The model I think is fairly self explanatory.

Onto a new food thing, seems there's an unusually priced frozen chicken thing at the supermarket, 'pride of the prairie', 5kg of frozen chicken for ~30 CAD, so I figure a rotisserie chicken is about 900 grams of chicken for about $12-14, so It's like having 5 frozen rotisserie chickens for half-off, so I bought about 15kg of it. All I really hope is that it lasts about 14 days, because if I can eyeball $90 CAD of chicken lasting 2 weeks then I can reliably relate about a months worth of pure meat groceries around $200 CAD a month and not really have to worry about it.

I've been largely getting chicken for the last few months, due to some strangely low prices on fresh meat, but these boxes have been pretty much a solid $28 the entire time, so kind of a stable thing unlike fresh chicken.

So I'm in a pretty good spot financially, groceries is kind of a wildcard for the budget, but I think this can work to base my budget around. Assuming I eat 1KG of chicken a day which I think is an unreasonably large amount. A rotisserie chicken generally lasts me 1.5-2 days.

https://vocaroo.com/1dCKgpymuk1M

Back to my devilish tricks.

Works well at a strength of 1

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