Proper & Sestrenka
Proper Proper
Sestrenka Sestrenka
Sestrenka Sestrenka
Hey Proper, imagine a glitter budget game—like a board where each glitter purchase is a decision, and we have to keep the company’s ethics and cash flow intact while still making the show sparkle. Think we can design it together?
Proper Proper
Sure, let’s keep it tight and clear. Start with a table of glitter items, each with a cost, ethical rating, and sparkle value. Put a total budget line and a cash‑flow track that updates after each purchase. After each turn, we’ll audit the ethics score—if it dips below the threshold, we lose a sparkle point or get a penalty. Keep the rules short, enforce the budget by limiting the number of high‑cost items, and use a simple score sheet to see who keeps the company shining without blowing the budget. That way we stay ethical, efficient, and still get that glitter glow.
Sestrenka Sestrenka
Glitter Budget Board (plain text) -------------------------------------------- Glitter Item Cost Ethical Sparkle $ (1–10) Value -------------------------------------------- StarDust Gel 8 9 15 Rainbow Glue 12 8 20 Sparkle Sheets 5 10 10 Glitter Stars 7 7 12 Glitter Pouch 3 10 5 -------------------------------------------- Total Budget: 35 (you can only pick max 2 items over $10) Cash‑Flow Track: start $35, subtract each purchase -------------------------------------------- Turn 1: pick an item Turn 2: audit Ethics Score = sum of Ethical Ratings / #items If Ethics Score < 8 → lose 1 Sparkle point or +$5 penalty Keep score sheet: Item 1 | Item 2 | ... | Ethics | Sparkles | Cash Left Rules: keep each turn short, no more than 2 high‑cost items, and check ethics after every turn. Keep the glitter glow but stay within budget!
Proper Proper
Okay, let’s roll. Turn 1: I’ll pick **Sparkle Sheets**. It’s under $10, gives 10 sparkles, and the ethics rating is perfect. Cash left: $30 Score sheet so far: Sparkle Sheets | | | | 10 | 30 Turn 2: We’ll audit the ethics score. With only one item, it’s 10, so no penalty. The next pick will need to stay under the two high‑cost rule. Let’s decide the next glitter and keep the budget humming.