Priya's job with Maggie ended (Check the apartments, 1 days worked)
  • Day 93 · Alice · cafe: Alice took on Maggie: 6 hours a week at $14 an hour (help with cafe prep and tidying)
  • Day 95 · Gus · farm: Gus took on Leo: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (farm stand and deliveries)
  • Day 95 · Bob: Bob took on Maggie: 6 hours a week at $14 an hour (help with odd jobs)
  • Day 98 · Ruth · joinery: Ruth took on Maggie: 3 hours a week at $14 an hour (tidying and light work at the joinery; days not specified)

The month's reviews

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

  • Alice (Day 83, cafe): This month I’ll spend $100 on a highway sign and an online listing to bring more customers to the cafe. The books are improving, and this is a measured way to build on that without putting more pressure on regulars.
  • Priya (Day 83, bakery): I’ll keep the shop and cafe price at $2.20 this month and hold off on promotion or a daytime lease. The books are improving, but I want more room to breathe and to keep the oven debt moving down before I take on new costs.
  • Gus (Day 83, farm): I’ll keep the eggs at nine dollars a dozen and let the current sign and vegetable boxes run their course before I spend more. I need to watch the takings and find a way to keep this farm going without gambling what little cash I have.
  • Ruth (Day 83, joinery): I’ll keep the joinery open and leave Leo’s hours and our prices alone for now. The last 30 days were positive, and the city promotion is already running; I’ll check the orders and books again next month.
  • Tess (Day 83, fishing): I’ll keep fishing and put $100 into another Hillcrest restaurant promotion; last time it helped, and the books say this one should pay for itself. I’ll keep rent and food covered, pay Gus down bit by bit, and save toward the smokehouse while I watch that motor.

Prices and promotion

  • cafe changed its prices on Day 52.
  • bakery changed its prices on Day 52.
  • farm changed its prices on Day 81.
  • 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).
  • 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 57 48 13
Jobs 50 46 14
Loans 17 6 11
Changes of rent 12 8 9
Meetings 10 10 0
Leases 2 1 4
Payment plans 1 1 0
A place to stay 1 1 0

Loans

  • Day 8: Gus lent Alice $300, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 373.
  • Day 9: Walter lent Alice $1,000, at 5% interest a year (about $4 a month), to be repaid by Day 374.
  • Day 10: Walter lent Tess $450, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 375.
  • Day 14: Walter lent Bob $200, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 379.
  • Day 40: Walter lent Alice $300, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 405.
  • Day 94: Alice lent Leo $600, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 459.

Rent

  • Day 9: From Day 22, Alice pays Maggie $600 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 9).
  • Day 9: From Day 22, Bob pays Maggie $500 a month for a small one-bedroom in an old block instead of $650 for 3 months, then $650 again (agreed on Day 9).
  • Day 9: From Day 22, Tess pays Gus $400 a month for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field instead of $450 for 3 months, then $450 again (agreed on Day 9).
  • Day 11: From Day 22, Bob pays Maggie $500 a month for a small one-bedroom in an old block instead of $650 for 3 months, then $650 again (agreed on Day 11).
  • Day 12: From Day 22, Bob pays Maggie $500 a month for a small one-bedroom in an old block instead of $650 for 3 months, then $650 again (agreed on Day 12).
  • Day 22: From Day 52, Tess pays Gus $300 a month for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field instead of $450 for 3 months, then $450 again (agreed on Day 22).
  • Day 40: From Day 52, Alice pays Maggie $500 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 40).
  • Day 46: From Day 52, Tess pays Gus $300 a month for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field instead of $450 for 4 months, then $450 again (agreed on Day 46).

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$983$2,740Day 1: $983Day 2: $1,055Day 3: $1,133Day 4: $1,257Day 5: $1,451Day 6: $1,599Day 7: $1,533Day 8: $1,176Day 9: $2,195Day 10: $2,272Day 11: $2,367Day 12: $2,503Day 13: $2,645Day 14: $2,444Day 15: $2,528Day 16: $2,577Day 17: $2,650Day 18: $2,757Day 19: $2,782Day 20: $2,957Day 21: $2,716Day 22: $1,727Day 23: $1,804Day 24: $1,611Day 25: $1,730Day 26: $1,875Day 27: $2,025Day 28: $1,763Day 29: $1,840Day 30: $1,905Day 31: $2,000Day 32: $2,107Day 33: $2,218Day 34: $2,355Day 35: $2,120Day 36: $2,171Day 37: $2,230Day 38: $2,281Day 39: $1,742Day 40: $2,199Day 41: $2,384Day 42: $2,164Day 43: $2,310Day 44: $2,364Day 45: $2,422Day 46: $2,564Day 47: $2,652Day 48: $2,826Day 49: $2,622Day 50: $2,744Day 51: $2,862Day 52: $2,024Day 53: $2,134Day 54: $2,249Day 55: $2,443Day 56: $2,262Day 57: $2,295Day 58: $2,388Day 59: $2,452Day 60: $2,562Day 61: $2,705Day 62: $2,898Day 63: $2,620Day 64: $2,691Day 65: $2,785Day 66: $2,831Day 67: $2,941Day 68: $3,107Day 69: $2,648Day 70: $2,421Day 71: $2,557Day 72: $2,681Day 73: $2,757Day 74: $2,902Day 75: $3,067Day 76: $3,237Day 77: $3,004Day 78: $3,089Day 79: $3,230Day 80: $3,384Day 81: $3,489Day 82: $3,681Day 83: $2,741Day 84: $2,526Day 85: $2,616Day 86: $2,730Day 87: $2,849Day 88: $2,947Day 89: $3,064Day 90: $3,275Day 91: $3,124Day 92: $3,217Day 93: $3,338Day 94: $2,860Day 95: $3,085Day 96: $3,152Day 97: $3,342Day 98: $3,065Day 99: $3,251Day 100: $2,740

Came in $16,033, went out $14,193; lowest $983 on Day 1.

Came in Went out
day to day $13,474 rent $3,100
loans $1,600 running costs $2,690
wages $939 coffee and supplies $2,158
gifts $20 bread $2,104
wages $1,646
other $2,495

Bob

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

$0$2k$4k$6kDay 1Day 100$131$4,192Day 1: $131Day 2: $232Day 3: $278Day 4: $349Day 5: $290Day 6: $267Day 7: $248Day 8: $229Day 9: $330Day 10: $396Day 11: $539Day 12: $578Day 13: $555Day 14: $836Day 15: $887Day 16: $988Day 17: $969Day 18: $950Day 19: $1,199Day 20: $1,176Day 21: $1,157Day 22: $638Day 23: $739Day 24: $810Day 25: $793Day 26: $936Day 27: $915Day 28: $896Day 29: $877Day 30: $978Day 31: $959Day 32: $914Day 33: $1,150Day 34: $1,131Day 35: $1,112Day 36: $381Day 37: $482Day 38: $675Day 39: $658Day 40: $792Day 41: $769Day 42: $750Day 43: $1,018Day 44: $1,119Day 45: $1,415Day 46: $1,396Day 47: $1,645Day 48: $1,624Day 49: $1,605Day 50: $1,911Day 51: $2,014Day 52: $1,495Day 53: $1,476Day 54: $1,597Day 55: $1,573Day 56: $1,674Day 57: $1,880Day 58: $1,981Day 59: $1,964Day 60: $2,010Day 61: $2,129Day 62: $2,110Day 63: $2,318Day 64: $2,299Day 65: $2,400Day 66: $2,383Day 67: $1,764Day 68: $2,040Day 69: $2,021Day 70: $2,287Day 71: $2,373Day 72: $2,474Day 73: $2,455Day 74: $2,625Day 75: $2,805Day 76: $2,783Day 77: $2,764Day 78: $2,905Day 79: $3,006Day 80: $3,242Day 81: $3,225Day 82: $3,379Day 83: $2,855Day 84: $2,836Day 85: $3,034Day 86: $3,135Day 87: $3,441Day 88: $3,422Day 89: $3,403Day 90: $3,379Day 91: $3,360Day 92: $3,556Day 93: $3,657Day 94: $3,743Day 95: $3,724Day 96: $3,691Day 97: $3,667Day 98: $3,870Day 99: $4,091Day 100: $4,192

Came in $9,793, went out $5,751; lowest $131 on Day 1.

Came in Went out
day to day $7,765 day to day $2,435
wages $1,658 rent $1,500
loans $200 repairs $1,200
paid work $170 wages $317
paid work $278
other $21

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$4,246Day 1: $7,969Day 2: $7,668Day 3: $7,572Day 4: $7,541Day 5: $7,510Day 6: $7,479Day 7: $7,448Day 8: $7,417Day 9: $7,116Day 10: $7,085Day 11: $7,054Day 12: $6,893Day 13: $6,858Day 14: $6,827Day 15: $6,796Day 16: $6,645Day 17: $6,610Day 18: $6,579Day 19: $6,362Day 20: $6,331Day 21: $6,300Day 22: $7,869Day 23: $7,714Day 24: $7,683Day 25: $7,652Day 26: $7,435Day 27: $7,404Day 28: $7,373Day 29: $7,342Day 30: $7,191Day 31: $6,510Day 32: $6,479Day 33: $6,262Day 34: $6,231Day 35: $6,200Day 36: $6,169Day 37: $6,014Day 38: $5,983Day 39: $5,952Day 40: $5,735Day 41: $5,704Day 42: $5,669Day 43: $5,634Day 44: $5,483Day 45: $5,452Day 46: $5,421Day 47: $5,171Day 48: $5,140Day 49: $5,109Day 50: $5,074Day 51: $4,923Day 52: $6,392Day 53: $6,356Day 54: $6,068Day 55: $6,036Day 56: $6,004Day 57: $5,972Day 58: $5,816Day 59: $5,784Day 60: $5,752Day 61: $4,814Day 62: $4,778Day 63: $4,746Day 64: $4,710Day 65: $4,558Day 66: $4,522Day 67: $4,520Day 68: $4,401Day 69: $4,369Day 70: $4,337Day 71: $4,301Day 72: $4,149Day 73: $4,147Day 74: $4,149Day 75: $4,151Day 76: $4,119Day 77: $4,121Day 78: $3,963Day 79: $3,811Day 80: $3,813Day 81: $3,781Day 82: $3,749Day 83: $5,251Day 84: $5,253Day 85: $5,255Day 86: $5,099Day 87: $5,097Day 88: $5,026Day 89: $4,985Day 90: $4,983Day 91: $4,951Day 92: $4,265Day 93: $4,147Day 94: $4,149Day 95: $4,082Day 96: $4,460Day 97: $4,462Day 98: $4,430Day 99: $4,398Day 100: $4,246

Came in $5,554, went out $9,308; lowest $3,749 on Day 82.

Came in Went out
rent $4,940 day to day $5,273
airbnb $544 property $1,950
wages $70 wages $1,715
paid work $220
repairs $150

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$1,913Day 1: $605Day 2: $609Day 3: $560Day 4: $660Day 5: $520Day 6: $529Day 7: $536Day 8: $563Day 9: $571Day 10: $99Day 11: $290Day 12: $323Day 13: $353Day 14: $496Day 15: $529Day 16: $553Day 17: $429Day 18: $626Day 19: $623Day 20: $637Day 21: $795Day 22: $799Day 23: $809Day 24: $663Day 25: $839Day 26: $818Day 27: $823Day 28: $986Day 29: $994Day 30: $1,005Day 31: $857Day 32: $1,032Day 33: $1,006Day 34: $1,013Day 35: $1,182Day 36: $1,039Day 37: $1,046Day 38: $901Day 39: $1,074Day 40: $1,046Day 41: $701Day 42: $868Day 43: $879Day 44: $886Day 45: $743Day 46: $917Day 47: $882Day 48: $884Day 49: $1,048Day 50: $1,063Day 51: $1,067Day 52: $923Day 53: $1,116Day 54: $1,083Day 55: $1,096Day 56: $1,259Day 57: $1,265Day 58: $1,278Day 59: $1,137Day 60: $1,321Day 61: $1,288Day 62: $1,299Day 63: $1,478Day 64: $1,489Day 65: $1,499Day 66: $1,214Day 67: $1,395Day 68: $1,362Day 69: $1,370Day 70: $1,553Day 71: $1,213Day 72: $1,222Day 73: $1,086Day 74: $1,260Day 75: $1,216Day 76: $1,221Day 77: $1,396Day 78: $1,405Day 79: $1,412Day 80: $1,278Day 81: $1,451Day 82: $1,404Day 83: $1,413Day 84: $1,589Day 85: $1,597Day 86: $1,610Day 87: $1,474Day 88: $1,690Day 89: $1,653Day 90: $1,668Day 91: $1,846Day 92: $1,856Day 93: $1,862Day 94: $1,724Day 95: $1,907Day 96: $1,860Day 97: $1,713Day 98: $1,892Day 99: $1,899Day 100: $1,913

Came in $6,568, went out $5,255; lowest $99 on Day 10.

Came in Went out
day to day $4,242 flour $2,005
bread $2,104 day to day $1,100
repayments $180 energy $1,050
paid work $35 loan payments $600
wages $7 wages $500

Walter

Retired railway engineerhome at the end: Walter's cottage

$0$5k$10k$15k$20kDay 1Day 100$16,414Day 1: $14,952Day 2: $14,904Day 3: $14,856Day 4: $14,808Day 5: $14,760Day 6: $14,712Day 7: $14,664Day 8: $14,616Day 9: $13,568Day 10: $13,070Day 11: $13,022Day 12: $12,974Day 13: $12,926Day 14: $12,678Day 15: $12,560Day 16: $12,512Day 17: $12,464Day 18: $12,416Day 19: $12,368Day 20: $12,320Day 21: $15,672Day 22: $15,624Day 23: $15,575Day 24: $15,526Day 25: $15,477Day 26: $14,828Day 27: $14,779Day 28: $14,730Day 29: $14,681Day 30: $14,632Day 31: $14,583Day 32: $14,534Day 33: $14,485Day 34: $14,436Day 35: $14,387Day 36: $14,338Day 37: $14,289Day 38: $14,155Day 39: $14,110Day 40: $13,762Day 41: $13,713Day 42: $13,664Day 43: $13,615Day 44: $13,566Day 45: $13,517Day 46: $13,468Day 47: $13,419Day 48: $13,370Day 49: $13,321Day 50: $13,272Day 51: $16,623Day 52: $16,574Day 53: $16,524Day 54: $16,474Day 55: $16,424Day 56: $15,774Day 57: $15,724Day 58: $15,674Day 59: $15,624Day 60: $15,574Day 61: $15,524Day 62: $15,474Day 63: $15,424Day 64: $15,374Day 65: $15,324Day 66: $15,274Day 67: $15,224Day 68: $15,199Day 69: $15,153Day 70: $15,106Day 71: $15,056Day 72: $15,006Day 73: $14,956Day 74: $14,907Day 75: $14,857Day 76: $14,807Day 77: $14,757Day 78: $14,707Day 79: $14,657Day 80: $14,607Day 81: $14,557Day 82: $17,907Day 83: $17,857Day 84: $17,807Day 85: $17,757Day 86: $17,707Day 87: $17,057Day 88: $17,007Day 89: $16,957Day 90: $16,907Day 91: $16,857Day 92: $16,807Day 93: $16,757Day 94: $16,707Day 95: $16,657Day 96: $16,607Day 97: $16,557Day 98: $16,507Day 99: $16,461Day 100: $16,414

Came in $10,245, went out $8,831; lowest $12,320 on Day 20.

Came in Went out
day to day $10,200 day to day $5,081
wages $25 loans $1,950
interest $20 medical $1,800

Leo

Newcomer looking for workhome at the end: Hale Apartments95 nights as a guest, with no home of their own

$0$1k$2k$3kDay 1Day 100$162$2,255Day 1: $356Day 2: $347Day 3: $338Day 4: $329Day 5: $328Day 6: $315Day 7: $306Day 8: $297Day 9: $288Day 10: $279Day 11: $270Day 12: $261Day 13: $248Day 14: $199Day 15: $190Day 16: $181Day 17: $172Day 18: $163Day 19: $260Day 20: $247Day 21: $238Day 22: $229Day 23: $220Day 24: $211Day 25: $162Day 26: $374Day 27: $365Day 28: $356Day 29: $347Day 30: $338Day 31: $329Day 32: $320Day 33: $437Day 34: $424Day 35: $415Day 36: $518Day 37: $509Day 38: $500Day 39: $616Day 40: $865Day 41: $812Day 42: $803Day 43: $794Day 44: $785Day 45: $871Day 46: $967Day 47: $1,126Day 48: $1,113Day 49: $1,104Day 50: $1,055Day 51: $1,046Day 52: $997Day 53: $988Day 54: $1,153Day 55: $1,139Day 56: $1,130Day 57: $1,121Day 58: $1,112Day 59: $1,103Day 60: $1,094Day 61: $1,271Day 62: $1,257Day 63: $1,248Day 64: $1,239Day 65: $1,230Day 66: $1,221Day 67: $1,212Day 68: $1,334Day 69: $1,320Day 70: $1,311Day 71: $1,302Day 72: $1,348Day 73: $1,339Day 74: $1,290Day 75: $1,449Day 76: $1,435Day 77: $1,426Day 78: $1,417Day 79: $1,408Day 80: $1,399Day 81: $1,350Day 82: $1,509Day 83: $1,455Day 84: $1,446Day 85: $1,437Day 86: $1,428Day 87: $1,379Day 88: $1,480Day 89: $1,790Day 90: $1,776Day 91: $1,877Day 92: $1,868Day 93: $1,819Day 94: $2,410Day 95: $2,401Day 96: $2,291Day 97: $2,282Day 98: $2,273Day 99: $2,264Day 100: $2,255

Came in $4,691, went out $2,686; lowest $162 on Day 25.

Came in Went out
wages $2,904 day to day $954
day to day $1,075 wages $912
loans $600 paid work $480
paid work $112 rent $340

Ruth

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

$0$1k$2k$3kDay 1Day 100$445$1,381Day 1: $2,380Day 2: $1,760Day 3: $1,740Day 4: $1,720Day 5: $1,732Day 6: $1,708Day 7: $1,688Day 8: $1,660Day 9: $1,782Day 10: $1,754Day 11: $1,754Day 12: $1,791Day 13: $1,763Day 14: $1,743Day 15: $1,715Day 16: $1,687Day 17: $1,659Day 18: $1,749Day 19: $1,771Day 20: $1,747Day 21: $1,719Day 22: $1,391Day 23: $1,363Day 24: $1,343Day 25: $1,315Day 26: $1,329Day 27: $1,301Day 28: $1,281Day 29: $1,261Day 30: $1,241Day 31: $1,213Day 32: $1,185Day 33: $607Day 34: $587Day 35: $559Day 36: $539Day 37: $511Day 38: $483Day 39: $455Day 40: $477Day 41: $445Day 42: $895Day 43: $867Day 44: $839Day 45: $811Day 46: $783Day 47: $830Day 48: $798Day 49: $770Day 50: $742Day 51: $714Day 52: $686Day 53: $666Day 54: $745Day 55: $711Day 56: $1,857Day 57: $1,927Day 58: $1,998Day 59: $2,059Day 60: $2,149Day 61: $2,228Day 62: $2,208Day 63: $1,579Day 64: $1,559Day 65: $1,630Day 66: $1,725Day 67: $1,830Day 68: $1,787Day 69: $1,753Day 70: $1,724Day 71: $1,695Day 72: $1,666Day 73: $1,646Day 74: $1,626Day 75: $1,657Day 76: $1,623Day 77: $1,594Day 78: $1,565Day 79: $1,536Day 80: $1,507Day 81: $1,478Day 82: $1,544Day 83: $1,519Day 84: $1,490Day 85: $1,566Day 86: $1,546Day 87: $1,517Day 88: $1,593Day 89: $1,543Day 90: $1,514Day 91: $1,624Day 92: $1,685Day 93: $1,751Day 94: $1,131Day 95: $1,111Day 96: $1,052Day 97: $1,018Day 98: $1,439Day 99: $1,410Day 100: $1,381

Came in $6,654, went out $7,673; lowest $445 on Day 41.

Came in Went out
day to day $5,055 day to day $3,965
wages $1,381 mortgage $1,400
paid work $218 wages $1,008
running costs $1,000
promotion $300

Emil

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

$0$1k$2k$3kDay 1Day 100$825$1,991Day 1: $1,101Day 2: $1,102Day 3: $1,103Day 4: $1,104Day 5: $1,105Day 6: $1,106Day 7: $1,107Day 8: $1,108Day 9: $1,109Day 10: $825Day 11: $826Day 12: $872Day 13: $873Day 14: $914Day 15: $915Day 16: $916Day 17: $917Day 18: $1,598Day 19: $1,475Day 20: $1,476Day 21: $1,977Day 22: $1,957Day 23: $1,937Day 24: $1,917Day 25: $1,937Day 26: $1,863Day 27: $1,843Day 28: $1,823Day 29: $1,803Day 30: $1,783Day 31: $1,763Day 32: $1,743Day 33: $1,669Day 34: $1,649Day 35: $1,629Day 36: $1,609Day 37: $1,589Day 38: $1,569Day 39: $1,549Day 40: $1,475Day 41: $1,295Day 42: $1,698Day 43: $1,678Day 44: $1,658Day 45: $1,638Day 46: $1,618Day 47: $1,544Day 48: $1,524Day 49: $1,789Day 50: $1,809Day 51: $2,289Day 52: $2,309Day 53: $2,289Day 54: $2,215Day 55: $2,195Day 56: $2,175Day 57: $2,155Day 58: $2,135Day 59: $2,115Day 60: $2,095Day 61: $2,021Day 62: $2,001Day 63: $1,981Day 64: $1,961Day 65: $1,941Day 66: $1,921Day 67: $1,901Day 68: $1,867Day 69: $1,847Day 70: $1,827Day 71: $1,607Day 72: $1,627Day 73: $1,607Day 74: $1,627Day 75: $1,553Day 76: $1,533Day 77: $1,513Day 78: $1,493Day 79: $1,473Day 80: $1,453Day 81: $1,473Day 82: $1,899Day 83: $1,919Day 84: $1,899Day 85: $1,879Day 86: $1,859Day 87: $1,879Day 88: $1,859Day 89: $1,785Day 90: $1,765Day 91: $1,745Day 92: $1,725Day 93: $1,745Day 94: $1,725Day 95: $1,740Day 96: $1,666Day 97: $1,646Day 98: $2,031Day 99: $2,011Day 100: $1,991

Came in $4,429, went out $3,538; lowest $825 on Day 10.

Came in Went out
day to day $3,824 day to day $2,175
paid work $585 wages $693
gifts $20 running costs $600
paid work $70

Tess

Fisher on Linden Lakehome at the end: the boathouse cottage

$0$1k$2k$3k$4kDay 1Day 100$327$3,740Day 1: $341Day 2: $374Day 3: $388Day 4: $327Day 5: $358Day 6: $350Day 7: $344Day 8: $386Day 9: $428Day 10: $909Day 11: $932Day 12: $1,010Day 13: $999Day 14: $652Day 15: $664Day 16: $720Day 17: $725Day 18: $741Day 19: $876Day 20: $873Day 21: $868Day 22: $365Day 23: $440Day 24: $549Day 25: $546Day 26: $656Day 27: $646Day 28: $768Day 29: $856Day 30: $770Day 31: $763Day 32: $800Day 33: $956Day 34: $946Day 35: $946Day 36: $1,007Day 37: $1,041Day 38: $1,156Day 39: $1,196Day 40: $1,310Day 41: $1,298Day 42: $1,333Day 43: $1,329Day 44: $1,323Day 45: $1,430Day 46: $1,401Day 47: $1,579Day 48: $1,572Day 49: $1,650Day 50: $1,702Day 51: $1,820Day 52: $1,516Day 53: $1,643Day 54: $1,832Day 55: $1,827Day 56: $1,929Day 57: $2,018Day 58: $2,110Day 59: $2,134Day 60: $2,208Day 61: $2,416Day 62: $2,405Day 63: $2,521Day 64: $2,551Day 65: $2,666Day 66: $2,771Day 67: $2,860Day 68: $2,931Day 69: $2,921Day 70: $2,973Day 71: $3,070Day 72: $2,966Day 73: $2,959Day 74: $2,856Day 75: $2,930Day 76: $2,919Day 77: $2,982Day 78: $3,044Day 79: $3,146Day 80: $3,190Day 81: $3,221Day 82: $3,355Day 83: $2,820Day 84: $2,914Day 85: $2,924Day 86: $2,920Day 87: $2,940Day 88: $3,016Day 89: $3,113Day 90: $3,106Day 91: $3,099Day 92: $3,234Day 93: $3,283Day 94: $3,377Day 95: $3,377Day 96: $3,499Day 97: $3,490Day 98: $3,567Day 99: $3,669Day 100: $3,740

Came in $8,314, went out $4,874; lowest $327 on Day 4.

Came in Went out
day to day $6,831 day to day $2,517
wages $827 rent $1,000
loans $450 repayments $700
gifts $180 repairs $300
paid work $26 promotion $200
other $157

Gus

Farmer at Hartley Farmhome at the end: Hartley Farm

$0$1k$2k$3k$4kDay 1Day 100$873$1,609Day 1: $2,796Day 2: $2,796Day 3: $2,800Day 4: $2,898Day 5: $2,894Day 6: $2,892Day 7: $2,890Day 8: $2,594Day 9: $2,594Day 10: $2,599Day 11: $2,595Day 12: $2,534Day 13: $2,538Day 14: $2,536Day 15: $2,540Day 16: $2,538Day 17: $2,536Day 18: $2,540Day 19: $2,384Day 20: $2,389Day 21: $2,385Day 22: $2,785Day 23: $2,789Day 24: $3,087Day 25: $3,091Day 26: $2,953Day 27: $2,951Day 28: $2,955Day 29: $2,055Day 30: $2,260Day 31: $2,256Day 32: $2,284Day 33: $2,012Day 34: $2,010Day 35: $2,014Day 36: $2,012Day 37: $2,010Day 38: $2,014Day 39: $2,014Day 40: $1,893Day 41: $1,889Day 42: $1,889Day 43: $1,893Day 44: $1,891Day 45: $1,895Day 46: $1,993Day 47: $1,865Day 48: $1,869Day 49: $1,869Day 50: $1,874Day 51: $1,870Day 52: $2,070Day 53: $2,074Day 54: $1,940Day 55: $2,081Day 56: $1,959Day 57: $1,957Day 58: $1,961Day 59: $1,061Day 60: $1,001Day 61: $873Day 62: $1,010Day 63: $1,014Day 64: $1,012Day 65: $1,016Day 66: $1,014Day 67: $1,012Day 68: $1,000Day 69: $1,141Day 70: $1,146Day 71: $1,142Day 72: $1,242Day 73: $1,246Day 74: $1,344Day 75: $1,348Day 76: $1,491Day 77: $1,489Day 78: $1,493Day 79: $1,493Day 80: $1,498Day 81: $1,494Day 82: $1,490Day 83: $2,078Day 84: $2,094Day 85: $2,133Day 86: $2,149Day 87: $2,136Day 88: $2,152Day 89: $2,165Day 90: $1,430Day 91: $1,443Day 92: $1,349Day 93: $1,362Day 94: $1,378Day 95: $1,391Day 96: $1,402Day 97: $1,564Day 98: $1,580Day 99: $1,593Day 100: $1,609

Came in $5,400, went out $6,591; lowest $873 on Day 61.

Came in Went out
day to day $3,320 running costs $2,700
repayments $1,000 day to day $2,295
rent $1,000 wages $1,020
paid work $80 loans $300
repairs $150
other $126

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 1workLeo started working for Gus: 1 hours a week at $14 an hour (Help at the farm stand and make deliveries), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 1homeLeo will sleep in Walter's basement for now.
  • Day 2moneyBob worked 2 hours for Leo at the town square and park (small handyman work), as a favour.
  • Day 2moneyGus worked 2 hours for Bob at Hartley Farm (small repair or farm work), as a favour.
  • Day 3moneyGus worked 2 hours for Tess at Hartley Farm's fields (work the fields), as a favour.
  • Day 5workBob started working for Maggie: 8 hours a week at $14 an hour (Check Hale Apartments and do small repairs, as needed), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 5moneyRuth worked 2 hours for Bob at Ruth's rooms behind the workshop (repair the loose joint on Ruth's chair); Bob paid $40 to Ruth.
  • Day 7workRuth started working for Emil: 4 hours a week at $14 an hour (thin and split firewood; keep to the marked trees), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 7workTess started working for Gus: 1 hours a week at $14 an hour (field work on weekdays), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 8workAlice started working for Leo: 5 hours a week at $14 an hour (work for you), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 8moneyGus lent Alice $300, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 373.
  • Day 9moneyWalter lent Alice $1,000, at 5% interest a year (about $4 a month), to be repaid by Day 374.
  • Day 9moneyRuth worked 2 hours for Maggie at Hale Apartments (Fix two rotten window frames at Hale Apartments); Maggie paid $150 to Ruth.
  • Day 9workLeo started working for Alice: 5 hours a week at $14 an hour (Help at the cafe with errands and cooking), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 10moneyWalter lent Tess $450, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 375.
  • Day 10moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Alice at Alice's flat above Morning Oak Cafe (help deliver timber and firewood), as a favour.
  • Day 10moneyLeo worked 3 hours for Priya at Priya's flat above Nightingale Bakery (help carry flour in from the back), as a favour.
  • Day 10workBob started working for Alice: 1 hours a week at $14 an hour (small repair work), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 10workTess's job with Gus is now 8 hours a week at $14 an hour (field work on weekdays), from Day 10.
  • Day 11workRuth started working for Maggie: 5 hours a week at $14 an hour (Prepare Maggie's vacant studio and do small repairs and upkeep), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 11workBob's job with Alice is now 3 hours a week at $14 an hour (small repair work), from Day 11.
  • Day 11moneyRuth worked 2 hours for Bob at Ruth's rooms behind the workshop (Set right Ruth's loose drawer runner); Bob paid $28 to Ruth.
  • Day 11workBob started working for Gus: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (small repairs or farm deliveries), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 12moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Bob at Hale Apartments (mend a chair for Emil); Bob paid $70 to Emil.
  • Day 12workLeo started working for Ruth: 6 hours a week at $14 an hour (apprentice at the joinery), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 13workBob's job with Alice is now 4 hours a week at $14 an hour (small repair work), from Day 13.
  • Day 14moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Leo at the town square and park (clear fallen branches from the marked woodland paths); Leo paid $40 to Emil.
  • Day 14moneyWalter lent Bob $200, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 379.
  • Day 17workLeo started working for Priya: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (Help at the bakery with flour and other needed work), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 18planAlice has paid Priya all of unpaid bread deliveries: the payment plan is done.
  • Day 19moneyBob worked 2 hours for Emil at the forester's lodge (mend a wooden bowl with a loose rim); Emil paid $70 to Bob.
  • Day 21moneyLeo worked 2 hours for Gus at Hartley Farm (carry the supper dishes inside), as a favour.
  • Day 22workBob's job with Alice is now 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (small repair work), from Day 22.
  • Day 22moneyGus let Bob go (small repairs or farm deliveries), after 9 days of work.
  • Day 25moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Leo at the town square and park (stack and deliver a small load of firewood); Leo paid $40 to Emil.
  • Day 26moneyPriya worked 2 hours for Leo at Nightingale Bakery (check the flour and tidy up the bakery), as a favour.
  • Day 27workBob's job with Alice is now 4 hours a week at $14 an hour (small repair work), from Day 27.
  • Day 31moneyGus worked 2 hours for Bob at Hale Apartments (Small repair work for Gus, as a paid one-off job), as a favour.
  • Day 32moneyGus worked 2 hours for Bob at Hale Apartments (Small repair work at Hale Apartments, about two hours); Bob paid $28 to Gus.
  • Day 35workLeo's job with Priya is now 3 hours a week at $14 an hour (Help at the bakery with flour and other needed work), from Day 35.
  • Day 37workLeo started working for Bob: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (small repair work, steady each week), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 40moneyWalter lent Alice $300, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 405.
  • Day 40moneyBob is now basic at medicine after 30 days working for Maggie.
  • Day 41moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Leo at the town square and park (stack and deliver a small load of firewood); Leo paid $40 to Emil.
  • Day 42moneyTess is now basic at farming after 30 days working for Gus.
  • Day 44workRuth's job with Maggie is now 10 hours a week at $14 an hour (Prepare Maggie's studio and do small repairs and upkeep), from Day 44.
  • Day 45moneyBob is now basic at cooking after 30 days working for Alice.
  • Day 46moneyRuth is now basic at medicine after 30 days working for Maggie.
  • Day 50moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Leo at the town square and park (stack and deliver a small load of firewood); Leo paid $40 to Emil.
  • Day 52moneyEmil worked 2 hours for Leo at the town square and park (sort and stack a small timber load); Leo paid $40 to Emil.
  • Day 52workLeo's job with Gus is now 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (Help at the farm stand and make deliveries), from Day 52.
  • Day 59workTess's job with Gus is now 4 hours a week at $14 an hour (field work on weekdays), from Day 59.
  • Day 61workMaggie ended Ruth's job with Maggie after 43 days of work.
  • Day 62workAlice started working for Maggie: 4 hours a week at $14 an hour (same work as before), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 62workTess's job with Gus is now 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (field work on weekdays), from Day 62.
  • Day 63workAlice's job with Maggie is now 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (Same work as before), from Day 63.
  • Day 63workLeo's job with Gus is now 1 hours a week at $14 an hour (Help at the farm stand and make deliveries), from Day 63.
  • Day 63workGus ended Tess's job with Gus after 48 days of work.
  • Day 63workWalter started working for Maggie: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (same work as before), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 64workAlice's job with Maggie is now 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (Same work as before), from Day 64.
  • Day 64workBob's job with Maggie is now 4 hours a week at $14 an hour (Check Hale Apartments and do small repairs, as needed), from Day 64.
  • Day 65workBob's job with Maggie is now 4 hours a week at $14 an hour (Check Hale Apartments and do small repairs, as needed), from Day 65.
  • Day 65moneyGus worked 2 hours for Tess at Hartley Farm's fields (help with the rows in the fields), as a favour.
  • Day 66workRuth started working for Maggie: 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (same small repairs as before), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 66workMaggie ended Bob's job with Maggie after 52 days of work.
  • Day 66workGus ended Leo's job with Gus after 56 days of work.
  • Day 66workLeo's job with Priya is now 4 hours a week at $14 an hour (Help at the bakery with flour and other needed work), from Day 66.
  • Day 67workPriya started working for Maggie: 1 hours a week at $14 an hour (Keep an eye on the apartments), wages paid on Saturdays.
  • Day 67workAlice's job with Maggie is now 2 hours a week at $14 an hour (Same work as before), from Day 67.

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 100, trust 100, resentment 0Alice about Maggie: friendship 75, trust 76, resentment 4Alice about Priya: friendship 100, trust 99, resentment 0Alice about Walter: friendship 100, trust 100, resentment 0Alice about Leo: friendship 47, trust 51, resentment 0Alice about Ruth: friendship 46, trust 53, resentment 0Alice about Emil: friendship 42, trust 52, resentment 0Alice about Tess: friendship 84, trust 75, resentment 0Alice about Gus: friendship 72, trust 74, resentment 0BobBob about Alice: friendship 100, trust 100, resentment 0Bob about Maggie: friendship 82, trust 61, resentment 2Bob about Priya: friendship 85, trust 75, resentment 0Bob about Walter: friendship 73, trust 75, resentment 0Bob about Leo: friendship 70, trust 63, resentment 0Bob about Ruth: friendship 63, trust 64, resentment 0Bob about Emil: friendship 47, trust 55, resentment 0Bob about Tess: friendship 82, trust 64, resentment 0Bob about Gus: friendship 52, trust 54, resentment 1MaggieMaggie about Alice: friendship 79, trust 85, resentment 0Maggie about Bob: friendship 62, trust 48, resentment 10Maggie resents Bob: 10Maggie about Priya: friendship 54, trust 59, resentment 1Maggie about Walter: friendship 58, trust 58, resentment 0Maggie about Leo: friendship 21, trust 35, resentment 1Maggie about Ruth: friendship 85, trust 81, resentment 0Maggie about Emil: friendship 42, trust 51, resentment 0Maggie about Tess: friendship 51, trust 49, resentment 7Maggie resents Tess: 7Maggie about Gus: friendship 40, trust 50, resentment 0PriyaPriya about Alice: friendship 100, trust 96, resentment 0Priya about Bob: friendship 60, trust 53, resentment 0Priya about Maggie: friendship 48, trust 58, resentment 4Priya about Walter: friendship 100, trust 100, resentment 0Priya about Leo: friendship 70, trust 64, resentment 0Priya about Ruth: friendship 41, trust 50, resentment 0Priya about Emil: friendship 41, trust 51, resentment 0Priya about Tess: friendship 58, trust 57, resentment 0Priya about Gus: friendship 40, trust 50, resentment 0WalterWalter about Alice: friendship 100, trust 100, resentment 0Walter about Bob: friendship 77, trust 69, resentment 0Walter about Maggie: friendship 64, trust 63, resentment 0Walter about Priya: friendship 100, trust 100, resentment 0Walter about Leo: friendship 34, trust 43, resentment 0Walter about Ruth: friendship 58, trust 60, resentment 0Walter about Emil: friendship 100, trust 92, resentment 0Walter about Tess: friendship 100, trust 86, resentment 0Walter about Gus: friendship 100, trust 96, resentment 0LeoLeo about Alice: friendship 47, trust 51, resentment 0Leo about Bob: friendship 61, trust 58, resentment 0Leo about Maggie: friendship 21, trust 36, resentment 0Leo about Priya: friendship 43, trust 48, resentment 0Leo about Walter: friendship 31, trust 41, resentment 0Leo about Ruth: friendship 24, trust 37, resentment 0Leo about Emil: friendship 38, trust 45, resentment 0Leo about Tess: friendship 28, trust 39, resentment 0Leo about Gus: friendship 42, trust 49, resentment 0RuthRuth about Alice: friendship 43, trust 52, resentment 0Ruth about Bob: friendship 58, trust 44, resentment 7Ruth resents Bob: 7Ruth about Maggie: friendship 72, trust 76, resentment 0Ruth about Priya: friendship 41, trust 50, resentment 0Ruth about Walter: friendship 58, trust 60, resentment 0Ruth about Leo: friendship 24, trust 37, resentment 0Ruth about Emil: friendship 44, trust 39, resentment 36Ruth resents Emil: 36Ruth about Tess: friendship 42, trust 51, resentment 0Ruth about Gus: friendship 47, trust 54, resentment 0EmilEmil about Alice: friendship 44, trust 52, resentment 0Emil about Bob: friendship 46, trust 54, resentment 0Emil about Maggie: friendship 44, trust 52, resentment 0Emil about Priya: friendship 41, trust 50, resentment 0Emil about Walter: friendship 100, trust 93, resentment 0Emil about Leo: friendship 35, trust 46, resentment 0Emil about Ruth: friendship 55, trust 45, resentment 25Emil resents Ruth: 25Emil about Tess: friendship 43, trust 52, resentment 0Emil about Gus: friendship 42, trust 51, resentment 0TessTess about Alice: friendship 100, trust 86, resentment 0Tess about Bob: friendship 77, trust 69, resentment 0Tess about Maggie: friendship 47, trust 49, resentment 7Tess resents Maggie: 7Tess about Priya: friendship 59, trust 57, resentment 0Tess about Walter: friendship 84, trust 75, resentment 0Tess about Leo: friendship 27, trust 39, resentment 0Tess about Ruth: friendship 41, trust 51, resentment 0Tess about Emil: friendship 42, trust 51, resentment 0Tess about Gus: friendship 100, trust 99, resentment 0GusGus about Alice: friendship 67, trust 74, resentment 0Gus about Bob: friendship 56, trust 58, resentment 0Gus about Maggie: friendship 40, trust 50, resentment 0Gus about Priya: friendship 40, trust 50, resentment 0Gus about Walter: friendship 100, trust 94, resentment 0Gus about Leo: friendship 45, trust 49, resentment 0Gus about Ruth: friendship 46, trust 54, resentment 0Gus about Emil: friendship 41, trust 50, resentment 0Gus about Tess: friendship 100, trust 92, resentment 0

Closest: Alice and Bob (100), Alice and Priya (100), Alice and Walter (100), Priya and Walter (100). Most sore: Ruth about Emil (36), Emil about Ruth (25). Never talked: 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 2% 2% <1% 47% 5% 3% 2% 7% <1% 1% 4% 11% 2% 3% 8% 4%
Days 21-40 1% 3% 2% 31% 8% 4% 1% 9% 1% · 3% 8% 1% 9% 13% 6%
Days 41-60 2% 2% · 26% 2% 4% 2% 8% · <1% 4% 13% 1% 16% 13% 5%
Days 61-80 2% 1% 1% 32% 3% 5% 1% 9% 1% · 4% 13% <1% 16% 8% 3%
Days 81-100 2% 1% <1% 26% 8% 6% 1% 13% 1% <1% 2% 12% <1% 13% 10% 4%

Environment

Run 2026-10-05-luna100
Started 2026-10-04 22:55
Finished 2026-10-05 08:47
Model GPT-6 Luna (OpenAI)
Server codex exec on the owner's ChatGPT subscription: one Codex call per answer, EverTown's system prompt as Codex's instructions, the answer's schema as --output-schema
GPU none: the model ran on OpenAI's servers
Reasoning medium; thinking for decisions
Seed 42
Chunks 10 days a process
Code luna 5c08afc
Restarts 7 chunks, 11 stops (the model not answering)

What changed since the previous run

  • The model: GPT-6 Luna on OpenAI's servers, reached through codex exec on the owner's subscription, in place of Bonsai 2 27B on the local GPU.
  • No temperature and no seed reach the model: Codex takes neither. The seed still drives the town's own dice.
  • A warmer voice: residents are asked to talk the way a real neighbour talks, with everyday words, the other's name now and then, a small true detail and a little humour where it fits; not like a form, a contract or a shop counter. Warmth is not cheerfulness: worry, hurt or anger show in how they say it.
  • Half an emoji from the model is made whole from Day 1 (llm.clean_text; from Day 28 in the previous run).

Notes

  • The comparison is with the second 100-day run on Bonsai 2: the same seed, town and handbook, on a different model.
  • Stopped 11 times, each time on "Selected model is at capacity" from OpenAI: 7 times between Days 30 and 43, 4 times between Days 85 and 94. Each time the soak started main.py again a minute later, and the unfinished day was run again from its start.

Compared with 100 days on Bonsai 2, with the town handbook (2026-10-04, main 4f1d420 / 20dc65a)

Figure Before This run
Days run 100 100
Seconds a day (wall clock) 977 334 better
LLM minutes a day 16.3 5.5 better
LLM calls a day 49 46
Invalid outputs 0 0
Fallbacks 0 0
Repeated openings 9.9% 21% worse
Reflections kept per 10 days 59.5 50.8 worse
Beliefs held at the end 567 324
Conversations a day 17.4 17.7
Lines a conversation 2.6 2.4 worse
Wishes the world could not do 18 8 better
Actions refused 18 31 worse
Move-outs 0 0
Hard feelings (sad to tired) 46% 47%
Sad or angry 1.6% 3.7%
Cash in town at the end $40,758 $40,481

Health and cost

Audit: passed. Over the run, 0 invalid outputs and 0 fallbacks; the model stopped answering 11 times. It ran 100 days in 9.9 hours, 334 seconds a day on the wall clock, 46 calls to the model a day at 7.1 seconds each.

Days Calls a day Latency (s) LLM min a day s a day Invalid Fallbacks Repeated Undigested Beliefs Cash Alive
1-10 54 7.3 6.5 392 0 0 4% 390 60 $29,288 10
11-20 45 6.8 5.2 310 0 0 12% 548 109 $30,153 10
21-30 44 7.3 5.3 – 0 0 17% 512 157 $32,103 10
31-40 42 7.3 5.1 – 0 0 21% 434 204 $29,554 10
41-50 43 6.7 4.8 – 0 0 26% 578 256 $31,246 10
51-60 45 6.1 4.5 – 0 0 32% 555 307 $35,766 10
61-70 52 7.7 6.7 – 0 0 23% 499 364 $34,685 10
71-80 45 7.1 5.3 – 0 0 29% 645 418 $35,371 10
81-90 47 7.2 5.7 – 0 0 25% 518 477 $39,803 10
91-100 46 7.5 5.8 – 0 0 27% 688 530 $40,481 10

What next

To watch

  • Maggie's cash fell two months running: $5,735 on Day 40, $4,337 on Day 70, $4,246 on Day 100.
  • Priya was down to $99 on Day 10.
  • Ruth resents Emil (36 of 100).
  • Emil resents Ruth (25 of 100).

To improve

  • Repeated openings rose from 4% in the first ten days to 27% in the last ten.
  • 16 friendships are at 100: they cannot grow any more.
  • 1 pairs never talked: Priya and Gus.
  • Conversations are short: 2.4 lines each.

Could be added

  • Residents wished to "sets" 4 times: the world cannot do it yet.
  • Residents wished to "mends" 2 times: the world cannot do it yet.
  • Residents wished to "wipes" 1 time: the world cannot do it yet.
  • Residents wished to "spreads" 1 time: the world cannot do it yet.
  • repay refused 11 times: someone offered to repay someone, but owed someone nothing.
  • end_job refused 5 times: there is no job between someone and someone.
  • set_price refused 5 times: someone wanted new prices at Hartley Farm (a dozen eggs at the farm stand (its vegetables in step) #), but: Hartley Farm's prices changed on Day #: at most once a week.
  • invest refused 3 times: no price was named (amount).
  • deed refused 2 times: says what someone else does or feels.
  • promote refused 2 times: someone wanted to spend # finding customers for Hartley Farm, but: the last one for Hartley Farm runs until Day #.

Made 2026-10-05 20:00 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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