--- title: "A year in a village with no government" run: "2026-10-16-realistic365" date: "2026-10-16" days: 365 model: "GPT-6 Luna (OpenAI)" code: "realistic 456e677" started: "2026-10-14 22:38" finished: "2026-10-16 06:17" stream: "" replay: "" previous: "A year on GPT-6 Luna, signed in with ChatGPT (2026-10-07, chatgpt-signin 0cd1569)" summary: "365 days of EverTown on GPT-6 Luna (OpenAI); 1 resident lost their home; 40 jobs began, 81 pieces of work were agreed." --- # A year in a village with no government 365 days of EverTown on GPT-6 Luna (OpenAI); 1 resident lost their home; 40 jobs began, 81 pieces of work were agreed. ## Analysis **A whole year, at the standard speed, without a stop.** - 365 days took 31.6 hours: 311 seconds a day, 55 calls to the model a day at 5.6 seconds each. The audit passed. - 59 answers were not valid and were asked again; none had to be made up. Nobody died. **With nobody to keep order, the village kept its own night watch.** - On Day 4 someone broke into Maggie's home and took $400. On Day 5 the village met, called by Walter, on a night watch kept in turns, unpaid. All ten voted for it. - Bob, Maggie, Leo, Ruth, Emil and Gus offered to take nights. Asked how old is too old for nights, nine said 65 and Maggie 70: nobody aged 65 or older takes them. - They kept 359 nights. Strangers came five times in the year. Twice the watch caught them at it: Ruth on Day 24, Bob on Day 42. Three times they got away with $679: $400 from Maggie, $82 from Ruth (Day 30), $197 from Tess (Day 147). - After Tess's break-in, two meetings (Days 149 and 150) agreed a paid watch, but nobody offered to take it. Walter, Maggie, Leo and Bob put $1,300 into the village fund; Bob and Maggie each promised $25 a month and paid it every month. The fund held $1,650 at the end and paid for nothing. **Ruth lost her workshop, and her neighbours took her in.** - City orders were few; the joinery made $4,160 in 265 days, and Ruth closed it on Day 266. She was down to $0 on Day 38 and again from Day 280. - She missed three mortgage payments, and on Day 308 Hillcrest Bank took the workshop and the rooms behind it. She slept two nights in the park. - Then Maggie (Day 310), Priya (Day 322), Walter (Day 323) and Maggie again (Day 351) gave her a bed; she spent 56 nights as a guest. Bob, Alice, Maggie, Emil and Walter gave her food; Bob gave her $210 on Day 340 and work 4 hours a week. She was hungry 3 days. - On Day 356 she started as a mill hand at the Hillcrest sawmill, 40 hours a week at $27. She ended the year with $1,014, still without a home of her own. **Two young men's jobs in Hillcrest made the town richer.** - Cash in town went from $31,614 to $60,320 (+91%; in the year of 2026-10-07, with a government, +225%). - Leo earned $39,540 in wages, $36,354 of them at the Hillcrest Lodge; Bob $35,114, $34,592 at the Hillcrest garage. Bob went from $131 to $9,934 and Leo from $356 to $4,640; both spent much of it. - Gus ended with $8,760, Emil $5,146, Alice $3,681, Priya $3,654. Walter went from $14,952 to $15,827, after $8,050 of medical bills and $7,800 of property costs. Maggie ended with $7,339, Tess with $325: she closed the boat for the winter on Day 266 and was down to $0 on Day 347. **Landlords gave a little for a while, and took it back.** - 38 changes of rent were asked for or offered and 21 agreed, all lower rents and all but one for a few months (the median 14% off). Walter turned down the deepest asks; on Day 52 he gave Alice notice of a rise for the flat, from $350 to $600. - Alice paid $13,550 in rent for the year, against $14,400 at the full rents. Gus cut Tess's rent six times, last to $250 for three months from Day 387, the deepest cut of the year (38%). **Small jobs came and went, and each ending cost the employer.** - 40 jobs began, a median 3 hours a week; 29 ended, 25 of them within two weeks. 28 were ended by the employer, who paid a week's wages as notice ($18 to $180); one worker quit. - Walter, at 74, took seated work for Priya, Alice, Gus, Bob and Leo: records, stock checks, lists. **The talk.** - Repeated openings were 20% over the year (27% in the year before), but rose from 4% in the first ten days to 37% in the last five. - Worry was 54% of lines in the first 20 days, 11% in Days 121-140, and 55% in Days 341-360, the winter. - 95 actions were refused, against 229 in the year before. ## The town's money Over 365 days $290,834 came into the town (takings from visitors, pensions, orders, the catch), $262,014 left it (suppliers, the bank, the utilities, food from outside), and $143,182 changed hands between residents. Cash in the town went from $31,614 to $60,320. ### Each week | Week from | From outside | To outside | Between residents | |---|---:|---:|---:| | Day 1 | $2,102 | $2,668 | $1,032 | | Day 8 | $1,474 | $2,847 | $1,679 | | Day 15 | $6,295 | $2,165 | $1,793 | | Day 22 | $1,715 | $4,444 | $2,568 | | Day 29 | $1,826 | $4,054 | $1,298 | | Day 36 | $4,285 | $3,183 | $2,064 | | Day 43 | $2,778 | $1,728 | $1,454 | | Day 50 | $6,106 | $5,025 | $4,264 | | Day 57 | $4,177 | $4,631 | $1,650 | | Day 64 | $5,116 | $3,671 | $1,665 | | Day 71 | $3,328 | $2,980 | $1,533 | | Day 78 | $7,344 | $2,680 | $4,050 | | Day 85 | $3,819 | $6,835 | $2,405 | | Day 92 | $6,376 | $3,910 | $2,379 | | Day 99 | $4,796 | $3,791 | $1,735 | | Day 106 | $9,634 | $2,654 | $1,772 | | Day 113 | $5,260 | $6,224 | $5,313 | | Day 120 | $5,073 | $5,237 | $1,939 | | Day 127 | $6,589 | $4,174 | $1,986 | | Day 134 | $6,157 | $3,153 | $2,301 | | Day 141 | $8,640 | $6,359 | $5,306 | | Day 148 | $4,198 | $6,368 | $2,390 | | Day 155 | $7,504 | $4,972 | $2,725 | | Day 162 | $5,648 | $4,004 | $2,771 | | Day 169 | $8,551 | $3,893 | $5,057 | | Day 176 | $4,474 | $8,911 | $2,895 | | Day 183 | $6,840 | $5,709 | $3,157 | | Day 190 | $7,206 | $5,251 | $3,749 | | Day 197 | $8,459 | $4,130 | $2,486 | | Day 204 | $8,321 | $7,741 | $6,295 | | Day 211 | $5,975 | $5,931 | $2,733 | | Day 218 | $5,442 | $5,263 | $2,800 | | Day 225 | $7,847 | $4,298 | $2,985 | | Day 232 | $9,097 | $12,746 | $5,629 | | Day 239 | $3,169 | $5,144 | $2,097 | | Day 246 | $5,295 | $4,709 | $1,972 | | Day 253 | $3,933 | $5,115 | $2,260 | | Day 260 | $9,090 | $4,471 | $6,144 | | Day 267 | $3,892 | $7,563 | $1,739 | | Day 274 | $5,211 | $5,029 | $1,621 | | Day 281 | $4,287 | $5,306 | $2,044 | | Day 288 | $6,130 | $4,387 | $1,673 | | Day 295 | $7,649 | $7,322 | $4,512 | | Day 302 | $3,551 | $5,045 | $1,539 | | Day 309 | $5,002 | $4,861 | $2,214 | | Day 316 | $3,669 | $4,421 | $1,652 | | Day 323 | $9,594 | $4,300 | $4,880 | | Day 330 | $3,924 | $7,551 | $2,766 | | Day 337 | $5,345 | $5,476 | $2,275 | | Day 344 | $3,499 | $6,703 | $2,000 | | Day 351 | $9,558 | $4,291 | $4,134 | | Day 358 | $5,417 | $7,541 | $1,447 | | Day 365 | $167 | $1,149 | $355 | ### Cash in town, day by day | Day | 1 | 10 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 100 | 110 | 120 | 130 | 140 | 150 | 160 | 170 | 180 | 190 | 200 | 210 | 220 | 230 | 240 | 250 | 260 | 270 | 280 | 290 | 300 | 310 | 320 | 330 | 340 | 350 | 360 | 365 | |---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:| | Cash | $31,614 | $29,461 | $30,148 | $30,031 | $29,715 | $31,242 | $31,100 | $32,958 | $33,356 | $35,002 | $37,056 | $41,728 | $43,808 | $45,206 | $49,696 | $50,019 | $52,443 | $53,693 | $55,666 | $55,304 | $59,974 | $62,199 | $62,849 | $66,394 | $61,055 | $61,946 | $59,555 | $59,528 | $60,881 | $58,764 | $62,769 | $59,473 | $60,954 | $62,031 | $59,314 | $58,159 | $58,776 | $60,320 | ## Businesses | Business | Owners | Run by | Days open | Profit, whole run | Last 30 days | Visitors a day | |---|---|---|---:|---:|---:|---:| | cafe | Alice 100% | Alice | 365 | $32,065 | $2,473 | 20 | | bakery | Priya 100% | Priya | 365 | $20,969 | $1,790 | – | | farm | Gus 100% | nobody (closed by its owner) | 235 | $10,240 | $600 | – | | joinery | Ruth 100% | nobody (closed by its owner) | 265 | $4,160 | $0 | – | | fishing | Tess 100% | nobody (closed by its owner) | 265 | $19,384 | $0 | – | ### Profit each week ### Decisions - **Day 266** · Ruth · joinery: Ruth closed Okafor Joinery - **Day 266** · Tess · fishing: Tess closed Tess's boat - **Day 267** · Emil: Emil took on Tess: 4 hours a week at $18 an hour (felling, thinning and splitting firewood) - **Day 278** · Walter · cafe: Alice's rent for the cafe's premises: $700 -> $600 from Day 297 until Day 387 - **Day 279** · Gus: Tess's rent for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field: $450 -> $400 from Day 297 - **Day 286** · Priya · bakery: Leo's job with Priya ended (bakery prep and supplier errands, 20 days worked) - **Day 287** · Priya · bakery: Alice's job with Priya ended (bakery work, 4 days worked) - **Day 288** · Priya · bakery: spent $100 finding customers (samples and calls on the shops in Hillcrest) - **Day 290** · Bob: Bob took on Ruth: 4 hours a week at $18 an hour (handyman help for Bob) - **Day 292** · Alice · cafe: Alice took on Ruth: 4 hours a week at $18 an hour (Keep the cafe ledger and records in order) - **Day 294** · Priya · bakery: a loaf or pastry to the shops and the cafe $2.75 -> $2.90 - **Day 296** · Walter: Walter took on Ruth: 1 hours a week at $18 an hour (Light checks and small upkeep at Hale Apartments) - **Day 297** · Walter: Ruth's job with Walter ended (Light checks and small upkeep at Hale Apartments, 0 days worked) - **Day 297** · Walter: Tess's job with Walter ended (light upkeep around Walter's properties, 5 days worked) - **Day 300** · Priya · bakery: Priya took on Walter: 1 hours a week at $20 an hour (Check bakery stock and delivery slips; one and a half hours weekly) - **Day 300** · Gus: Tess's rent for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field: $400 -> $350 from Day 328 until Day 417 - **Day 302** · Alice · cafe: spent $100 finding customers (a sign on the highway and a listing online) - **Day 312** · Alice · cafe: Alice took on Maggie: 2 hours a week at $18 an hour (Help at the breakfast counter) - **Day 316** · Bob: Bob took on Walter: 2 hours a week at $20 an hour (Check lists and measurements for the garage) - **Day 321** · Emil: Tess's job with Emil ended (felling, thinning and splitting firewood, 7 days worked) - **Day 322** · Alice · cafe: Maggie's job with Alice ended (Help at the breakfast counter, 1 days worked) - **Day 324** · Bob: Bob took on Maggie: 2 hours a week at $18 an hour (Keep repair-call notes or parts lists) - **Day 326** · Maggie: Maggie took on Tess: 2 hours a week at $18 an hour (Sort household papers and keep Maggie's records in order) - **Day 326** · Priya · bakery: Priya took on Tess: 2 hours a week at $18 an hour (wash trays and prepare packaging) - **Day 328** · Alice · cafe: a coffee $4.25 -> $4.50, something to eat $5.50 -> $5.75 - **Day 328** · Priya · bakery: a loaf or pastry to the shops and the cafe $2.90 -> $2.60 - **Day 335** · Maggie: Tess's job with Maggie ended (Sort household papers and keep Maggie's records in order, 1 days worked) - **Day 342** · Walter: Leo's rent for the studio at Hale Apartments: $600 -> $550 from Day 356 until Day 448 - **Day 345** · Walter: Alice's rent for the flat above the cafe: $600 -> $500 from Day 356 until Day 448 - **Day 346** · Bob: Ruth's job with Bob ended (handyman help for Bob, 12 days worked) - **Day 348** · Leo: Leo took on Walter: 2 hours a week at $20 an hour (seated lists or records) - **Day 349** · Bob: Walter's job with Bob ended (Check lists and measurements for the garage, 4 days worked) - **Day 349** · Bob: Maggie's job with Bob ended (Keep repair-call notes or parts lists, 3 days worked) - **Day 349** · Leo: Walter's job with Leo ended (seated lists or records, 0 days worked) - **Day 352** · Gus: Tess's rent for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field: $400 -> $300 from Day 356 until Day 448 - **Day 356** · Walter: Bob's rent for a small one-bedroom in an old block: $650 -> $600 from Day 387 until Day 478 - **Day 356** · Walter: Leo's rent for the studio at Hale Apartments: $600 -> $550 from Day 387 until Day 478 - **Day 356** · Alice · cafe: a coffee $4.50 -> $4.25, something to eat $5.75 -> $5.50 - **Day 359** · Walter · cafe: Alice's rent for the cafe's premises: $700 -> $600 from Day 387 until Day 478 - **Day 360** · Gus: Tess's rent for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field: $400 -> $250 from Day 387 until Day 478 ### The month's reviews 60 reviews held. What each owner meant to do after the last one: - **Alice** (Day 356, cafe): This month I’ll bring coffee to $4.25 and food to $5.50 to match Hillcrest and draw customers back. I’ll keep daytime hours and skip extra promotion or spending while I protect rent, supplies, wages, and the payments I’ve agreed to. - **Priya** (Day 356, bakery): For this month I’ll keep the shops-and-cafe price at $2.60 and leave the promotion running. The higher price barely changes what we make and risks sending regulars to Hillcrest, so I’d rather keep building steadily. - **Gus** (Day 356, farm): I’ll keep Hartley Farm closed through March and hold the money back for its return in May. There’s no stand income yet, and I won’t take on costs before the season starts. - **Ruth** (Day 356, joinery): I’ll keep Okafor Joinery closed this month; there are no orders booked, and I can’t afford the costs. I’ll pursue paid carpentry work and contact Hillcrest about the overdue mortgage before I consider reopening. - **Tess** (Day 356, fishing): I’ll keep the boat closed this month and won’t spend on the motor or smokehouse while rent, food, and bills are uncovered. I’ll keep looking for definite paid repair work and reconsider fishing when I can afford to reopen. ### Prices and promotion - bakery changed its prices on Day 328. - cafe changed its prices on Day 356. - farm changed its prices on Day 64. ## Deals What the residents asked each other for, and what came of it. | | Asked or offered | Agreed | Declined | |---|---:|---:|---:| | Paid work and mending | 113 | 81 | 37 | | Jobs | 129 | 50 | 42 | | Payment plans | 57 | 50 | 14 | | Changes of rent | 38 | 21 | 26 | | Meetings | 26 | 26 | 0 | | Loans | 21 | 12 | 11 | | A place to stay | 7 | 6 | 1 | | Leases | 3 | 1 | 3 | | Businesses (sales, co-ops, shares) | 3 | 0 | 3 | ### Loans - **Day 2**: Walter lent Bob $100, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 367. - **Day 16**: Walter lent Tess $585, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 46. - **Day 24**: Walter lent Alice $500, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 54. - **Day 91**: Emil lent Maggie $300, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 150. - **Day 92**: Bob lent Ruth $200, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 457. - **Day 145**: Walter lent Ruth $350, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 510. - **Day 179**: Alice lent Gus $370, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 544. - **Day 261**: Walter lent Tess $1,050, at 5% interest a year (about $4 a month), to be repaid by Day 626. - **Day 315**: Maggie lent Alice $600, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 680. - **Day 328**: Leo lent Alice $300, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 693. - **Day 332**: Walter lent Alice $800, at 5% interest a year (about $3 a month), to be repaid by Day 697. - **Day 357**: Leo lent Ruth $160, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 450. ### Payment plans | Who owes | To | For | Owed | Paid | A week | |---|---|---|---:|---:|---:| | Alice | Priya | a week of bread deliveries | $1,781 | $50 | $50 | | Tess | Gus | January rent and March rent | $400 | $0 | $10 | ### Rent - **Day 9**: From Day 22, Alice pays Walter $350 a month for the flat above the cafe instead of $500 for 3 months, then $500 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 10**: From Day 22, Alice pays Walter $600 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 10). - **Day 14**: From Day 22, Bob pays Walter $550 a month for a small one-bedroom in an old block instead of $650 for 1 month, then $650 again (agreed on Day 14). - **Day 114**: From Day 144, Alice pays Walter $500 a month for the flat above the cafe instead of $600 for 3 months, then $600 again (agreed on Day 114). - **Day 206**: From Day 236, Leo pays Walter $500 a month for the studio at Hale Apartments instead of $600 for 3 months, then $600 again (agreed on Day 206). - **Day 213**: From Day 236, Alice pays Walter $600 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 213). - **Day 229**: From Day 236, Alice pays Walter $550 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 229). - **Day 256**: From Day 266, Alice pays Walter $500 a month for the flat above the cafe instead of $600 for 3 months, then $600 again (agreed on Day 256). - **Day 258**: From Day 266, 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 258). - **Day 263**: From Day 266, Alice pays Walter $600 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 263). - **Day 278**: From Day 297, Alice pays Walter $600 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 278). - **Day 279**: From Day 297, Tess pays Gus $400 a month for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field instead of $450 (agreed on Day 279). - **Day 300**: From Day 328, Tess pays Gus $350 a month for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field instead of $400 for 3 months, then $400 again (agreed on Day 300). - **Day 342**: From Day 356, Leo pays Walter $550 a month for the studio at Hale Apartments instead of $600 for 3 months, then $600 again (agreed on Day 342). - **Day 345**: From Day 356, Alice pays Walter $500 a month for the flat above the cafe instead of $600 for 3 months, then $600 again (agreed on Day 345). - **Day 352**: From Day 356, Tess pays Gus $300 a month for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field instead of $400 for 3 months, then $400 again (agreed on Day 352). - **Day 356**: From Day 387, Bob pays Walter $600 a month for a small one-bedroom in an old block instead of $650 for 3 months, then $650 again (agreed on Day 356). - **Day 356**: From Day 387, Leo pays Walter $550 a month for the studio at Hale Apartments instead of $600 for 3 months, then $600 again (agreed on Day 356). - **Day 359**: From Day 387, Alice pays Walter $600 a month for the cafe's premises instead of $700 for 3 months, then $700 again (agreed on Day 359). - **Day 360**: From Day 387, Tess pays Gus $250 a month for the boathouse cottage on Gus's lakeside field instead of $400 for 3 months, then $400 again (agreed on Day 360). ### Hunger Days spent hungry or worse: Ruth 3, Tess 1. Food given: | Who gave | To | Times | Days of food | About | |---|---|---:|---:|---:| | Bob | Ruth | 2 | 6 | $48 | | Alice | Ruth | 2 | 2 | $16 | | Maggie | Ruth | 1 | 3 | $24 | | Emil | Ruth | 1 | 1 | $8 | | Walter | Ruth | 1 | 3 | $24 | | Emil | Tess | 1 | 2 | $12 | | Walter | Tess | 1 | 2 | $12 | | Gus | Tess | 1 | 3 | $18 | ## 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 Cafe · home at the end: Alice's flat above Morning Oak Cafe Came in $78,348, went out $75,567; lowest $818 on Day 10. | Came in | | Went out | | |---|---:|---|---:| | day to day | $58,369 | spending | $20,295 | | spending | $14,582 | rent | $13,550 | | airbnb | $2,640 | bread | $10,618 | | loans | $2,200 | running costs | $8,250 | | wages | $288 | coffee and supplies | $8,092 | | other | $269 | other | $14,762 | ### Bob Freelance handyman: water, power, heating and engines · home at the end: Hale Apartments Came in $70,488, went out $60,704; lowest $131 on Day 1. | Came in | | Went out | | |---|---:|---|---:| | wages | $35,114 | spending | $29,002 | | work | $25,775 | day to day | $10,230 | | day to day | $9,100 | rent | $7,700 | | repayments | $200 | living | $4,455 | | airbnb | $109 | leisure | $2,925 | | other | $190 | other | $6,392 | ### Maggie Retired district nurse; whatever happens in EverTown, she hears of it · home at the end: Maggie's house Came in $31,431, went out $32,092; lowest $6,115 on Day 326. | Came in | | Went out | | |---|---:|---|---:| | pension | $24,000 | day to day | $13,351 | | airbnb | $5,535 | spending | $7,170 | | wages | $1,548 | living | $6,720 | | loans | $300 | leisure | $1,550 | | paid work | $38 | theft | $1,230 | | other | $10 | other | $2,071 | ### Priya Night baker at Nightingale Bakery, which supplies Morning Oak Cafe · home at the end: Priya's flat above Nightingale Bakery Came in $34,707, went out $31,653; lowest $113 on Day 10. | Came in | | Went out | | |---|---:|---|---:| | day to day | $15,928 | spending | $8,484 | | bread | $10,486 | flour | $7,111 | | spending | $7,334 | energy | $4,200 | | wages | $432 | day to day | $4,015 | | purchase | $292 | living | $2,915 | | other | $235 | other | $4,928 | ### Walter Retired railway engineer; landlord of the Morning Oak Cafe building and Hale Apartments · home at the end: Walter's cottage Came in $56,653, went out $55,826; lowest $10,425 on Day 50. | Came in | | Went out | | |---|---:|---|---:| | rent | $26,840 | day to day | $26,401 | | pension | $21,240 | medical | $8,050 | | airbnb | $4,739 | property | $7,800 | | wages | $2,400 | spending | $4,066 | | repayments | $1,230 | loans | $3,385 | | other | $204 | other | $6,124 | ### Leo Newcomer looking for work · home at the end: Hale Apartments · 85 nights as a guest, with no home of their own Came in $40,938, went out $36,548; lowest $194 on Day 38. | Came in | | Went out | | |---|---:|---|---:| | wages | $39,540 | spending | $21,800 | | work | $1,065 | rent | $5,590 | | airbnb | $238 | day to day | $3,707 | | paid work | $94 | living | $2,335 | | interest | $1 | commute | $1,105 | | | | other | $2,011 | ### Ruth Carpenter at Okafor Joinery on Orchard Road · home at the end: the park (no home) · 2 nights in the park · 56 nights as a guest, with no home of their own (at the end: Maggie's house) · 3 days hungry Came in $21,848, went out $23,234; lowest $0 on Day 38. | Came in | | Went out | | |---|---:|---|---:| | day to day | $14,600 | day to day | $12,868 | | work | $2,865 | mortgage | $3,150 | | wages | $2,826 | living | $2,820 | | loans | $710 | running costs | $2,250 | | paid work | $597 | spending | $1,020 | | other | $250 | other | $1,126 | ### Emil Woodsman who looks after Kestrel Woods, which belong to no one · home at the end: the forester's lodge Came in $31,669, went out $27,623; lowest $849 on Day 96. | Came in | | Went out | | |---|---:|---|---:| | day to day | $29,965 | spending | $9,549 | | purchase | $1,200 | day to day | $9,240 | | repayments | $300 | living | $3,825 | | paid work | $192 | running costs | $2,400 | | gifts | $10 | leisure | $1,265 | | interest | $2 | other | $1,344 | ### Tess Fisher on Linden Lake · home at the end: the boathouse cottage · 1 days hungry Came in $28,110, went out $28,085; lowest $0 on Day 347. | Came in | | Went out | | |---|---:|---|---:| | day to day | $19,705 | day to day | $9,441 | | spending | $3,252 | spending | $8,039 | | wages | $2,954 | rent | $4,500 | | loans | $1,635 | living | $1,760 | | paid work | $539 | repayments | $1,525 | | gifts | $25 | other | $2,820 | ### Gus Farmer at Hartley Farm · home at the end: Hartley Farm Came in $39,824, went out $33,864; lowest $712 on Day 61. | Came in | | Went out | | |---|---:|---|---:| | day to day | $19,995 | day to day | $7,805 | | wages | $10,224 | running costs | $6,300 | | rent | $4,500 | spending | $6,193 | | spending | $3,835 | mortgage | $5,400 | | repayments | $900 | living | $4,075 | | loans | $370 | other | $4,091 | ## What happened - **Day 1** · _plan_ · Priya agreed that Alice pays the $180 owed (unpaid bread deliveries) in parts of $30 a week, the first by Day 8. - **Day 1** · _home_ · Leo will sleep in Walter's basement for now. - **Day 2** · _money_ · Leo worked 2 hours for Emil at the forester's lodge (stack firewood); Emil paid $36 to Leo. - **Day 2** · _money_ · Leo worked 3 hours for Alice at Morning Oak Cafe (paint the Morning Oak Cafe's front sign; Alice supplies paint); Alice paid $8 to Leo. - **Day 2** · _plan_ · Gus agreed that Tess pays the $900 owed (two months' rent for the boathouse cottage) in parts of $25 a week, the first by Day 9. - **Day 2** · _money_ · Walter lent Bob $100, at 5% interest a year (about $1 a month), to be repaid by Day 367. - **Day 3** · _work_ · Bob started working for Emil: 10 hours a week at $18 an hour (felling, thinning and splitting firewood), on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, wages paid on Saturdays. - **Day 4** · _property_ · In the night someone broke into Maggie's home and took money and things from the house (Maggie's): $400 gone. - **Day 7** · _money_ · Leo worked 2 hours for Walter at Walter's cottage (mend the latch on the studio door); Walter paid $10 to Leo. - **Day 9** · _work_ · Emil ended Bob's job with Emil after 3 days of work, paying Bob a week's wages as notice ($180). - **Day 9** · _work_ · Tess started working for Alice: 1 hours a week at $18 an hour (Help promote the cafe and its catch for one hour a week), on Mondays, wages paid on Saturdays. - **Day 9** · _money_ · Ruth worked 2 hours for Walter at Hale Apartments (replace two rotten window frames at Hale Apartments; agree on a fair price), as a favour. - **Day 9** · _work_ · Leo started working for Alice: 8 hours a week at $18 an hour (helping in the cafe), on Mondays and Thursdays, wages paid on Saturdays. - **Day 9** · _plan_ · Tess paid Gus $25 toward two months' rent for the boathouse cottage, as the payment plan says ($875 still owed). - **Day 10** · _work_ · Alice ended Leo's job with Alice (helping in the cafe) after 0 days of work, paying Leo a week's wages as notice ($144). Leo was not there, and is told. - **Day 10** · _money_ · Alice ended Leo's job with Alice (helping in the cafe) after 0 days of work, paying Leo a week's wages as notice ($144), and said so to Maggie. - **Day 10** · _money_ · Priya worked 2 hours for Leo at Nightingale Bakery (a small errand for the Nightingale Bakery); Leo paid $10 to Priya. - **Day 11** · _work_ · Alice ended Tess's job with Alice (Help promote the cafe and its catch for one hour a week) after 0 days of work, paying Tess a week's wages as notice ($18). Tess was not there, and is told. - **Day 11** · _money_ · Alice ended Tess's job with Alice (Help promote the cafe and its catch for one hour a week) after 0 days of work, paying Tess a week's wages as notice ($18), and said so to Walter. - **Day 11** · _work_ · Gus and Bob agreed on a job, but it could not start: Bob cannot run Hartley Farm (it needs farming). - **Day 11** · _work_ · Bob started working for Gus: 3 hours a week at $18 an hour (fence mending and hand repairs at Hartley Farm), on Mondays, wages paid on Saturdays. - **Day 11** · _money_ · Walter worked 2 hours for Leo at Walter's cottage (mend the loose cupboard hinge at Walter's cottage); Leo paid $10 to Walter. - **Day 11** · _plan_ · Gus agreed that Tess pays the $875 owed (two months' rent for the boathouse cottage) in parts of $25 a week, the first by Day 18. - **Day 13** · _plan_ · Walter agreed that Alice pays the $950 April rent for the cafe's premises and the flat above the cafe, due on Day 22, in parts of $50 a week, the first by Day 29. While Alice keeps to it, the rent's rule waits (no one has to move out over it). - **Day 13** · _money_ · Walter worked 2 hours for Tess at Morning Oak Cafe (small paid repair or maintenance work at the cafe or apartments), as a favour. - **Day 13** · _work_ · Tess started working for Walter: 3 hours a week at $18 an hour (small repairs and maintenance at Morning Oak Cafe or the apartments), on Mondays, wages paid on Saturdays. - **Day 13** · _work_ · Gus and Bob agreed to change Bob's job, but it could not be changed: Bob's job with Gus was agreed on Day 11; its terms can be changed from Day 39. - **Day 14** · _money_ · Tess worked 2 hours for Leo at the town square and park (patch a small section of Tess's boat hull); Leo paid $26 to Tess. - **Day 14** · _money_ · Tess worked 2 hours for Gus at Hartley Farm (small repair job on Gus's farm, price to agree), as a favour. - **Day 15** · _work_ · Walter and Tess agreed to change Tess's job, but it could not be changed: Tess's job with Walter was agreed on Day 13; its terms can be changed from Day 41. - **Day 15** · _money_ · Walter worked 2 hours for Tess at Morning Oak Cafe (a small repair or maintenance job at the cafe or apartments), as a favour. - **Day 16** · _plan_ · Walter agreed that Alice pays the $950 April rent for the cafe's premises and the flat above the cafe, due on Day 22, in parts of $50 a week, the first by Day 29. While Alice keeps to it, the rent's rule waits (no one has to move out over it). - **Day 16** · _money_ · Walter lent Tess $585, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 46. - **Day 16** · _money_ · Ruth worked 2 hours for Tess at Okafor Joinery (a one-off boat repair or other suitable joinery work); Tess paid $26 to Ruth. - **Day 16** · _work_ · Tess started working for Gus: 2 hours a week at $18 an hour (farm work), on Mondays, wages paid on Saturdays. - **Day 18** · _plan_ · Tess paid Gus $25 toward two months' rent for the boathouse cottage, as the payment plan says ($850 still owed). - **Day 20** · _plan_ · Walter agreed that Alice pays the $950 April rent for the cafe's premises and the flat above the cafe, due on Day 22, in parts of $150 a week, the first by Day 29. While Alice keeps to it, the rent's rule waits (no one has to move out over it). - **Day 21** · _plan_ · Priya agreed that Alice pays the $615 owed (a week of bread deliveries and unpaid bread deliveries) in parts of $77 a week, the first by Day 28. - **Day 21** · _plan_ · Walter agreed that Alice pays the $950 April rent for the cafe's premises and the flat above the cafe, due on Day 22, in parts of $50 a week, the first by Day 29. While Alice keeps to it, the rent's rule waits (no one has to move out over it). - **Day 22** · _work_ · Walter and Tess agreed to change Tess's job, but it could not be changed: Tess's job with Walter was agreed on Day 13; its terms can be changed from Day 41. - **Day 22** · _work_ · Alice and Tess agreed on a job, but it could not start: Tess's last job with Alice ended on Day 11; a new one between them can start from Day 41. - **Day 22** · _money_ · Gus let Bob go (fence mending and hand repairs at Hartley Farm), after 2 days of work, paying Bob a week's wages as notice ($54). - **Day 23** · _plan_ · Priya agreed that Alice pays the $615 owed (a week of bread deliveries and unpaid bread deliveries) in parts of $77 a week, the first by Day 30. - **Day 23** · _work_ · Walter and Tess agreed to change Tess's job, but it could not be changed: Tess's job with Walter was agreed on Day 13; its terms can be changed from Day 41. - **Day 24** · _money_ · In the night a stranger tried to break into Walter's home, but Ruth, on the night watch, caught them at it and chased them off; nothing was taken. - **Day 24** · _money_ · Walter lent Alice $500, at 5% interest a year (about $2 a month), to be repaid by Day 54. - **Day 25** · _plan_ · Tess paid Gus $25 toward two months' rent for the boathouse cottage, as the payment plan says ($825 still owed). - **Day 30** · _property_ · In the night someone broke into Ruth's home and took money and things from the house (Ruth's): $82 gone. The night watch did not see them. - **Day 30** · _plan_ · Walter agreed that Bob pays the $100 owed (the loan of Day 2) in parts of $10 a week, the first by Day 37. - **Day 31** · _money_ · The developer's offer of $150,000 for Morning Oak Cafe with the flat above has lapsed: it stood until Day 30, and Walter did not take it. - **Day 32** · _plan_ · Tess paid Gus $25 toward two months' rent for the boathouse cottage, as the payment plan says ($800 still owed). - **Day 32** · _work_ · Leo started working for Tess: 2 hours a week at $18 an hour (help with boat upkeep and handling the catch), on Mondays, wages paid on Saturdays. - **Day 32** · _work_ · Alice and Leo agreed on a job, but it could not start: Leo's last job with Alice ended on Day 10; a new one between them can start from Day 40. - **Day 34** · _work_ · Alice and Leo agreed on a job, but it could not start: Leo's last job with Alice ended on Day 10; a new one between them can start from Day 40. - **Day 36** · _plan_ · Alice paid Walter $50 toward April rent, as the payment plan says ($850 still owed). - **Day 37** · _plan_ · Bob paid Walter $10 toward the loan of Day 2, as the payment plan says ($90 still owed). - **Day 39** · _plan_ · Tess paid Gus $25 toward two months' rent for the boathouse cottage, as the payment plan says ($775 still owed). - **Day 41** · _work_ · Leo started working for Alice: 2 hours a week at $18 an hour (kitchen help at Morning Oak Cafe; day to be arranged), on Mondays, wages paid on Saturdays. - **Day 42** · _money_ · In the night a stranger tried to break into Tess's home, but Bob, on the night watch, caught them at it and chased them off; nothing was taken. - **Day 42** · _work_ · Alice and Leo agreed to change Leo's job, but it could not be changed: Leo's job with Alice was agreed on Day 41; its terms can be changed from Day 69. - **Day 43** · _plan_ · Alice paid Walter $50 toward April rent, as the payment plan says ($800 still owed). - **Day 46** · _plan_ · Tess paid Gus $25 toward two months' rent for the boathouse cottage, as the payment plan says ($750 still owed). - **Day 49** · _work_ · Alice and Leo agreed to change Leo's job, but it could not be changed: Leo's job with Alice was agreed on Day 41; its terms can be changed from Day 69. - **Day 53** · _plan_ · Tess paid Gus $25 toward two months' rent for the boathouse cottage, as the payment plan says ($725 still owed). - **Day 53** · _work_ · Tess and Leo agreed to change Leo's job, but it could not be changed: Leo's job with Tess was agreed on Day 32; its terms can be changed from Day 60. - **Day 56** · _work_ · Leo started working for Hillcrest Lodge in Hillcrest: 32 hours a week at $26 an hour (a care aide at the seniors' home), from tomorrow, going by the bus. - **Day 56** · _money_ · Leo got a job in Hillcrest: a care aide at the seniors' home at Hillcrest Lodge, 32 hours a week at $26 an hour, from tomorrow; Leo goes by the bus. - **Day 58** · _plan_ · Walter agreed that Alice pays the $748 owed (April rent and the loan of Day 24) in parts of $25 a week, the first by Day 65. While Alice keeps to it, Alice does not have to move out over it. - **Day 58** · _plan_ · Bob paid Walter $10 toward the loan of Day 2, as the payment plan says ($60 still owed). - **Day 59** · _money_ · Emil worked 2 hours for Tess at the boathouse cottage (inspect the boat's throttle linkage), 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). Closest: Alice and Bob (100), Alice and Priya (100), Alice and Walter (100), Alice and Tess (100). Most sore: Ruth about Emil (39), Emil about Ruth (24). ## 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% | 54% | 3% | 2% | 3% | 3% | 1% | 1% | 4% | 3% | 5% | 5% | 5% | 6% | | Days 21-40 | 2% | 1% | 1% | 39% | 4% | 12% | 3% | 3% | 2% | <1% | 4% | 3% | 5% | 6% | 6% | 9% | | Days 41-60 | 2% | 1% | 1% | 33% | 3% | 14% | 5% | 3% | 2% | 3% | 6% | 3% | 4% | 5% | 8% | 8% | | Days 61-80 | 2% | 1% | · | 36% | 4% | 13% | 4% | 3% | 1% | 2% | 6% | 3% | 4% | 6% | 8% | 7% | | Days 81-100 | 2% | <1% | 1% | 34% | 4% | 14% | 2% | 2% | 1% | 2% | 6% | 5% | 3% | 7% | 10% | 7% | | Days 101-120 | 1% | 1% | <1% | 22% | 5% | 11% | 1% | 2% | 1% | 2% | 2% | 12% | 7% | 9% | 10% | 13% | | Days 121-140 | 1% | <1% | 1% | 11% | 7% | 15% | 1% | 2% | 1% | 2% | 3% | 10% | 8% | 10% | 13% | 15% | | Days 141-160 | 1% | 1% | 1% | 23% | 6% | 12% | 2% | 4% | 2% | 2% | 2% | 5% | 7% | 10% | 13% | 10% | | Days 161-180 | 1% | <1% | <1% | 21% | 5% | 15% | 2% | 3% | · | 3% | 2% | 9% | 6% | 12% | 13% | 7% | | Days 181-200 | 2% | <1% | 2% | 29% | 2% | 15% | 1% | 2% | 1% | 2% | 2% | 5% | 3% | 13% | 11% | 10% | | Days 201-220 | 2% | 1% | 4% | 20% | 4% | 12% | 1% | 3% | 2% | 4% | 4% | 2% | 5% | 11% | 10% | 13% | | Days 221-240 | 2% | 2% | 6% | 33% | 4% | 3% | 2% | 3% | 2% | 3% | 3% | 6% | 4% | 10% | 12% | 6% | | Days 241-260 | 1% | 1% | 5% | 30% | 4% | 2% | 2% | 4% | 2% | 2% | 2% | 10% | 5% | 9% | 8% | 11% | | Days 261-280 | 2% | 2% | 3% | 33% | 5% | 1% | 4% | 3% | 6% | 2% | 2% | 5% | 6% | 9% | 11% | 7% | | Days 281-300 | 2% | 3% | 2% | 31% | 3% | <1% | 3% | 3% | 8% | 1% | 1% | 4% | 5% | 10% | 17% | 7% | | Days 301-320 | 1% | 2% | 3% | 31% | 5% | 1% | 6% | 5% | 6% | <1% | 3% | 6% | 5% | 9% | 10% | 6% | | Days 321-340 | 2% | <1% | 1% | 39% | 2% | <1% | 5% | 5% | 9% | <1% | 4% | 5% | 2% | 11% | 10% | 5% | | Days 341-360 | 2% | <1% | <1% | 55% | 2% | 1% | 5% | 3% | 4% | · | 1% | 2% | 2% | 8% | 11% | 5% | | Days 361-365 | 3% | · | · | 39% | 3% | · | 4% | 10% | 4% | 1% | 1% | 3% | 3% | 4% | 20% | 4% | ## Environment | | | |---|---| | Run | 2026-10-16-realistic365 | | Started | 2026-10-14 22:38 | | Finished | 2026-10-16 06:17 | | 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; the standard tier (no priority) | | GPU | none: the model ran on OpenAI's servers | | Reasoning | medium; thinking for decisions | | Seed | 42 | | Chunks | 10 days a process | | Code | realistic 456e677 | | Restarts | 37 chunks, 0 stops (the model not answering) | ## What changed since the previous run - Maggie, the retired nurse, hears everything that happens and anyone may ask her; Walter, not Maggie, is the landlord of the cafe building and Hale Apartments. - No government, in the village or outside: no taxes, state pensions, public health care, minimum wage or rent law; the woods and the lodge belong to nobody, and Emil sells logs. Walter has a railway pension and pays for his own health insurance and hospital bills. - Every household has its month's fixed costs (phone, internet, insurance and the like) and spends from what it earns and has saved; anyone may borrow from Hillcrest Bank on their income, and bills due can be covered by an overdraft; there is work to apply for in Hillcrest. - Strangers off the road break into homes and businesses at night, more often after one works. The village has its own fund and its own meetings: anyone may call one with a proposal, those who come vote, and the most of them decide. A night watch can be kept in turns by volunteers, unpaid; old people do not take nights, and how old is too old the meeting says. - Everyone looks after their own first: the handbook says so, and that landlords live on the rents. A lower rent is the landlord's to refuse or agree, with what it costs them and how often the rent was lowered and asked for in front of them (before: at most 25% off, once in 180 days). - A job is what the two agree, from an hour a week (before: at least 8); either may end it at any time, and an employer who lets someone go pays a week's wages as notice (before: kept at least four weeks). - The coming rent can be paid in parts, agreed with the landlord before it is due; a bill in a payment plan is paid in its parts, not by an overdraft. - The fixes from the 100-day and 30-day tests since: votes at the village meeting kept, the fund's money shown, one may give and serve at a meeting, money put in again soon thought over, no buying what the engine supplies, a seller does not pay for their own goods, and more. ### Notes - The comparison is with the year on the same route, model and seed of 2026-10-07; the town is much changed since (above), so it is a comparison of two different villages from the same start. - No stops, at the standard speed. ### Compared with A year on GPT-6 Luna, signed in with ChatGPT (2026-10-07, chatgpt-signin 0cd1569) | Figure | Before | This run | | |---|---:|---:|---| | Days run | 365 | 365 | | | Seconds a day (wall clock) | 321 | 311 | better | | LLM minutes a day | 5.3 | 5.1 | better | | LLM calls a day | 47 | 55 | | | Invalid outputs | 31 | 59 | worse | | Fallbacks | 0 | 0 | | | Repeated openings | 27% | 20% | better | | Reflections kept per 10 days | 54.0 | 58.9 | better | | Beliefs held at the end | 365 | 422 | | | Conversations a day | 17.5 | 16.6 | | | Lines a conversation | 2.4 | 3.1 | better | | Wishes the world could not do | 16 | 18 | worse | | Actions refused | 229 | 95 | better | | Move-outs | 0 | 1 | worse | | Hard feelings (sad to tired) | 43% | 49% | | | Sad or angry | 2.5% | 2.8% | | | Cash in town at the end | $102,744 | $60,320 | | ## Health and cost Audit: passed. Over the run, 59 invalid outputs and 0 fallbacks; the model stopped answering 0 times. It ran 365 days in 31.6 hours, 311 seconds a day on the wall clock, 55 calls to the model a day at 5.6 seconds each. | Days | Calls a day | Latency (s) | LLM min a day | s a day | Invalid | Fallbacks | Repeated | Undigested | Beliefs | Cash | Alive | |---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:| | 1-10 | 67 | 5.8 | 6.5 | 391 | 1 | 0 | 4% | 428 | 73 | $29,461 | 10 | | 11-20 | 62 | 6.2 | 6.4 | 384 | 1 | 0 | 10% | 581 | 150 | $30,148 | 10 | | 21-30 | 53 | 5.9 | 5.2 | 317 | 0 | 0 | 8% | 592 | 221 | $30,031 | 10 | | 31-40 | 50 | 5.6 | 4.7 | 283 | 0 | 0 | 13% | 727 | 279 | $29,715 | 10 | | 41-50 | 51 | 5.4 | 4.6 | 279 | 1 | 0 | 11% | 685 | 344 | $31,242 | 10 | | 51-60 | 55 | 5.1 | 4.6 | 281 | 1 | 0 | 13% | 658 | 404 | $31,100 | 10 | | 61-70 | 54 | 5.2 | 4.7 | 284 | 1 | 0 | 14% | 620 | 467 | $32,958 | 10 | | 71-80 | 52 | 5.1 | 4.4 | 266 | 0 | 0 | 15% | 778 | 525 | $33,356 | 10 | | 81-90 | 56 | 5.6 | 5.2 | 313 | 0 | 0 | 18% | 813 | 602 | $35,002 | 10 | | 91-100 | 52 | 5.4 | 4.7 | 285 | 0 | 0 | 19% | 762 | 662 | $37,056 | 10 | | 101-110 | 53 | 5.4 | 4.7 | 288 | 0 | 0 | 18% | 899 | 714 | $41,728 | 10 | | 111-120 | 53 | 5.4 | 4.8 | 292 | 1 | 0 | 21% | 677 | 779 | $43,808 | 10 | | 121-130 | 54 | 5.1 | 4.6 | 281 | 0 | 0 | 18% | 848 | 848 | $45,206 | 10 | | 131-140 | 53 | 5.7 | 5.0 | 306 | 1 | 0 | 19% | 645 | 909 | $49,696 | 10 | | 141-150 | 60 | 5.1 | 5.2 | 314 | 1 | 0 | 18% | 853 | 986 | $50,019 | 10 | | 151-160 | 54 | 5.1 | 4.6 | 279 | 0 | 0 | 19% | 996 | 1037 | $52,443 | 10 | | 161-170 | 53 | 4.8 | 4.3 | 260 | 1 | 0 | 18% | 775 | 1101 | $53,693 | 10 | | 171-180 | 56 | 5.3 | 5.0 | 302 | 1 | 0 | 25% | 922 | 1169 | $55,666 | 10 | | 181-190 | 55 | 5.5 | 5.0 | 306 | 4 | 0 | 22% | 888 | 1229 | $55,304 | 10 | | 191-200 | 54 | 5.1 | 4.6 | 280 | 2 | 0 | 24% | 917 | 1285 | $59,974 | 10 | | 201-210 | 53 | 5.4 | 4.7 | 290 | 4 | 0 | 22% | 847 | 1343 | $62,199 | 10 | | 211-220 | 56 | 5.3 | 5.0 | 305 | 6 | 0 | 22% | 986 | 1413 | $62,849 | 10 | | 221-230 | 57 | 5.7 | 5.3 | 326 | 2 | 0 | 22% | 923 | 1472 | $66,394 | 10 | | 231-240 | 54 | 5.6 | 5.1 | 310 | 2 | 0 | 22% | 891 | 1535 | $61,055 | 10 | | 241-250 | 50 | 6.2 | 5.1 | 312 | 4 | 0 | 22% | 1,048 | 1594 | $61,946 | 10 | | 251-260 | 54 | 6.0 | 5.3 | 324 | 5 | 0 | 20% | 870 | 1661 | $59,555 | 10 | | 261-270 | 58 | 5.9 | 5.8 | 354 | 4 | 0 | 22% | 1,075 | 1731 | $59,528 | 10 | | 271-280 | 52 | 5.6 | 4.9 | 297 | 3 | 0 | 25% | 887 | 1788 | $60,881 | 10 | | 281-290 | 48 | 5.5 | 4.4 | 271 | 1 | 0 | 29% | 1,004 | 1838 | $58,764 | 10 | | 291-300 | 55 | 6.5 | 5.9 | 362 | 3 | 0 | 23% | 1,153 | 1893 | $62,769 | 10 | | 301-310 | 54 | 6.3 | 5.6 | 346 | 1 | 0 | 26% | 975 | 1965 | $59,473 | 10 | | 311-320 | 55 | 6.5 | 5.9 | 363 | 1 | 0 | 27% | 1,127 | 2029 | $60,954 | 10 | | 321-330 | 59 | 6.4 | 6.2 | 381 | 2 | 0 | 30% | 1,155 | 2096 | $62,031 | 10 | | 331-340 | 54 | 5.8 | 5.2 | 323 | 4 | 0 | 30% | 1,142 | 2167 | $59,314 | 10 | | 341-350 | 55 | 5.2 | 4.7 | 293 | 0 | 0 | 31% | 1,137 | 2230 | $58,159 | 10 | | 351-360 | 59 | 5.5 | 5.4 | 335 | 1 | 0 | 29% | 1,341 | 2306 | $58,776 | 10 | | 361-365 | 61 | 5.6 | 5.7 | 359 | 0 | 0 | 37% | 1,127 | 2339 | $60,320 | 10 | ## What next ### To watch - Bob's cash fell two months running: $10,390 on Day 305, $10,314 on Day 335, $9,934 on Day 365. - Walter's cash fell two months running: $18,037 on Day 305, $17,764 on Day 335, $15,827 on Day 365. - Leo's cash fell two months running: $5,659 on Day 305, $5,370 on Day 335, $4,640 on Day 365. - Ruth slept in the park from Day 308 (2 days); found a bed again. - Ruth was down to $0 on Day 38. - Tess was down to $0 on Day 347. - Ruth resents Emil (39 of 100). - Emil resents Ruth (24 of 100). ### To improve - Repeated openings rose from 4% in the first ten days to 32% in the last ten. - 32 friendships are at 100: they cannot grow any more. - 59 invalid outputs and 0 fallbacks. ### Could be added - Residents wished to "fit" 3 times: the world cannot do it yet. - Residents wished to "sets" 3 times: the world cannot do it yet. - Residents wished to "check" 2 times: the world cannot do it yet. - Residents wished to "picks" 1 time: the world cannot do it yet. - Residents wished to "list" 1 time: the world cannot do it yet. - Residents wished to "gets" 1 time: the world cannot do it yet. - job (agreed) refused 24 times: someone and someone agreed to change someone's job, but it could not be changed: someone's job with someone was agreed on Day \#; its terms can be changed from Day \#. - job (agreed) refused 12 times: someone and someone agreed on a job, but it could not start: someone's last job with someone ended on Day \#; a new one between them can start from Day \#. - job (agreed) refused 10 times: someone and someone agreed to change someone's job, but it could not be changed: someone's job with someone was changed on Day \#; its terms can be changed from Day \#. - buy refused 7 times: someone meant to pay someone \# for yesterday's loaf, but yesterday's loaf is someone's to sell: buy is for the one who pays. - promote refused 4 times: someone wanted to spend \# finding customers for Morning Oak Cafe, but: the last one for Morning Oak Cafe runs until Day \#. - set\_price refused 3 times: someone wanted new prices at Morning Oak Cafe (a coffee \# something to eat \#), but: Morning Oak Cafe's prices changed on Day \#: at most once a week. --- _Made 2026-10-16 06:21 by `python -m evertown.run_summary` from the town's own records: the ledger, the events, the soak's daily figures._