Apartment817
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In my mind it only makes sense if the debits and credits are both made to the chest during the same financial period, but that does not appear to have happen in this instance.The money she makes ends up in the chest. In this tax period, she had made 25. It's basically telling you if she had made enough to pay her taxes. If she hadn't, then it's telling you to give her more vegetables to sell and whatnot, or to put more money in her chest because she can't handle it alone, at least I assume.
I have done book keeping by trade, it's buggy.So, is it buggy or not?
I hate math.
No disrespect to Rennerd, but his math isn't mathin'.
Your chest lost $41.
Likely $35 to Giron, $6 to your workers.
It is likely that Penny still has last months profit in her pocket, ($25.12) but even that is buggy.
Dave walks up to Penny, "you owe me $35".
Penny thinks "well I have $25.12 in my pocket, but I will just leave it in my pocket and pay Dave straight out of the chest, while keeping the $25.12 in my pocket".
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Unless Rennerd wants to argue that Penny's taxes are exactly $60.12 which is a really weird number, and exceptionally high taxes.
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At the end of the day, the only way to make sure her farm is profitable is to make sure you get the eggs out of the chicken coop and into Penny's box (literally right next to the coop) every couple of days.
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