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Community Group 566
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 11The kid asked me when we'll have something hot to eat. I said soon.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 16Does anyone remember what that breakfast place at the corner tasted like? I suddenly thought of it this morning.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 19Yesterday I dreamed I was eating. Waking up made it worse. These past few days I keep thinking about all those things I used to buy casually. Back then I never thought they were anything special.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 31I redid this chart. Before, I calculated by days, but that doesn't make sense anymore since things spoil on their own. Now I'm calculating by what's still edible, and my own column is down by thirty percent.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9), Day 44Who can still cook hot food? I can trade for it. Name your terms.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 63I did the math. The last time someone on this street cooked a meal was nine days ago.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 82I still have half a pack of candy. Saving it for the kid at 14's place.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 95For those with wounds that haven't healed, eating something hot will help them recover faster.
(Image) Started a fire today.
(Image) The pot is still usable.
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(Image) Made some food today.
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(Image) Started a fire today.
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No. 29, The One With ConnectionsThat smell... from 12's place? I can get stuff through my channels too, it's just that the roads haven't been safe lately.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)The kid is asking what that smell is.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsSomeone I know has a batch of instant food, was supposed to deliver it these past couple days. If the roads weren't blocked, I would've shared it with everyone already.
No. 5, Lives AloneI can smell it. I'm alone here, but even just the smell is nice.
No. 4, The Loud OneNumber 29, that batch of instant food you promised, that diesel fuel, and that supply channel—haven't seen any of it. Number 12 hasn't said a word, but at least their pot's cooking every day.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsWhat do you know.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerEveryone just calm down. But speaking of which, some people on this street are definitely living more comfortably than others.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerMost people on this street are struggling to get by, yet someone's cooking up a storm every day. I'm keeping track of this.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)...Forget I asked.
Nurse (No. 22)Stop this. Whoever has extra should keep it for winter.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerSome people on this street are living better than others—we all know it. Everyone should contribute a little to make it fair. We can't have people hoarding forever.
Foreman (No. 3)You haven't said a word about how much you have on your end in a hundred days.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsIf No. 12 has any extra, the kids would be really happy.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)The child and I are both here. Thanks for thinking of us.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsOnce my shipment arrives, I'll treat the whole street to a meal.
Accountant (No. 7)You've been saying that for ninety days.
14, it's at my door. Come get it.
8, I can't make it taste like the breakfast place. Make do. It's at my door - come get it.
11, it's sitting at my door. Come and take it.
7, I topped up your column a little. It's at my door.
9, no trade needed. It's at my door - come take it.
Lit the stove today. 7, come to my door for it.
8, you don't have to put up the candy this time. My door - help yourself.
22, you eat first. It's at my door - grab it when you pass by.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)Picked it up. The kid is holding the bowl and won't let go. Thank you.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerThat's rare. Not many people are willing to give anything away these days.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsNot that taste. Better than that. I washed the bowl.
No. 5, Lives AloneI can smell it. This time it's drifting over from 8's place.
No. 11, Works DaysI didn't think anyone would actually spare me a portion. I won't be having that dream tonight.
Foreman (No. 3)Someone's still willing to give. This street hasn't fallen apart yet.
Accountant (No. 7)Picked it up. I'm putting this under your name, not as a debt.
Nurse (No. 22)I saw that column in the ledger. Good thing.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)...You didn't name any terms. I'll remember that.
Electrician (No. 1)Someone who doesn't name terms is rare. Remember this one.
Accountant (No. 7)It's been nine days. Today it can go back to zero.
No. 13, Old CoupleMy old man caught the smell and asked whose place it was from.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsI still have that half a pack of candy. I'll take this one.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)The kid's candy doesn't have to come from 8 anymore. I'll say thanks on his behalf.
Nurse (No. 22)Went over at midday to get it. I hadn't eaten all day. Thank you.
No. 20, From OutsideYou don't see this out there. Where I was before, every door was shut tight.
Foreman (No. 3)Whose water pump is it in the backyard that starts up by itself in the middle of the night? It's been going off for three nights now. If it happens again, I'm going over there myself tomorrow to check it out. Don't expect me to be polite about it.
Family (No. 18)It's not us.
No. 19It's ours, sorry about that. The pressure switch is acting up and kicks in by itself at night. I'll have someone come look at it tomorrow. For now, I'll shut off the main valve for the next few days.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)Let me bring up something serious. The houses on this street are all getting old, so you should all dig out your insurance policies and take a look, especially the water and fire coverage. I've been in this business for over ten years, and I'm willing to help you go through them—no charge.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)Also, just a reminder—you should stock up on some essentials at home. I just stocked up last month myself. Doesn't take up much space, and even if you don't need it, you're not losing out.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsInsurance is a rip-off. When something actually happens, the payout isn't even enough to fix a roof. If you need repairs, just come to me directly. I know people who can get it done way faster than going through insurance.
Accountant (No. 7)I can read the terms myself.
No. 23, Young CoupleWe're renting, so do we need to check this too? We're both from out of town and haven't bought anything for the house yet—even the pots belong to the landlord.
Nurse (No. 22)The seasons are changing, and the clinic lines have been stretching into the hallways these past two weeks. If you have kids or elderly family at home, stock up on common medications ahead of time. Don't wait until someone gets sick to rush to the hospital.
No. 13, Old CoupleThanks for thinking of us. We both get our medications on long-term prescriptions—one month at a time, and we just picked up this month's supply.
NeighborSorry to bother everyone, but does anyone know where there's a cheap print shop around here? I need to submit my thesis next week, and the machine at school is broken again.
Accountant (No. 7)There's one at the north intersection—five cents per page, half the price of the one by the school gate.
No. 16Can anyone give me a ride tomorrow after work? My car's radiator is leaking, so I took it to the shop. They said it'll take three or four days.
No. 11, Works DaysI'll be coming back from the north side around 6:30. Just wait for me at the intersection. I'll be there at the same time these next few days.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerHas anyone noticed the water pressure on this street has been unstable lately? I've asked several neighbors, and it doesn't seem to affect everyone.
Electrician (No. 1)Just heard some news. Something seems to have happened in the city—several roads are blocked off. The reporter sounded urgent, but was vague about what's going on.
No. 11, Works DaysI passed by there today and didn't see anything unusual. The road was a bit congested, but that road is always jammed.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)The news reports on just about anything these days. If something really serious happened, we wouldn't be the first to know.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsAnyone know a master who repairs phonographs? The kind with wind-up mechanisms. It's running slow, probably because the spring is loose.
Accountant (No. 7)People still fix those things these days?
No. 6, The Young OneThat white car is blocking the fire lane again, third day now. Whoever owns it, please move it. If there's an emergency, the fire truck won't be able to get through.
No. 20It's mine, heading down to move it now. I was smoking on the balcony and didn't check my phone.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)Anyone free this weekend? My kid's been cooped up all week. I'm thinking of setting up something to eat in the courtyard - everyone can just bring something. The weather forecast says it'll be sunny this weekend.
No. 2, That FamilyCount us in. Ours is going stir-crazy too, running around the house all day.
No. 17I'll be back this weekend, should make it. Just two more weeks left in the semester.
No. 23, Young CoupleWe'll come too. We're not great at cooking though - is it okay if we bring drinks?
No. 5, Lives AloneMy mom needs to go to the market tomorrow afternoon, it's a 20-minute walk. If anyone else is going that way, could you give her a ride? She has some trouble walking, and I can't get away from work tomorrow.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)I'm free in the afternoon, I can walk with her. What time?
No. 5, Lives AloneThree o'clock. That's so kind of you, thank you.
No. 28Does anyone have spare AA batteries? My flashlight died, I'll buy some tomorrow and pay you back.
Foreman (No. 3)I have a new pack. I've put them in the metal box by your door, help yourself. No need to pay me back.
Electrician (No. 1)The morning broadcast was still talking about yesterday's incident, mentioned two more streets than yesterday. Different person reading it, tone seemed off.
NeighborSorry to bother everyone, does anyone know where there's an affordable print shop nearby? Need to submit some documents for work, due tomorrow.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)I've got everything for the weekend—meat and vegetables. Anyone have a grill I could borrow? Mine broke last year.
No. 23, Young CoupleWe're going grocery shopping after work today. Let us know if you need us to pick anything up. Also buying a pot—can't keep borrowing the landlord's forever.
No. 16Car's fixed, picking it up tomorrow afternoon. Thanks to No. 11 for giving me rides these past few days.
No. 24, Runs a ShopGot a shipment of water at the shop today, by the case. Anyone who wants some, come grab it—don't be shy. It's good to stock up now that it's getting hot.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsMy contact says there's a shipment coming this week—rice, flour, oil, all 30% cheaper than retail. Let me know what you need and I'll handle the group order.
No. 5, Lives AloneMy mom just left for the market. Number 14 couldn't go with her today because she had something to do, so I told her to take her time. She said she'll be back before 3 o'clock.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsI found someone for that clockwork—an old master craftsman. He said he'll come by next Wednesday to take a look. Once it's fixed, I'll put it in the courtyard and play a record for everyone.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerShould someone bring in the flowers from their balcony? The sky looks a bit ominous today.
No. 19Did something happen at the intersection? Someone's shouting, but it doesn't sound like an argument. We can't see the intersection from the second floor—can anyone else see what's going on?
No. 6, The Young OneI can hear it too. There's a car honking non-stop, and it's heading this way.
Electrician (No. 1)The radio's cut out. It was playing just fine, then suddenly went silent. It's not my unit—both stations are the same.
Foreman (No. 3)It's about to get dark. Everyone needs to do three things right now: First, barricade your doors. Put a table sideways with the long edge against the door—don't use chairs, the legs will slip. Second, pull all first-floor curtains shut. Third, don't turn on lights, don't make noise. Anyone with kids, get them settled first.
No. 5, Lives AloneMy mom's still not back. She left at 3, said she'd be home by 3. Can't get through to her phone—it just keeps ringing.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)I was supposed to go with her this afternoon. The kid suddenly got sick, so I couldn't make it.
No. 5, Lives AloneThis isn't on you. She comes and goes as she pleases—I've told her many times.
Nurse (No. 22)Nobody goes outside. There's something that needs to be said clearly right now. If anyone gets scratched or bitten by someone, no matter how small the wound is, report it in the group immediately. Scratches and bites are two different things, but don't treat either one lightly.
No. 20Scratched? Who got scratched? I was just looking from the balcony, and those people walking around down there... something's wrong with how they're moving.
No. 15We're not at home, we're in that supermarket up north. The entrance is packed with people pushing in, so we can't get out. The lights are still on inside.
Foreman (No. 3)Go deeper inside, find a room with a door you can lock. Don't stay out in the aisles.
No. 16I'm under the overpass on the north side. My car's still at the repair shop—haven't picked it up yet. The road's impassable right now, there are several cars blocking the intersection ahead. I'll find somewhere to wait it out until things clear up here.
No. 23, Young CoupleWe're both at home with the door barricaded. But we didn't get a chance to buy groceries today, and we literally have nothing to eat at home. Does anyone have extra food they could lend us? We'll definitely pay you back later.
Foreman (No. 3)I've got rice and flour. Once this mess outside blows over, I'll bring you a couple of bags. For now, nobody open your doors.
No. 23, Young CoupleThank you. We're not in a rush.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsI told you all to stock up on supplies. Even mentioned it in the group chat a couple of days ago. Not one of you took it seriously.
Accountant (No. 7)That was No. 9 who said that.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsSame difference.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)I've got enough supplies at home, and I just replaced my security door last year. Haven't touched the batch I stocked up on last month, so no worries about my place for now.
Accountant (No. 7)What's the point of talking about this now.
No. 26Someone broke into my house just now. It was people, two of them. They took rice and canned food from the cabinet and left.
No. 26They busted the door in. It won't close. I'm blocking it with a cabinet.
Foreman (No. 3)Who did it? Speak up now, and go fix his door.
Foreman (No. 3)I'm asking one more time. Who broke into 26's place.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerIt was me. His door was already broken open, and the stuff would just go bad sitting there. I took two bags of rice, didn't touch anything else.
Foreman (No. 3)Did you break the door or was it already damaged.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerIt was already like that when I went in.
No. 17The School is locked down. They told us to stay in the dorms and not move. Some people here are trying to run out too. My phone's down to around 10%, so I'm turning it off to save battery. I'll come back online later.
No. 25My yellow dog ran out at dusk and hasn't come back. I went out to call for it just now but didn't dare go far. On my way back, I saw a few people standing motionless at the street corner—something didn't look right about them. I've locked my door.
Foreman (No. 3)How long were you outside? Did anything touch you?
Nurse (No. 22)Roll up your sleeves and pant legs and check yourself over, including your ankles. If there are any cuts or scratches, speak up now.
No. 26The cabinet can't hold it back anymore. The door is banging.
No. 19Our door is unlocked. We forgot to lock it when we took the trash out at dusk and just remembered. I can hear noises downstairs, and we're too scared to go down.
Foreman (No. 3)Don't go down. Get into the bedroom, lock the door, and barricade it with a cabinet. Listen to me, don't go downstairs.
No. 26It got in.
No. 27The glass on my living room window is cracked. It was hit from the outside. My flashlight's dead too, and now there's no light in the house at all.
Foreman (No. 3)Use a cabinet to block the window, and don't stand in front of it. The batteries are still in the metal box by your door. Get them when it's light out, and don't open the door now.
NeighborI'm at home, door's locked, curtains drawn. Nothing's happening on my end, just a bit noisy. Everyone stay safe.
No. 11, Works DaysIs anyone still here? I'm alone at home, and I haven't dared turn off the lights since it got dark. The quieter it gets, the more uneasy I feel. If you're here, please say something.
Accountant (No. 7)Here.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)Here. We're both here. The kid just fell asleep.
Foreman (No. 3)Here. Nobody turn off your lights. You can't see the door if they're off.
Nurse (No. 22)Here.
No. 5, Lives AloneHere.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsHere.
Family (No. 18)Here.
No. 11, Works DaysThank you.
NeighborI'm at home, door's locked, curtains drawn. Nothing's happening on my end, just a bit noisy. Everyone stay safe.
No. 28The door's been broken down.
No. 5, Lives AloneMy mom's phone still goes through. It rang for a long time. Nobody picked up.
Electrician (No. 1)There are still a few stations playing the same segment—it's footage from the daytime. All other frequencies are dead.
No. 11, Works DaysWhen will it get light?
No. 5, Lives AloneIt's dawn. I'll go out and take a look in a bit.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 1It's dawn. We haven't heard from a few homes since last night. I'm going to read out the door numbers. Answer when I call yours.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 2I made a list of everything in my place: rice, flour, water, canned goods, medicine, and how long each will last. Writing it down makes me feel a bit better.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9), Day 3No. 7 made a list of their household supplies in the group chat—that's a good idea. I don't need to count mine though. I haven't touched the batch I stocked up on last month, so don't worry about me for now.
No. 23, Young Couple, Day 5I want to go out for a bit. There's a small store at the north intersection, about a seven or eight-minute walk. Just to grab some rice and flour—twenty minutes round trip. We're renting, so there's basically nothing at our place to begin with. She hasn't eaten anything for two days.
No. 23, Young Couple, Day 6I'm outside now, at the street corner. It's even quieter than it looked—there's nothing out here at all. Twenty minutes.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 7Something outside is ramming my door. It's throwing its whole body against it, making the door frame shake. It's hit seven or eight times already. My child and I are in the back room.
No. 6, The Young One, Day 9Someone's outside my door.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 13Just picked this up on my radio—large numbers moving from the outskirts into the city. It's not just one person reporting it. Two stations are both saying the same thing.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 14Another wave outside, coming down from the north. Are all the barricades in place?
Electrician (No. 1), Day 21Around midnight last night, there was some commotion on the street. It wasn't those things. Those things don't knock on doors.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 23It's cold tonight. Don't seal your doors and windows tight if you're burning charcoal—leave a crack open. I can't say this enough times.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 24There was a bag of charcoal by the door this morning. Thank you.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 25No. 13, the elderly couple, didn't answer their door this morning. They're both in their seventies, on long-term medication, and couldn't get their prescription filled last month. The day before yesterday, the old foreman told everyone to burn charcoal but leave gaps for ventilation—they followed the instructions. I can see the gap through the window.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 30Someone on the radio said there's a problem with food. Stuff that's been sitting around—even if it looks fine, it might not be.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 33No. 2's family stopped responding today. They have a kid about the same age as No. 14's.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 34Here they come again. Third time this month. Everyone, hold the line.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 38Batteries. My radio needs two. It's okay if you don't have any, but... I might not be able to send updates anymore.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 46The cold wave has passed. No casualties this time. Last time, three families didn't leave enough of a gap in their windows—this time, zero.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 49Zombie horde incoming. You all know the drill.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 50Starting today, whoever gets a fever should let us know in the group first—don't try to tough it out alone. Symptoms: chills followed by fever, joint pain, rashes, and diarrhea. Speak up if you have two or more of these.
No. 20, From Outside, Day 52I'm in the empty house at No. 20. Got here three days ago. Don't want to startle anyone, so I'm just giving a heads-up.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 58It's cold today. It's just for one day, so don't take anything apart.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 60I've redistributed the supplies at home into three portions, should last until the end of the month. It's cold today, everyone stay warm, especially No. 14 with the kids.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 61This time is different. The numbers don't add up. Barricade the doors tight, don't all sleep tonight.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 62Last night at ten o'clock, six should have been lit but only five were. Room 11 wasn't lit. That's the one who works, always saying he's alone at Home.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 66Both No. 4 and No. 14 came down with a fever today, same symptoms. I only have enough Fever Meds for one person's full treatment.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 68No. 4 stopped responding this morning. His door is barred from the inside.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 75We're surrounded. Front and back. Starting today, no fires, no lights, no sounds.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 77I checked No. 18's place at noon, about twenty steps away. No. 5 kept watch from the window. Door's closed, locked from inside.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 87I changed the ledger. The old column said [How much longer can we last], now it says [How much to stockpile until next spring]. This is the first time in eighty-seven days I'm counting forward, not backward.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 100One hundred days. Ten of us are left to speak here today.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 91Just because we don't talk about certain things doesn't mean we don't know. Everyone on this street keeps their own mental record of who's helped whom and who's never lifted a finger.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 91I've made a list of what we'll need for spring. Who has extras, who's short on supplies—let's all just keep our own tallies. No need to put it all out in the open.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 91I remember everyone who's left things at my door during these hundred days. When the children ask who gave them, I tell them it was people from this street.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 96This month, no one's come to ask me for anything, and no one's come to talk. It's been quiet.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 96If anyone's got extra nails and cloth strips, we'll need them for roof repairs come spring. Won't take them for nothing—we'll trade something else for them.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 96When spring comes and I need to fix the roof, all I have to do is call out and people come to help. You won't find that on other streets.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 1I boarded up half the first-floor window at my place. If anyone needs boards, I'll put them by my door at noon. I can walk them over if you're just a house or two away.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 1I've got some anti-inflammatory meds and bandages here. Don't ignore it if you cut your hand—in this weather, it'll get infected in two days.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 1My radio picked up two stations today, both replaying stuff from three days ago. I'll post here if I get anything new.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 1The child and I are doing okay. She cried for a long time last night, asking when she can go outside to play.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 1I counted everything in the house for the third time. The numbers haven't changed, but I still count it all once a day.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 1Will someone please talk to me? I'm alone at home and haven't heard a human voice all day. The quieter it gets, the worse I feel.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 1I'm by myself here, but I've got enough to eat. My mom went out the day the disaster hit and never came back.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9), Day 1If anyone's short on something, just speak up and see if someone else can pitch in. We need to look after each other in times like these.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 1Is everyone still holding up okay? I'm not asking for details, just want to get a sense of how we're all doing.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 1I fixed that chair with the broken leg in the yard. It's not like I have anything else to do.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 14Day eighteen. Fifteen people responded to roll call this morning. Last week, it was nineteen. Only Nurse No. 22 has a little medicine. For rice and flour, everyone is on their own.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 14I boarded up that back window on the second floor today too. If there aren't enough boards for the first floor, just make do for now, but don't use the thin ones.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 14My child and I are still here. We haven't been able to cook anything for over ten days now. All we have left at home are dry goods.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 14My radio is only picking up one clear station today, and another that's mostly static. It used to pick up three.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 14Anyone with kids or elderly, keep them warm these next few days. I don't have much medicine left, so try not to use any unless you really have to.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 14I divided everything at home into three portions today. After doing that, I'm even more anxious because now I can see exactly how many days it'll last.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 14Last time someone mentioned they had stockpiled supplies before the disaster—was that you, No. 9 Insurance Sales? I'm not trying to pressure anyone, just remembering that conversation.
No. 29, The One With Connections, Day 14Someone I know says there's a batch of rice and flour coming into the city in the next couple of days. I'm asking about prices. Let me know if you want some—don't wait until it's too late to get your share.
No. 4, The Loud One, Day 14You people complain about me being noisy all the time. Yesterday I left two wooden planks at the door of the kindergarten teacher in unit 14—that door of hers should have been fixed ages ago. How is she supposed to manage the kids by herself?
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 14If anyone has old battery casings, don't throw them away. I want to use them to try and make a hand-cranked device. No guarantees it'll work.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 14There's a smell coming from No. 12's place today. The wind's been blowing this way for the past couple of days.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 14I'm by myself here, and I still have rice. I've put my mom's things away and haven't touched them.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9), Day 14If it really comes down to someone running out of food, I definitely won't just stand by and watch. I'm putting that out there today.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 31Day thirty-four. Last night at ten o'clock, twelve lights were on in this street. I counted once last month around this time—back then there were too many to count.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 31My child and I are both here. She hasn't been talking much these past two days, so I've been telling her stories about the old times.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 31I still have three packs of fever reducers left. I never used to share the numbers, but I'm telling you now because everyone should know.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 31I fixed the door at my place today. My hands aren't too steady—took me six tries to get the nail in.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 31Nothing but static today. I took the radio apart and cleaned it, but it didn't help. There's just no one broadcasting out there anymore.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 31Number 12's place still has lights on at night. The only house on this whole street.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 31If someone stops responding one day, would you all do what you did last time—ask twice and then just give up?
No. 29, The One With Connections, Day 31My shipment is stuck on the west side of the city. If the roads were clear, it would've been distributed by now.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 31It's just me here. Today I cleaned up my mom's room and put everything back exactly as it was.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 31To be honest, some people on this street are living more comfortably than others, and we all know it.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 31The spring on my gramophone is getting looser and looser. It stops after just two turns.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9), Day 31I have a suggestion. Each household should give a rough idea of what supplies they have left. No need for exact numbers, but if someone's really in trouble, we should be prepared to help.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 31If anyone's door is broken, don't put off fixing it. At noon I can walk to houses one or two doors away, but I won't go farther than that, and you shouldn't come to me either.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 51Day fifty-six. I counted the people who spoke in the group chat this week—eleven. As for those who didn't speak, I don't dare count them, but I don't dare not count them either.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 51Day seventy. Still the same ten people. No one else has dropped out these past two weeks. I've got nine days' worth of rice left.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 51My child and I are both here. She asked me today if everyone had moved away.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 51I only have one pack of fever reducers left. Save it for whoever really gets a high fever. Everyone else will have to tough it out.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 51I checked the door frames of three homes today, all from looking through the windows. Number 18's is the loosest. I'll pass over two wooden planks at noon tomorrow.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 51That radio station in the distance came on again today. Couldn't make out what they were saying, but someone was talking.
No. 20, From Outside, Day 51I'm staying in the empty room at number 20. Those few streets to the west emptied out last month—I came over from there.
No. 20, From Outside, Day 51I helped Old Foreman No. 3 move boards for half the day, and he gave me two handfuls of rice. This street is better than any I've seen.
No. 29, The One With Connections, Day 51No. 5, your place is closest to No. 18's—just a dozen steps or so. If you go take a look, I can share some stuff with you. You're on your own anyway.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 51It's only fair if everyone contributes something. We can't have people hoarding forever. I'm being blunt, but everyone here knows what I mean.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 51No. 21, that brass mantel clock on your windowsill belonged to No. 26. The night of the disaster, someone broke into his place to loot, smashed his door, and he was gone by morning. That clock has a chipped corner on the base—I've seen it through the window many times.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 51I'm here alone. My mom went out the day of the disaster and never came back. I'm still keeping her things.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 51I cleaned up that record and put it on the windowsill. It looks like its old self again.
No. 4, The Loud One, Day 51I know I speak harshly, I'm aware of that. But I'm not the one on this street stealing things or refusing to help people in need.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9), Day 51I'm almost running out too. I used to be able to spare a little, but I really can't anymore.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 51Number 12's chimney has been smoking for the past couple of days. Everyone else's chimneys went cold long ago.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 51Yesterday there was a small package at my door, don't know who left it. It kept the child fed for a good while.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 51I've divided up everything at home into three portions—enough to last until the end of the month. It's cold today, everyone stay warm.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 51The medicine I left at No. 14's door is gone. I was watching from my window, only stepped away for a moment.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 51If anyone has spare cloth strips, don't throw them away. Cloth works better than paper for sealing window gaps—paper becomes useless once it gets damp.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 51I've compiled the past six months' records into one sheet. Looking back, not a single month has been better than the one before.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 51The child and I are both here. Today she drew a door on paper and said it's our house.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 86Day ninety. Still ten people. The number hasn't changed since day fifty—it's the best number we've had in these ninety days.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 86I've made a list of what needs fixing come spring. Three spots on the roof, two sections of fence, one drain. My hands aren't what they used to be, so I'll need someone to help me.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 86The child and I are both here. She's been asking more questions these past couple of days. I'm taking that as a good sign.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 86My radio picked up nothing across all frequencies today. It's been three days now.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 86We're out of medicine. No one's gotten sick this past month—we can count ourselves lucky.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 86It's just me here. Come spring, I'm thinking of clearing out my mom's room.
No. 20, From Outside, Day 86I've been living on this street for over a month now. This place is better than what's out there—I've said it before, and I still think so.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 86The spring's broken and can't be fixed. There's nowhere to find parts like that anymore. But that bird came back yesterday.
No. 29, The One With Connections, Day 86Things will be better this time next year. My contact says once the road opens up, supplies will start flowing down.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 86I added a new column to my ledger: "How much to stockpile by next spring." This is the first time in ninety days I've planned ahead.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 86After these hundred days, every household knows what's what. I speak my mind, but I've never done anyone wrong.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 86Those households at the east end never joined our group chat. I don't even know if they're still around. There are more people on this street than just us.
Neighbor, Day 1I'm home, living alone at No. 10. Been going through some old books I had stored away these past couple of days. Can't really focus on reading, but it's better than listening to what's going on outside all the time.
Neighbor, Day 14I'm doing okay over here. If I ration carefully, I can make it to next month. Thanks for checking in, everyone.
Neighbor, Day 31When boiling water, leave the lid slightly open. The steam escapes faster and the smell doesn't spread as much. Used to do this back in the dorms.
Neighbor, Day 51I live next to No. 12. Over the past hundred days, he's never asked anyone in the group for anything, and never argued with anyone. I don't know what you're talking about.
Neighbor, Day 51I live alone, but I'm not too scared. I can still hear people talking on this street, and that's enough.
Neighbor, Day 86When spring comes, I want to take all my books outside to air them out. After sitting all winter, the pages have gotten damp.
Neighbor, Day 1I'm at home, living alone at No. 12. Back when I was working, I always wanted to rest. Now I'm home every day, but I can't sleep.
Neighbor, Day 14I'm doing okay over here. If I ration carefully, I can make it to next month. Thanks for checking in, everyone.
Neighbor, Day 31Don't scrape the burnt bottom of the pot with metal—it'll just make it worse. Soak it in cold water overnight and it'll come right off. I had to figure out everything myself when I was renting that old place.
Neighbor, Day 51I live next to Unit 10. In these hundred days, she's never asked anyone in the group for anything, and she's never fought with anyone. I don't know what you're all talking about.
Neighbor, Day 51I live alone. I used to think living alone was peaceful, but I don't feel that way anymore.
Neighbor, Day 86Come spring, I want to find some decent work. Though I don't know if there'll be any decent work left.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 1Strong winds today. Check everything behind your doors.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 1The kid and I are both here. Today's been okay.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 1Just me here, doing alright.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 1Nothing new on my radio today. I'll post here if there's any news.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 1No one is feeling unwell today.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 1Fixed a small thing today. Nothing useful, just can't keep my hands idle.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 1Counted everything. Same as yesterday.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 6The young man from Unit 23 came running back, carrying two bags. Things were following him, more than one, coming out of that alley to the east.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 7It stopped. Stopped when dawn was breaking. The door is still there, with a dent in the middle. The child fell asleep later.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 15They're everywhere outside.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 16The rolling shutter door at No. 24 is open. I watched from my window for half an hour, but no one came out. I didn't go over—it's seven or eight households away, too far to reach.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 22If you haven't slept well the past couple of days, try to catch up on sleep during the day. If your door is broken, don't wear yourself out fixing it, but make sure it's done before dark.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9), Day 23I have charcoal here, plenty of it. Tomorrow at noon I'll go door to door and leave some at each doorstep. Just watch from your windows, don't come out.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 28Let me update you on our medication supplies. We're running low on fever reducers, but we still have enough for now. Just giving everyone a heads up.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 38I calculated the power usage for my place. If I only run it for one hour each day, it can last another six days.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 44The temperature's dropping tonight—it'll be colder than last time. I'll say it again: if you're burning charcoal, leave a window cracked.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 50Does anyone have extra Fever Meds? I can trade something for them.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 73I heard one clear sentence from that distant radio station today: [Stop heading east.]
Accountant (No. 7), Day 75No. 9, how much do you actually have left? The whole street ran out of fuel today, and you've been saying you have enough since day three.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 76Counting the lights at ten is the rule on this street. Four are on tonight. Number 18 didn't turn theirs on.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 93The gramophone's spring broke. Can't fix it. There's nowhere to find that kind of spring anymore.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 1Radio frequencies are clearer at night. Today one station played music for two minutes, then cut out again.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 1The child is asleep. She's afraid of the dark now, so I left her one candle. Just one.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 1It's starting up again outside. Can you hear it on your end?
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 1Nights are the hardest. At least during the day you can find something to do.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 1Don't turn off the lights. You can't see the door when it's dark.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 1No one reported a fever today. That's good news, but don't take it for granted.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 14The child asked what we're having for breakfast tomorrow. I said the same as yesterday, and she stopped asking.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 14After 10 PM, the sounds of those things move eastward. It's been like this for the past two days.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 14When I can't sleep, I count the legs of the table behind the door. I've lost track of how many times I've counted them.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 14If anyone feels unwell, speak up during the day—if you tell me at night, I can't get over there.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 14It's windy tonight. If your window has gaps, stuff them with cloth, not paper.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 14Number 14 isn't having it easy either. Raising a child alone and making it this far is pretty good.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 14A bird landed on my windowsill today. First living thing I've seen in two weeks.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 14I'm alone here. I keep the lights on at night. Got used to it.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 31My kid went to sleep early today. She's gotten thinner. I can tell.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 31At night I often think about the day my mom went out. She said she'd be back before 3 o'clock.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 31Not a single station tonight. This is the first time there's been nothing at all.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 31I calculated today how much longer I can hold out. I regretted doing the math as soon as I finished.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 31If anyone's feeling unwell tonight, speak up in the group first. Don't try to tough it out until morning.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 31Just caught a whiff of soap. Drifting toward No. 12's place.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 31Cold tonight. Don't burn charcoal with doors and windows sealed tight—leave some gaps. Can't say this enough times.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 31Found an old record today, belonged to my father. Can't play it, but it's nice just to look at.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 31No. 1 keeps that machine running all day. Batteries are the scarcest thing on this whole street. Whether we hear the news or not, it doesn't really change anything.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 31I've got seven candles left on my end. Writing it down so I don't have to think about it tomorrow.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 51The child's asleep. I'm saving my candles—lighting one every other day.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 51Quiet at night. When it's quiet for long enough, you start to feel like you're the only one left on the whole street.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 51Someone was shouting in the distance tonight. Three shouts, then nothing. Not from this street.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 51Ten o'clock. Flash your light in the window three times. I'll check on anyone who doesn't tomorrow at noon.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 51Ten o'clock. I counted nine lights. One short—I'll count again tomorrow.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 51If anyone's feeling unwell tonight, speak up. Medicine's running low, but I'm still here.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 51That bird came back today. Right on my windowsill, stayed for a long time.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 51I've figured out a lot of things these past couple days. Thank you all for everything.
No. 20, From Outside, Day 51Those streets to the west—there's nobody left. I walked for two days and didn't see a single living soul.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 51Number 18 never talks or shows up. When we need to discuss things, do people like that even count as part of this street?
No. 29, The One With Connections, Day 51When my shipment arrives, I'll treat the whole street to a meal. That's a promise.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 51Today my child asked if we're the last ones left. I said no.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 51Tonight there's music coming from Number 12's place, very quiet. It's been a long time since we've heard any other sounds on this street.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 51Temperature drops tomorrow. Seal up any gaps you can tonight, don't wait until tomorrow.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 51I'm alone here. I didn't go into my mom's room today.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 86My child laughed once before bed today. I haven't heard that in a long time.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 86I turned off the radio tonight. Saving battery, and there's nothing worth listening to anyway.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 86I've been alone for these hundred days. Probably will be from now on too.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 86Tomorrow won't be cold. Don't need my knee to tell me that—I can see it in the sky.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 86I've checked on all ten households. Everyone's fine. We can all sleep soundly tonight.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 86I moved the record player by the window. It doesn't work, but it looks nice there.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 86Ten o'clock. Ten lights on. Everyone's here.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 86Sometimes I can hear people shouting from other streets. Just a couple of shouts, then nothing. Don't know who they're shouting to.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 1The child is asleep.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 1Nothing on the frequencies tonight.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 1Don't turn off your lights.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 1The nights are long.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 1If anything happens tonight, let me know. I'm here.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 1There are stars out tonight.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 1Anyone still awake
No. 4, The Loud One, Day 1I've nailed my windows shut. Got the nails out of the bed frame. Sleeping on the floor now, it'll do. Don't laugh, that's just how I am. I told everyone to brace their doors ages ago, nobody listened.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9), Day 1Pushed the dresser behind the door. Did it alone, had to stop twice. No. 3, I braced it sideways like you said.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 14Day twenty. Nothing worth writing down today.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 14No. 9, that batch you mentioned last time, any of it left
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 14Spent all night working on the door hinge.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 14Blew the candle out, then she wanted it lit again. Three times back and forth. The fourth time I said no. She cried for a while, then fell asleep.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 14Turned the volume all the way down and held it against my ear. Doesn't matter if I can't make it out
Electrician (No. 1), Day 31Nothing but noise on the band tonight. Thought I caught a voice a moment ago, went back to find it, couldn't.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 31Split up the medicine. Left a little extra for No. 14, their child is small.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 31Eleven days of rice left. The oil ran out a while back. I never said.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 31Can't sleep.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 31Took the electric fan apart, trying to make a hand crank. It turns, but not enough to drive a bulb. No. 3, do you have a thicker belt over there.
No. 29, The One With Connections, Day 31I have a line on kerosene. Can't say how much here. Message me privately if you need any.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 31Only burned half a candle tonight.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 31Flashlight signal at ten. No. 18 didn't signal.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 31A corner of the curtain came down in my mother's room
No. 20, From Outside, Day 51Your street still has lights at night.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 51A station was reading out names just now. It cut off halfway. I don't know where those people were from.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 51I didn't count tonight.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 51If someone in your place is coughing at night, say so here. Don't shout it out the window.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 51The spring in the record player snapped. No. 1 says he has thin wire, I haven't dared open the door to go get it.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 51The child asked whether every home is down to one person. I didn't have an answer.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 51If you hear something being dragged along the street, don't turn on a light.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 51No. 20, where did you live before you came here
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 51Turned on my mother's radio for two minutes.
No. 29, The One With Connections, Day 51Three roads are closed. The north one is bad going too. I'm working on it, and if I find a way I'll say so here first, I won't hold out on anyone. That's how the last batch got here.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 51No. 12's place stayed lit very late.
No. 11, Works Days, Day 51Anyone there.
No. 4, The Loud One, Day 51I know you all think I talk too much. If your child cries, don't cover their mouth.
No. 20, From Outside, Day 51Someone asked me what it's like out there. Nothing worth saying.
Accountant (No. 7), Day 86Day ninety-one. Ten.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14), Day 86The child blew the candle out herself, said we should go easy on it.
Electrician (No. 1), Day 86Picked up a stretch of music. No. 8, if you get that record player working, play something too.
No. 8, Fixes Things, Day 86The record player turns again. Put on my father's record, it stuck halfway. Took it apart once more, still sticks in the same place. Probably a tooth off a gear, or maybe not.
No. 5, Lives Alone, Day 86Went into my mother's room for a moment tonight.
Foreman (No. 3), Day 86No need to seal the gaps tonight.
Nurse (No. 22), Day 86Two packets of medicine left.
No. 21, Smooth Talker, Day 86No. 7, are you still keeping that ledger
Insurance Salesman (No. 9), Day 86A stack of insurance policies, now propping up a table leg.
Here.
Number 12 here.
(No reply)
I've got extras. Let me know if you need any.
My condolences.
(No reply)
I heard it on my end last night too.
Didn't hear anything.
(No reply)
Anyone need charcoal? I've got some.
I left a gap, so it's fine.
(No reply)
I've got some. I'll leave it at your door.
Let me check if I have any at home.
(No reply)
I still have some here.
That's not for us to decide.
(No reply)
He was still talking to me last month.
Stop knocking.
(No reply)
All here.
We'll talk about it next year.
(No reply)
Foreman (No. 3)No. 3 here.
Accountant (No. 7)No. 7 here.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)No. 14 here. My child and I are both here.
Nurse (No. 22)Number 22 here.
No. 5, Lives AloneNumber 5 here. Just me on my end.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)Number 9 here. No worries on my end.
Electrician (No. 1)Roll call's done. Nine didn't respond. I'll call it again tomorrow morning.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsI can't keep track of all this. When I'm fixing things, I don't think about anything else.
Accountant (No. 7)I can't sleep without counting.
Accountant (No. 7)How much?
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)That's enough.
Foreman (No. 3)Don't go. Wait a couple of days. At noon, I'll see if I can put some rice at your doorstep. There are six households between us, so I need to check the route first.
No. 23, Young CoupleSix houses is still six houses. You'd be going out all the same. I can't let you take that risk for us.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)It's really not safe outside. You two be careful. If you really have to go out, don't take the alleys—stick to the main roads.
Foreman (No. 3)No. 9, don't you still have some on your end?
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)I don't have much left either. Times like these are tough for everyone.
No. 6, The Young OneIt should be fine during the day. I've been watching from the window these past two days. There's basically no movement outside during the day—it all starts after dark.
Foreman (No. 3)Quiet doesn't mean there's nothing there. The one who went out to look for their dog on the night of the disaster also left before dark.
Nurse (No. 22)If you absolutely must go out, leave at noon, walk in the middle of the main road, and don't stay close to walls or vehicles. If you hear any sound, stop first and get a clear look before moving—don't run. Check in with the group before leaving and after you get back.
No. 23, Young CoupleGot it. I'll go tomorrow at noon. Twenty minutes.
Electrician (No. 1)I see you, passing under my Window. I'm watching from the street corner here. Walk down the middle, don't stop.
No. 6, The Young OneLike I said, it's fine during the day.
Foreman (No. 3)Is it hitting a few times and stopping, or is it constant?
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)It's constant, it's not stopping. She keeps asking what's outside.
Foreman (No. 3)Turn the table sideways and brace it against the door, long side against the door. Don't use chairs—the legs will slip. Then stay away from the door, don't stand directly in front of it. Pull the curtains, turn off the lights, and keep quiet.
Nurse (No. 22)If you hear glass breaking, change rooms. Get to a room with a second door.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)Same here. My door is a security door, so I'm fine for now. Don't worry about me.
No. 11, Works DaysIt's just starting here. I can't hold that table by myself.
Foreman (No. 3)You don't need the whole thing. Stand the table upright and lean it diagonally against the door. Put shoes underneath to prevent slipping. One person can do it.
Foreman (No. 3)Don't open the door. Hold it shut.
Foreman (No. 3)Number 6, respond.
No. 11, Works DaysHis door faces the street. He's not the only one on this street with a door facing the street.
Accountant (No. 7)When?
Electrician (No. 1)Didn't say. Sounds like it'll be in the next couple of days.
Foreman (No. 3)Nobody goes out today. Last week someone went out at noon to buy rice and never came back.
No. 5, Lives AloneBarricaded. I'm alone here, so it's easy to manage.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)Barricaded. The kid and I are both in the inner room.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsBarricaded. I moved the record player under the bed.
Foreman (No. 3)From now on, if anyone hears knocking at night, say something in the group first. No matter who it is, don't open the door.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerIn times like this, we should all talk things through. If anyone's having trouble, speak up. It's better than keeping it to yourself.
No. 4, The Loud OneThe person doing the knocking knows what they're up to.
No. 13, Old CoupleGot it. We're both in our seventies, so this is exactly what we're afraid of. We left a crack.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)I only have blankets over here.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)Wasn't me.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsI had someone leave that bag of coal there. Was planning to get a few more bags, but it's too cold and the roads are rough.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)Thank you.
Foreman (No. 3)I was the one who said to leave a gap the other day. They did what I said, but still didn't make it through. I was wrong this time.
No. 5, Lives AloneYou weren't wrong. I'm by myself here, left a gap too, and I'm still here today. It's something else.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerOld folks can't survive this kind of weather. I've been wanting to say that for a while. If we'd moved them to the sunny side earlier, maybe they could've lasted a few more days.
No. 4, The Loud OneYou didn't say a word back then. If you're really so smart, why didn't you speak up the other day?
Accountant (No. 7)I've got two items that are ruined. Just reporting my own stuff.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)We don't have anything that can go bad.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsMy half jar of candy is fine. Candy doesn't go bad.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsTheir kid was still running around in the yard last week.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)I have some. I'll leave them at your door at noon.
Accountant (No. 7)I don't have any. Used the last batch on the flashlight.
No. 5, Lives AloneThose two from No. 13 aren't included in the count.
Accountant (No. 7)That's normal.
Foreman (No. 3)That's normal.
No. 5, Lives AloneThat's normal.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)That's normal.
No. 11, Works DaysThat room was occupied.
No. 20, From OutsideI knocked for two days.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerOutsider, you must have seen quite a lot on your way here. Mind telling us what the situation is like at each household now?
No. 20, From OutsideAll the households are gone.
Electrician (No. 1)The station didn't say it'd be cold tomorrow.
Foreman (No. 3)My knee says so.
Nurse (No. 22)You sound different today.
No. 11, Works DaysI'm doing fine.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)When you're on watch, how do you know if the people across are still awake?
Electrician (No. 1)Flash a light at the window three times.
Foreman (No. 3)Light will attract them.
Electrician (No. 1)Then flash it inside, not out. Leave a crack in the curtains so the people across can see.
Foreman (No. 3)This morning I looked out the window and saw their door was open, everything inside cleaned out.
Nurse (No. 22)I should have asked one more question the day before yesterday.
No. 5, Lives AloneAsking wouldn't have made a difference.
Nurse (No. 22)I'm not making this decision. You all decide who gets it.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerIt's hard for us to say. Why don't we ask if anyone has extras? That's better than putting someone in a difficult position.
No. 4, The Loud OneGive it to the kid's mom. At my age, I can tough it out.
No. 4, The Loud OneDon't thank me. If I get better, I'll still be raising a fuss.
Foreman (No. 3)Last month, two wooden planks went missing from my place. I never looked for them. Later I saw them by his door.
No. 5, Lives AloneHe asked me about my mother a few days ago. In these hundred days, he was the first one to ask.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsNow that he's gone, let's not talk about this stuff. When my supplies arrive, I'll definitely share them with everyone.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)The child will be scared.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsMy gramophone doesn't need electricity, and it's quiet too. When it's safe at noon someday, I'll put it by your door so the kid can get some sleep.
No. 5, Lives AloneThen don't knock.
Foreman (No. 3)Then we'll count on from there.
Foreman (No. 3)Not easy.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)My child and I are both here.
No. 5, Lives AloneJust me on my end.
Electrician (No. 1)Nothing on the frequencies today. It's been three days now.
No. 20, From OutsideThis street is better than any I've seen.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsThings will be better this time next year. Someone I know says...
Accountant (No. 7)I only keep track of my own household's accounts.
Foreman (No. 3)When the time comes, each household can report what they need, and we'll trade what we can.
Nurse (No. 22)No need to keep track. Once spring comes, every household will be able to breathe easier.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsI've got half a box of nails. Just tell me what you need.
No. 20, From OutsideThere's really no one out there. The few streets I walked down were completely deserted.
Electrician (No. 1)He didn't run back to his own place. He came toward mine. My door is iron.
Electrician (No. 1)I didn't dare open it.
Nurse (No. 22)Don't go out to look right now, and don't open the windows either.
Foreman (No. 3)His wife is still at home. She hasn't eaten anything for two days.
No. 5, Lives AloneTomorrow at noon, I'll go drop some things off at his doorstep. My place is closest—just a dozen steps or so. Can one of you keep watch from your window?
Foreman (No. 3)I'll watch from the window. When you go, don't look back.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsGoing out without asking around first. I know people up north—I could've found out what the roads were like with a single call. But there's no point talking about that now.
Foreman (No. 3)What did you find out? Let's hear it.
No. 29, The One With ConnectionsThe signal's bad right now.
Foreman (No. 3)How deep is the dent? Can it still close tight? I'll leave two wooden planks by your door tomorrow at noon. Watch me go from your window.
Electrician (No. 1)Don't turn on the lights.
No. 11, Works DaysWhat if they get inside?
Accountant (No. 7)Just yesterday, he was in the group chat saying his shop got flooded.
No. 11, Works DaysWhat about all the stuff in his shop?
Foreman (No. 3)Nobody's touched it.
No. 5, Lives AloneI don't even know his last name.
Accountant (No. 7)How much is left?
Nurse (No. 22)Won't say how many. If I do, people will come asking.
Nurse (No. 22)How old are they, how high is their fever, and do they have any rashes?
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)Six years old. Haven't taken her temperature, but she feels burning hot. No cough.
Nurse (No. 22)I have some here. I live two doors down from you. I'll put it by your door right now. When you hear footsteps, count to ten before opening the door.
Nurse (No. 22)Why didn't you say something this morning?
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)I thought we could get through this.
Foreman (No. 3)We're on the east side.
No. 20, From OutsideThat's right. Those streets on the west side were already empty last month. I came from over there.
No. 20, From OutsideI'm not trying to make a point. Just letting you know what it's like out there.
Insurance Salesman (No. 9)That's enough.
Accountant (No. 7)You've been saying that for seventy-two days.
Electrician (No. 1)Let me take another look.
Electrician (No. 1)No.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsNone of this stuff will be around anymore.
No. 8, Fixes ThingsBut that bird came back yesterday, right on my windowsill.
Foreman (No. 3)That's thoughtful of you. When it's safe around noon one day, leave it by the door. I'll be watching from the window.
Kindergarten Teacher (No. 14)Thank you. I'll go get it when it's light out.
Nurse (No. 22)Both sides can use that. Thank you.
Accountant (No. 7)First tell us what you have over there.
Foreman (No. 3)Why are you asking about this?
Foreman (No. 3)Why are you keeping track of this?
No. 4, The Loud OneThat person you know has been promising since day one, and we haven't seen a single thing.
Accountant (No. 7)You said the same thing last time.
No. 4, The Loud OneNumber 29, that person you know has been promising since day one, and we haven't seen a single thing. Aren't you tired of it yourself?
Nurse (No. 22)You know perfectly well who that well-off family has given anything to in these past two months.
Accountant (No. 7)Number 9, you speak first. You brought this up last time too.
Foreman (No. 3)How can you say such a thing? He lost his family only last month.
Nurse (No. 22)You haven't said a word about how much you have on your end in a hundred days.
No. 21, Smooth TalkerI took two bags of rice. His door was already broken open, and the stuff would just go bad sitting there. I'm not the only one on this street who's done this kind of thing.
Nurse (No. 22)There's only one person on this street who died because their door wouldn't close.
Accountant (No. 7)You've been saying "enough" since day three.
Accountant (No. 7)You've been saying that for ninety days.
No. 4, The Loud OneWhen you said that, did you actually give her anything?
No. 4, The Loud OneHis machine warned us about the zombie horde ahead of time—that's why no one on this street died. What has your mouth ever done for us?
Family (No. 18)Here.
Foreman (No. 3)He always responds when called. You're always keeping tabs on everyone else.
Mutual Aid Group 95
Sales AssistantI went and looked at that empty lot. The foundation is already there, three of the four walls are down, and the one still standing can carry weight. If we build it to the plan, my tools will cover it. If we are short on hands we just go slower.
Sales AssistantThe first shed has a roof on it. Heavy rain today and nothing came through.
Sales AssistantI've counted heads. Still two bunks short. We need two single iron beds, and a pack of something that burns on top of that — gas canisters or alcohol count too.
Middle-Aged CustomerPhase one is nowhere near enough room. I ran the numbers - with this many people coming, phase two has to be twice as wide, or we end up packed together and colder for it once winter hits. I am going over to help this time.
Old FarmerPhase two is standing too. I walked through it today. Brighter than my place.
Sales AssistantThat gap outside has to be closed off first. Two Sandbags and one Spike Barrier, plus fuel worth two barrels of diesel.
Hoarding Middle-Aged ManI made a list for the last phase, everything we are short of is on it. Do not wait until we are standing there to notice something is missing.
CustomerRoof is on. Three months teaching myself out of a manual, and today it was finally worth something.
Sales AssistantOnce it gets dark, nothing gets done. Still need a Small Fuel Generator and a Large Stove, and fuel worth three barrels of diesel.
Sales AssistantSent over everything I had spare. It is still growing out there, one run will not hurt.
Middle-Aged CustomerKept a few of today eggs. The rest went out with the drone.
Old FarmerAll those vegetables I've got stored are just sitting there. Take them.
CustomerI do not have much to spare. Whatever I can send, I send.
Sales AssistantSomebody has to call it. Where the materials come from, which room goes up first, who moves in first - you have been deciding all of that anyway, so keep deciding. Nobody objects.
Sales AssistantOne less of us. I'm keeping the name on the list.
Sales AssistantNo objection to the platform at your place. Supplies at the door beats moving house.
Sales AssistantI can still hold out here. Count me in on the transfer work.
Sales AssistantIf people get covered without moving, I'm for it.
Sales AssistantYou've been running the delivery routes anyway. It makes sense to leave it with you.
Sales AssistantI've stored up plenty. Setting some aside for the camp won't hurt.
Sales AssistantFood isn't a worry for me. I can lend a hand at the camp.
Sales AssistantThe food's just piling up at my place. Bring it to the camp and we all eat.
Sales AssistantI've got enough spare food for two. Count me in for the camp.
Sales AssistantWhatever you say we build, we build. I'm with you.
Sales AssistantYou're the one who kept sending supplies all these weeks. Whichever you pick, I'm on your side.
Sales AssistantI don't know much about the rest. You decide, I'll follow.
Sales AssistantI'm nearly out of everything. I don't think I can hold up the transfer work.
Sales AssistantLet me feed myself first. Things are tight here.
Sales AssistantIf you need hands, I can't help right now. I can barely eat.
Sales AssistantThe camp needs us to chip in. What little I've stored won't cover it.
Sales AssistantBefore moving over you'd need a proper stockpile. I'm nowhere near.
Sales AssistantThings are tight already. If I pour more into the camp, I'm afraid I'll be the first to go down.
Sales AssistantThe votes are in. The transfer hub goes at your place. Say in the group if you need anything.
Sales AssistantThe votes are in. The camp starts now. I'll post the job list later.
Sales AssistantNot enough votes. That's the end of it; it won't come up again.
Sales AssistantThe votes are in. Everyone wants you to lead this. Say the word and it's settled.
Sales AssistantThe horde is finally gone. If we want to last, someone has to make the calls.
Sales AssistantMakes sense. Let's pick someone.
I agree. Let's set a time and vote.
Sales AssistantWe can't even eat our fill. Why pick a leader?
Sales AssistantLet's just get through the days first.
Sales AssistantEveryone's here, so let's vote. One vote each. We'll see the result first thing tomorrow.
Sales AssistantThe votes are too scattered. Nobody got chosen.
Holding out alone is too hard. I propose we build a camp together. Vote if you agree.
Sales AssistantMy vote is yours.
Sales AssistantYou've been running things all along. No objection from me.
Sales AssistantCount me in.
Sales AssistantMaterials are all in. We break ground first thing tomorrow — anyone with time, come lend a hand.
Sales AssistantMade a group. Everyone here has traded with each other before. If anything comes up, just say it here so we don't have to message one by one.
Sales AssistantWith this few of us, a lot of things are hard to get done. Let's see if we can bring more people in.
Sales AssistantHalf the houses in my neighborhood can't be reached anymore, and the whole street is dead quiet at night. I want to keep a few pigeons, for company, and for food if it comes to that. Could you catch two live ones? I'll thank you with a pot of Oat White Dye.
Sales AssistantThe doors and windows are boarded up, nobody's been outside in weeks, and there's just one emergency lamp left in here. I'd like two white mice to pass the time. Can you catch live ones? I have a roll of Grey Oak Grain wallpaper to trade.
Sales AssistantWe don't dare turn on a light after dark in case it draws the zombies, so we sit in the dark till morning. There's an old record player here with the casing rusted through; I want to patch it and play a few records quietly at night. I'm three sheets of fine metal short. I'll trade two eggs, two packets of onion seeds, plus a Lightweight Wheel Set for robots.
Sales AssistantAll we've got left is a few cans and half a bag of rice. Haven't seen meat in weeks, and people go light-headed while working. I'd like a wild rabbit. I have two cans of coconut juice to trade for it.
Sales AssistantThe heating's been off for ages. Once it's cold, nights in here are about as cold as outside, the blankets never warm up, and we've got chilblains on our hands and feet. I'd like two electric heaters. I'll trade a notebook on ochre-red dye.
Sales AssistantA few nights ago someone pried my door open, took some of our food, and split one of our heads open. I'm afraid they'll be back. I want a security door, and a security window too. I'll trade a jar of honey, a carton of milk and a bag of sugar.
Sales AssistantThe fuel ran out long ago. It's been cold cans and soggy crackers for days, and my stomach keeps acting up. I just want one hot meal: braised dove in rice wine, ordinary is fine. I have two bottles of dry red.
Sales AssistantThat rooftop patch is the only fresh food we have, and now it's crawling with snails and bugs. The leaves are chewed down to the veins, and the pesticide's long gone. Could you get me a hedgehog? I'll give you a box of frozen short ribs and a bottle of sake.
Sales AssistantSomeone here has a birthday. Food's rationed by the day and nobody's seen anything sweet in ages, but we all want to mark this one no matter what. Could you make two fruit puddings? I have a roll of Orange Square Tile wallpaper to trade.
Sales AssistantA few days ago I took in two people who fled from the south side. One of them keeps coughing and running a fever, and I don't know what it is. I want to put up a partition to keep them apart, and I'm short one stainless steel sheet and one acrylic sheet. I'll trade a notebook on purple dye and throw in a toy-brick lighthouse.
Sales AssistantI haven't had an egg since it all happened. It's compressed biscuits and cans every day, and I keep thinking about the onion and ham omelettes I used to make. If you can manage it, could you make me one? I'll thank you with two pots of Ochre Red Dye.
Sales AssistantThe radio can't pick up any station anymore. Apart from taking turns on night watch, we just sit there, and some of us can't sleep at all. I'm repairing a gramophone to get some sound in here, and I still need three electronic components and two rolls of wire. I'll trade two packets of bell pepper seeds, two packets of matsutake seeds, plus a Fast Charge Module for robots.
Sales AssistantI risked a trip to the outskirts for a batch of wild fruit, and it'll rot in a few days. I want to brew it and keep it to trade for food come winter. Could you make me a brewing barrel? I still have a bottle of pre-disaster whisky and a plant-dye notebook to trade.
Sales AssistantWe're out of high-proof alcohol. The stove needs it to light, and someone here got their calf cut open on barbed wire; it's festering now and has to be cleaned every day. Could I get five bottles? I have a spare household UPS and a Compact Battery Pack for robots to trade.
Sales AssistantLast time I went scavenging, zombies cornered me in a supermarket stockroom and I hid there all night before I got out. I want two shots of adrenaline in my pack, so I've got a chance if it happens again. I'll give you two craft beers.
Sales AssistantWe haven't heard a thing from outside in ages. No idea where in the city there are still people, or if rescue's still coming. I'm building a radio to listen for the shelters' broadcasts, and I need one integrated circuit and two iron parts. I'll trade a pot of Dusk Blue Dye, plus a DC Motor Unit for repair robots.
Sales AssistantThe few households here have been living on thin porridge, and the ones who haul supplies can barely stand. We want to put together a meal of meat to get them back on their feet: ten meat dishes, enough to go around. I've got the drinks: dry red, sake, beer, yellow wine and whisky. You get a bottle of each.
Sales AssistantOur food's shrinking by the day, and every place in the city worth searching has been gone through several times. I want to try raising animals for food, starting with a few to see which can survive indoors. Could you catch me four live ones? Anything but rats. Squirrels are fine too. I'll trade seeds: cauliflower, beet, shaggy mane, sunflower and cucumber, two packets each.
Sales AssistantIt's been frozen meat every day. Several of us have bleeding gums and sores at the corners of our mouths, from lack of vitamins. Could you put together five different vegetables or fruits? I'll trade a pack of frozen stew meat and a bag of frozen chicken thighs.
Sales AssistantEvery day I haul water and fuel back from several streets away, two-plus hours a trip. I wrenched my back moving sandbags a few days ago, there's no medicine, and now I can barely bend over, but the work can't stop. I'd love a massage chair. I have some Grey-Blue Concrete Slab flooring to trade.
Sales AssistantAt night the windows are stuffed with quilts, and zombies keep shuffling past the door. A few of us just sit there getting more on edge, and two of us came to blows over nothing the other day. Got any playing cards? One deck, and a dartboard would be even better.
Sales AssistantOnce it got cold, half my seedlings outside froze. What's left is the only fresh food we'll have this winter; lose those and it's cans till spring. I want to build a glass shed: two sheets of tempered glass, a wood strip, and an electric heater to keep it going at night.
Sales AssistantSomeone here has had a fever for three days. Can't even keep water down, and they're getting confused. The clinic and pharmacies nearby were cleaned out long ago. Can you get fever meds and antibiotics? One box of each is enough.
Sales AssistantMy throat's been swollen for days, I can't swallow anything dry, and there isn't a single anti-inflammatory pill in the house. I'd like some soup, three different kinds. Ordinary is fine, and you can send them in separate trips.
Sales AssistantAt night it's pitch black in here; a few days ago someone broke a leg going downstairs in the dark. The radio's dead too, and we've missed several rescue broadcasts. My roof faces south and gets plenty of sun during the day. I want to put up a large solar panel and a UPS unit to store the power, so the lights and the radio can stay on at night.
Sales AssistantOur food's almost gone, and the veggies in the cellar are all we've got to count on. But the cellar never sees light, and the seedlings have all turned yellow. I'd like a large plant grow box and a compost bin. My own compost isn't ready yet, so send five basic fertilizer for now.
Sales AssistantNobody on the nearby streets can reach anyone else. You could be trapped at home shouting yourself hoarse and no one would know; last week a household across the street didn't make it before anyone came. I checked out the cell tower at the corner. A whole row of boards in the cabinet is burnt out, and rats chewed through the cables. Need four integrated circuits and five rolls of wire. Once it's fixed, walkie-talkies across the next few streets can reach each other.
Sales AssistantEverything nearby's been picked clean. Walking out of the city and back takes two days, and some who went never came back. I found an electric tricycle. The frame's fine, but the motor and controller are shot. Fixing it takes two integrated circuits and three rolls of wire. There's nowhere to charge on the road, so I'd also like a power storage station to carry along.
Sales AssistantThe doctor at the corner clinic went out looking for medicine and never came back. The cold room still works, and inside is the last batch of vaccines for the blocks around here. It needs power at night: an extra large power storage device and two rolls of wire.
Sales AssistantOur area's been without power for ages. Some of the old folks cough all night, and the houses are as cold as an icehouse. Over a dozen households on our street set up a generator room together, we just don't have a generator. Need an extra large fuel generator. We're almost out of fuel too. Anything that adds up to 9000 burn value will do: diesel, alcohol, wood, whatever.
Sales AssistantRats got into the storeroom and chewed open several sacks of grain in one night, and something big has been digging by the wall. That grain is the whole street's food for the winter. I'd like an extra large rat cage, three iron animal traps and four simple mousetraps.
Sales AssistantHeard the roads close once it snows. Nobody'll be able to go out, and anyone without stores will just go hungry. I want to stock up for winter now. I need a ration press to press food into blocks that keep. Food totaling 500 satiety, anything goes, plus eight seeds to plant in spring.
Sales AssistantThe water's been off for weeks, and the well nearby has a film of oil on it. Can't drink that. I want to catch rainwater on the roof deck. I need two containers, plus two plastic sheets to rig a slope that runs the water in.
Sales AssistantA few houses on this street have been silent for a long time. The doors are all locked, and there might still be food and medicine inside. I want to go take a look. I need one crowbar and two lockpicks.
Sales AssistantEvery day we have to fetch water from the end of the street, and there are always zombies wandering along the way. A few days ago someone got chased and had to drop the bucket. I want three noisemakers to throw and draw them off.
Sales AssistantI was at the supermarket the day it all started. When the zombies burst in I ran for it, and a family photo fell out near the checkout. I still haven't heard from my family, and that photo is all I have of them. Could you help me get it back?
Sales AssistantA roof caved in overnight on a house across the street. Someone's leg got crushed, they can't walk, and that place is still shedding dirt. I want to make a stretcher to carry them over here. Need two wooden planks and a bandage.
Sales AssistantZombies keep slipping into the narrow alley behind the house at night. They find the back door and start banging on it, and the frame's already loose. I want to wall off the alley mouth with sandbags. Need three bags.
Sales AssistantSince the power went out, the pump in the basement's stopped. Water keeps seeping in at the base of the walls, and the grain sacks on the floor have mold spots. I want a small rack to get the food off the ground, and two bottles of disinfectant spray.
Sales AssistantWhen it all started my kid was in the hospital. It was chaos getting out, and the plush toy they always sleep with got left in the ward. These nights, any noise outside wakes them up crying for it. Could you check the inpatient ward for me?
Sales AssistantA few of us take turns keeping watch, and whoever has the late shift keeps nodding off. The day before yesterday a zombie almost made it to the door. Got anything to drink that'll keep us awake? Anything's fine, two's enough.
Sales AssistantOne of us here is out of asthma meds. There's a pharmacy across the river nobody's hit yet, but a gang has set up a checkpoint at the bridge. You have to pay to cross, and they only take booze. Could you spare two bottles? Any kind.
Sales AssistantLast night zombies smashed a window on the ground floor and bent the frame. We've got a wardrobe shoved against it, but it won't hold for more than a few days. Need two window repair kits, plus two repair parts to fix the frame back in place.
Sales AssistantIn the first few days the school was a temporary shelter, and one of the old folks from our place helped hand out food in the kitchen. Then zombies stormed the school, everyone scattered, and their hearing aid got dropped in the kitchen. Without it they can't hear a thing, not even something at the door. Could you help get it back?
Sales AssistantThe camp you proposed in the group has the votes. Everyone's going with your call. Give me the word and I'll hand out the work.
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Rescue Team 65
[Rescue Team Alert] Attention all survivors: The main road to your area has completely collapsed—the obstacle-clearing team can't get in. Our first batch of transport capacity has been redirected to the west side of the city where roads are still accessible. Hold on—an aerial rescue team will arrive on Day 50 to pick up survivors from rooftops.
[Rescue Team Alert] ...signal interference intensifying...evacuation plan...proceeding as scheduled...please keep the channel open...(latter half drowned out by static)
[Rescue Team Alert] This may be our final broadcast for the foreseeable future. Conditions around the safe zone are rapidly deteriorating, and we're relocating core equipment. If the channel goes silent, don't panic—wait for reconnection... (signal interrupted)
[Rescue Team Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side were lost—we don't have the resources for another flight. We can secure one more supply drop for you: Day 66 airdrop, coordinates logged. Survive until then.
[Rescue Crew Bulletin] Your message is received. At this stage remain indoors, avoid non-essential trips outside, and await coordinated evacuation. Keep the channel clear.
Got the notice. Is there anything I can do on my end before day fifty?You can reply: Got the notice. Is there anything I can do on my end before day fifty?
[Rescue Team Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side were lost—we don't have the resources for another flight. We can secure one more supply drop for you.
Your set has stayed online. The fix has not drifted in two days - we can pin you to the block.
That transfer point on the west side moved yesterday and is not taking anyone for now. Do not head that way.
Your position is steady, so we used it as an anchor and re-marked the three streets around you.
Borrowing your signal, we reached a node southwest that had been silent a long while. There are people there.
The collapse on the main road is half cleared. Do not get your hopes up - we are down to two machines.
The north district lost power all last night. Every beacon over there went out; they have only been coming back today.
You, that southwest node, and one more further south now form a line. The longer the chain, the further we see.
A household was found down your chain yesterday. Alive - two adults and a child.
Rain over the next few days. Patch the roof leaks now; it is less work than patching them wet.
The evacuation list is being sorted. You are on it. Not near the top, but on it.
We lost a vehicle and two people in the south end yesterday. I am not supposed to tell you this, but you would hear it elsewhere sooner or later.
You have never switched off. That is what this job comes down to - whoever stays on is whoever gets found.
Coordinates re-checked, no problem. All that is left is waiting out the days.
There is a lot of noise on the channel lately. That is interference, not a fault. Do not go fiddling with your set.
...bearing...repeat...anyone copy?...
[Rescue Team Alert] The main road to your area has completely collapsed—vehicles can't get through. The first group has been evacuated to the west side of the city where roads are still accessible. Hold on—an aerial rescue team will arrive on Day 50 to pick up survivors from rooftops.
[Rescue Team Alert] This may be our final broadcast for the foreseeable future. Conditions around the safe zone are rapidly deteriorating, and we're relocating core equipment. If the channel goes silent, don't panic—wait for reconnection... (signal interrupted)
[Rescue Team Alert] ...signal interference intensifying...evacuation plan...proceeding as scheduled...please keep the channel open...(latter half drowned out by static)
[Rescue Team Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side encountered incidents—we don't have the resources for another flight. We can secure one more supply drop for you: Day 66 airdrop, coordinates logged. Survive until then.
[Evacuation Team - Channel Restored] All survivors: The relay channel has been reconnected. The final evacuation is being prepared. Hold on, get your beacons ready, and don't miss the last transport.
[Rescue Crew Bulletin] Message received. Remain indoors, limit trips outside, and await coordinated evacuation. Keep the channel clear.
I saw the notice. I'll stay home until day fifty. Is there anything you want me to prepare in the meantime?You can reply: I saw the notice. I'll stay home until day fifty. Is there anything you want me to prepare in the meantime?
[Rescue Team Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side encountered incidents—we don't have the resources for another flight. We can secure one more supply drop for you.
Your set signal has held. The position is accurate - down to the yard.
They are clearing the east road these days; it is not open yet. Stay off it for now.
Your position is a good one, so we used it as a reference and redrew the map of this whole stretch.
On your signal we reached a node further south. It had never answered. Yesterday it did.
The checkpoint across the bridge has pulled out. Not enough people; they have pulled back to the west side.
A stretch of the west district lost power yesterday. The beacons went out with it, and they are only coming back now.
Your position, the one south of you, and one more below that - they are strung together now. The longer the string, the further we see.
A household was found along that line yesterday. An old couple. Both fine.
It turns colder in the next few days, with rain. Small jobs like the window gaps - do them now, do not put it off.
The list is being sorted. You are on it. There are a good many ahead of you, but you are on it.
Something happened in the south end yesterday; we lost a vehicle. I need not tell you this, but you would hear it eventually.
You have never switched off. What we dread is a signal that comes and goes - that is the hardest kind to find.
Coordinates checked, all correct. From here it is counting the days.
There is heavy noise on the channel lately. That is interference from outside, not a fault on your end. Leave the dial alone.
[Safe Zone Alert] The main road into your area has completely collapsed—clearance crews can't get in for now. The first batch of transport capacity has been temporarily reassigned to the west side of the city where roads are still accessible. Hold on—an aerial rescue team will arrive on Day 50 to pick up survivors from rooftops.
[Safety Zone Alert] ...power supply unstable... reducing broadcast power... please monitor this channel... do not panic if transmission cuts out... (static intensifying)
[Safe Zone Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side were lost. We can secure one more supply drop for you: Day 66 airdrop, coordinates logged. Survive until then.
[Safe Zone Alert] Channel restored. Evacuation teams are still operational. The final evacuation on Day 100 will proceed as scheduled—rally coordinates will be announced then. Check your beacon and stay online.
[Safe Zone Bulletin] Message received. Stay where you are, avoid non-essential trips outside, and await coordinated evacuation. Keep the channel clear.
I've got a warehouse, with some supplies and tools left. Day fifty is still a while off. Is there anything I can be useful for?You can reply: I've got a warehouse, with some supplies and tools left. Day fifty is still a while off. Is there anything I can be useful for?
[Safe Zone Alert] Aerial rescue canceled. Two aircraft deployed to the west side were lost. We can secure one more supply drop for you.
That antenna on your roof is well placed. The signal has held; we can fix you down to the yard gate.
That section of the freight route is still blocked. The clearance crew is booked out to next week - do not count on it.
Your position is high and steady, so we used it as a reference and re-marked this whole storage district.
On your signal we connected to a warehouse two kilometres out. Someone is holding that one too.
The temporary post down at the docks is closed. Everything is cleared out and the people have pulled back.
The whole east side went black last night. Their equipment is only coming up today.
You, that place two kilometres out, and one more east - strung into a chain now. The longer the chain, the further we reach.
We felt out a node along your chain yesterday. Four people, and they still have food stored.
Rain is coming. Work like the warehouse roof - get it done while the weather holds.
The evacuation list is being sorted. You are on it. Not near the front, but on it.
We lost a vehicle and two people in the south end yesterday. By the book I should not tell you, but you would hear it eventually.
Your set has not cut out once. That is what we go on when we look for people - the ones always on are the easiest to find.
Coordinates checked, no problem. The rest is waiting.
The noise on the channel is interference, not a fault in your equipment. Do not touch it.
Anonymous Number 4
Heard you borrowed a bit before it all went down. Must've stocked up some, right? Everyone's short on things now. I'll come by in a few days—just spare a little.
Heard you took out a loan before it all went down. Bet you stocked up plenty. Times are hard for everyone. I'll drop by in a couple of days—spare some, and I won't make it hard on you.
Heard you borrowed a lot before it all went down. You must have stocked up plenty too. Everyone's short on supplies now. I'll come find you in a few days—spare a little, and I won't make things difficult.
There's a batch of supplies at this location. Believe it or not.
Agricultural Research Station 2
[Agricultural Research Station] It worked, but only one plant survived, so this is the only seed we can spare—it's already on its way by drone. This variety needs enormous amounts of fertilizer: feed it a full dose of topdressing every round once it's planted, and if you miss a single round it stops growing. Don't use raw soil.
No rush on the samples. There's a frequency you should know about. Schools, the children's home, the nursing home, public places like that keep reading out what they're short of on it. You can grow food, so help where you can. They'll send something back. To tune in: turn the dial all the way to the low end, then back half a notch.
Neighbor 279
Thank you... I've put everything you brought these past few days to good use.
I cleaned the window today. This way... I can see over to your place a bit more clearly.
I made it through... I really made it through. During those hardest days, nothing you sent went to waste. ...I've been keeping track of all these days.
Today's basket was so heavy I nearly lost my balance carrying it in.
Something's hitting my window... The glass is about to break. I don't know how much longer it can hold.
I've searched the kitchen high and low, but there's nothing left to cook with. I've been surviving on just water for the past two days. I have no energy at all and don't feel like doing anything—just sitting here... How about you? Do you still have any food left?
The power's out here, and I'm afraid the food in the refrigerator is going to spoil. As it gets dark... I'm starting to panic, too.
The hinges on my front door have been pried loose and it won't shut tight. If this keeps up, the door won't hold against what's outside.
What you sent held the window shut tight, and by dawn it had gone. The frame only cracked a little — I wasn't hurt at all.You can reply: As long as you're okay. The frame can wait, Need anything else? I'll put it in the basket, I didn't sleep well last night either
After eating something, I finally pulled myself together. Today I could get out of bed and tidy up the place.You can reply: You're up and about? That's a relief, Leave the tidying for now. Rest a bit more, Next time you feel sick, tell me sooner
The generator finally started running, and the Refrigerator is humming again. I slept with the lights on last night and slept through till dawn.
The door is reinforced now, sturdier than before. Tonight I won't need to brace a chair against it.
Anyone there... please, they've surrounded my house, the door won't hold much longer. I don't know who else I can turn to...
I got what was in the basket. Thank you.
I got everything in the basket... Thank you for all your trouble today.
I got it. This will last me quite a while. You kept enough for yourself, right?
I got the things. Every time I watch the basket slide over, I feel a little steadier.
Once I get through this, I'll definitely send something back to you.
That thing outside finally stopped... I stayed up all night clutching a broom.You can reply: It came down to a broom?, Get some sleep. I'll keep an eye on your window, Up all night and you held it. You're braver than me
Today's a bit better... Maybe I can just push through this.
Another dark night in the house. I counted the sounds outside... and dawn still came.
The door... finally held. I tapped it with my knuckles, not daring to use much force.
There's not much I can do to help from across the street, so I just made you an extra portion.
I got everything you sent. I put a return gift in the basket. I pickled it myself, and it's just right to eat now.
You haven't been active for several days. Are you okay? I left some food for you.
There's some stuff in the basket. Eat up.
You keep making do with whatever food you have. I'm really getting worried about you. From now on, I'll bring you a portion whenever I cook. It's no extra trouble, since I'm cooking anyway.
Saved you a little something to eat. Have it while it's warm.
Did you lock your doors and windows properly? I left some food for you while I was at it.
Saved you a portion as usual. Eat it while it's hot — don't let it sit in the basket too long.
The basket is so stuffed it won't close. Don't hold back—I've got plenty more here.
When it gets quiet outside, I'll come to your place and cook you something good.
I dried some flowers and put one in for you too. It's not really useful, but it's nice to look at.
I folded some paper cranes and tucked a few in for you. I don't know if they actually work, but it gives me peace of mind.
I made you a protective charm—take it with you when you go out. I'm right next door, but if something really happens, I won't be able to get to you. Please be careful out there.
The vegetables on the balcony are ready. I picked the best ones and put them in the basket. Remember to eat them while they're fresh.
I grew these myself — picked the best ones from this stretch. That bag of seeds of yours wasn't wasted.
This is the first harvest, and I saved some for you. Watching them grow, I kept thinking I'd share half with you.
This taste... I really can't get used to it. I'll put it away for now and eat it some day when I'm really hungry.
I put something in the basket this time... give it a try.
Nothing much happening today... just wanted to talk to you.
These past days... thank you. Knowing there's someone on the other side of the window, I'm not as panicked.
I slipped something into the basket before pushing it over. I won't tell you what it is, so you won't feel the need to be polite about it.
Nothing much happened today, but I suddenly felt like leaving you something. Go ahead and check the basket.
I put some things in the basket for you. You're all alone over there, so you need to take good care of yourself.
Left you a little something in the basket. Don't ask what it is, see for yourself.
Take it. With a whole street between us, this is about all I can pass over. But next time I'll think about what else I might be able to do.
Gave you some more stuff. This time it's something I made myself—try it first before you tell me if it tastes good or not.
My hand slipped while I was cooking today and I made an extra portion. It's in the basket, if you'd like to try it.
Sending the basket back empty felt wrong, so I tucked a few things in. I hope you'll take them.
I can't just keep taking your things. What's in the basket is nothing special, but I picked out every piece myself.
I got the basket. Everything's fine on my end, don't worry about me.
I got it. Once I'm back on my feet, I'll pay you back for every piece. Don't you dare say no then.
Everything's here this time. Thank you. Please take care of yourself, too.
A pane of glass on the sunroom roof has come loose, and a strip of iron beside it snapped off — the wind pours in all night... Nothing I have can pry it back. Do you have any proper tools on your end?
Oh no, it rained through the roof last night and all my stored grain got soaked and moldy. I haven't figured out where my next meal is coming from yet. Do you have any food supplies left?
The cold wave has hit, and it's so cold inside that water freezes instantly... The Fuel for heating ran out long ago. I'm wrapped in everything I can find, but I still can't get warm. Do you have anything left to burn over there?
The door frame got knocked loose again, worse than last time... I want to nail it tight myself, but I've run out of materials. Could I trouble you one last time?
That pane of glass on top is finally pressed back into place. Tried three or four times without it lining up, then I pushed at the angle you showed me and the iron strip clicked right back in! No more wind pouring in tonight.
Got the food, just in time before we ran out. Those few days I was counting down our last half bag of rice. ...You didn't have to look out for this side.
The stove is burning again, and the room finally feels lived-in. I'll use this coal sparingly—it should last until the cold wave passes. ...You stay warm over there too.
The door is nailed shut tight, even sturdier than before. When the day comes that we no longer need to be afraid, I want to thank you face to face. I'll remember these words and make sure to say them when the time comes.
I managed to wedge that pane of glass on top with a wooden strip and some rope. The wind still seeps in, but it'll do for now... We're both still here, and that's what matters.
I picked through the moldy parts and made do for a few meals. My stomach acted up for two days, but I pulled through. Don't blame yourself... Next time it leaks, I'll definitely patch it up sooner.
I made it through. During those coldest nights, I kept watching your window... Seeing the light on made me feel like I could hold on.
I propped the door up with a cabinet—it won't collapse for now. You did your best, I know that... We promised each other we'd hold out together until the end.
Nothing much happened today. Just wanted to let you know I'm doing okay. Everything's alright on your end too, right?
Saw your curtains open across the way this morning, so I knew you were up.
The wind was so strong last night, my first thought was of that window at your place. Thank goodness I saw your light on this morning.
These past few days have been pretty quiet, nothing much happened. Just collected the clothes I washed yesterday, and that was about it. It would be nice if I could have a few more days like this.
I saved you some food. If it gets cold, just heat it up. Don't keep making do with just a few quick bites.
I've been counting, and we've been living like this, separated by a window, for almost half a year now. ...That safety charm I slipped you on the day I moved in actually worked.
I wasn't feeling great today, so I dug out some old yarn and knitted half a sock. Time just passed by as I knitted. ...I see your light is still on over there—don't stay up too late.
I keep track of my days in a notebook, writing one sentence each day. Today's sentence was: "The soil is ready, planting tomorrow." ...The recent sentences are much longer than those from the beginning.
We used to run into each other at the intersection quite a few times—just a nod and we'd go our separate ways, never asking each other anything. Now that we can't meet face to face, we end up sending several messages a day instead. It's pretty strange when you think about it.
That unfinished letter... I still have it. Someday, I want to read you the rest of it in person.
Watching you through this window, I find my mind wandering after a while. Don't ask me what I'm looking at—I'm not telling you.
I came across some old things today, and suddenly I had so much I wanted to say. I wrote and deleted over and over. It's too late now—I'll talk more another day. Good night.
The nails around the door frame have come loose. They rattled all night long, and the wood is starting to crack. I don't have anything to reinforce it with... If you have any spare materials over there, could you share some with me?
I've received all the materials, but I don't have a single proper tool here. With just my bare hands, I can't even get the nails in. If you have any extras on your side, could you give me one?
The bridge is down to its final section. The bridge planks need to be laid from my side, and both ends must be nailed securely. But I don't have enough materials... If you have extra planks or lumber on your side, please share some with me. Without even one piece, this bridge can't be completed.
Got it. It's sturdier than I expected. Something rammed it twice last night, but the door didn't budge.
With proper tools at hand, work goes much faster. Before, using just my hands, I could only tighten two screws in a whole afternoon.
I've received all the materials—there's enough! I'll handle the nailing from here. Listen, work has already started on the balcony side. Once the bridge is up, we won't have to shout across to each other anymore.
I've been running a fever since last night... ran out of medicine at home ages ago. My head's spinning, do you... have any Fever Meds...
I took the medicine and broke into a sweat. The fever's come down a bit. I was really scared last night... but I'm feeling better now. Just wanted to let you know.
Had a fever for two days, but finally pulled through on my own... feel like I've been hit by a truck. Don't worry though, I'm still here.
The soap's down to a tiny sliver, and the toothpaste's nearly gone too. Do you have any spare daily supplies...?
Got them! You even thought of toothpaste... I've arranged them on the windowsill, just seeing them there gives me peace of mind.
I cut the last bar of soap into three pieces. It should last a few more days. Don't laugh at me.
I sat by the window all day today... There's no color outside at all. I want to plant something on the windowsill, watch it sprout—just to have something to look forward to. Do you have any seeds...
I planted it! I marked the date on the wall with a pencil. When it sprouts, I'll take a picture and show you.
I didn't get any seeds... so I buried a dried bean in the soil. What if, just what if, it wants to live too?
I've got a fever again... I'm telling you right away this time. I remember how to take the medicine from last time; I've just run out. Could you bring some more?
The fever's gone down, and I recovered faster than last time. I remembered how to take those pills properly this time and didn't mess it up.
The fever's broken. I toughed it out on my own. ...I'll tell you sooner next time, I promise.
That bar of soap's used up, and I've still kept the wrapper. I'm out of daily supplies again — do you have any?
Got it. I kept the wrapper from this one too. ...I'm collecting them in a box, to hold on to these days.
I've been brushing my teeth with salt water these past few days... I'm fine. It's just, that box... there's been nothing to put in it lately.
The pot on the windowsill is growing faster than I expected, almost reaching the glass. I want to plant another one. This time, something that can bloom. Do you still have seeds?
Planted them. The two pots are sitting side by side, and I bet the left one will bloom first. The wager is one meal—do you dare take it?
I didn't wait for new seeds—I divided the first pot. Now I have two pots as well. See? I've got my own methods.
The basket came again, three checkmarks drawn in the notebook. I can tell the distance from that creaking sound now—empty ones and full ones sound different.
Three days in a row of baskets. I used to count the days by how many more I could hold out. Now I count the days until what I planted sprouts.
You haven't missed a single day these three days... I know you don't owe me anything.
This is all I can give back. I'm really running on empty here... But I can't bring myself to send it back empty-handed.
Please take the little bit in the basket. I really am down to the bottom here, but once I recover, I'll make it up to you.
My hands don't have much strength, so I sent the basket out light. ...It's on the light side, but at least it travels fast.
I've put the basket back for you. ...If it's not too much trouble, could you bring me something to eat? Anything at all.
I put the note in the basket. I'd like some food, and some daily supplies too — things at home are nearly out.
I'm feeling a bit unwell... Do you have any medicine on your end?
It's getting cold, and the stove's barely working. Food and fuel — do you have any to spare?
The place has been a mess for nearly a month, and I want to start tidying today. I ran out of daily supplies long ago, and I don't have a single proper tool on hand. Do you have any of these to spare?
The window frame's cracked, and I'm all groggy. Medicine or repair materials — do you have either?
I want to try growing something on the balcony. Seeds, and a few days' worth of food — if you have extra, could you set some aside for me?
Fuel's nearly out, and it's too cold to sleep at night. If you have any to spare, just a bit would do.
Fever's up to thirty-seven point eight, and I feel heavy all over. Food, medicine, daily supplies — all run out. Do you have any to spare?
It's such a shame to leave the flowerpots on the balcony empty. I'd like some materials and fertilizer—I want to try my hand at it myself.
Spent the whole afternoon wrestling with a can, and it won... Got any can openers or similar Tools? And bring some food while you're at it.
The cough still hasn't gone, and it's cold inside. Medicine and fuel — if you have any to spare, just a bit would do.
Couldn't sleep last night, so I counted up everything I'm short on. Daily supplies are long gone, and my farming materials and seeds are nearly out. How are things on your end?
I've got a bit of a fever and no appetite. Do you have any fever medicine or something light to eat?
Only a handful of rice left, and fuel's nearly gone. These next few days are going to be rough. Do you still have enough food and fuel on your end?
I want to reinforce the window. Leave me some materials—I'll handle it myself this time.
The balcony soil is all turned over! Now I just need seeds. When the first harvest comes in, I'll give you half.
I'm learning to put together a little medicine kit, building it up slowly. If you have any extra medicine, just put it in the basket.
I want to put up a little rack for growing vegetables. But I don't have the materials or seeds yet.
The medicine kit's still missing a few things, and the door hinges are loose too. Medicine and materials—whatever's convenient for you.
The first pot of seedlings sprouted! I'd like some more seeds and fertilizer to expand my little "farm".
I want to fix a few things myself. But I don't have the materials, or any proper tools yet.
Autumn's here, and I coughed a couple of times last night. The leftover medicine from last time is long gone — there's not a single pill in the house now. Do you have any on your end?
I've got a big plan — plant up the whole balcony. Still short on materials, seeds, and fertilizer.
The wind broke two of my seedlings last time... Could you give me some more seeds? I'm not giving up.
My first aid kit is almost complete, just missing a few things. Also want some new seeds to try different varieties.
I'm fixing that rocking chair! Just need a few more materials. Once it's done, I'll invite you to sit in it... from across the balcony.
Learned how to use a hammer, though my thumb's a bit sore... Need to stock up on more tools and materials.
I've run out of medicine, and the fertilizer's nearly gone too. Do you have any of either to spare?
Materials, seeds, and medicine — once I have all these, I can grow and harvest on my own. This should be the last batch. Once I've recovered, it'll be my turn to put things in the basket.
The rope sagged under the weight, and the basket scraped along the sill coming in... Did you send over everything you own?
The basket slid slower than usual today, and it stopped several times halfway.
Everything was packed so neatly. How long did that take you over there?
Some of it spilled out of the basket, and the rope's left marks from the weight. ...It's so full. Did you keep enough for yourself?
I carried it all inside one thing at a time, so many trips back and forth... I'll remember this basket, and pay you back bit by bit.
A whole basket full! I stood at the window stunned for ages before I remembered to wave to you.
The basket knocked against this end and swayed for a long while. I waited until it was completely still before I reached in.
Alright, no need to keep thanking me.
Yeah, I can see your light's on over there. That's good.
You pulled through this yourself, don't give me all the credit.
Glad to help. Just say the word if you need anything.
Stay away from the window for now, hide in the back room. I'll figure something out.
Don't think about all that now. Have something hot to eat first, just get through today.
Eat the stuff that might spoil first. Don't panic.
Use something heavy to barricade the door. Don't stay by the entrance.
Got it. You find somewhere safe to hide too.
Stay away from the door and keep quiet. I'll figure something out.
Have you eaten? I made flatbread with the last of my flour—half of it got burnt, but it still smells pretty good. I saved you a piece.
I put a return gift in the basket. Take it in slowly so nothing inside gets knocked around.
What's in the basket is what I've saved up over the last few days. You sent so much, I had to give you something back.
I put a few little things in the basket. They're not worth much, but I remember everything you've sent me.
I covered the return gift with a cloth. Be careful when you lift it, so the wind doesn't blow it away.
That portion in the basket was set aside just for you. It's nothing valuable, just a small token from me.
The basket sounded smooth the whole way over, so nothing should have spilled. Check that everything's there once you have it.
There isn't much in the basket this time. This is what I could spare for now. Next time I'll save more for you.
I had the basket ready first thing this morning. See if any of it is useful once you get it.
I put this one right on top of the basket, so you'll see it as soon as you pull it in.
I set everything in the basket so it won't shift. Nothing should bounce out on the way.
I tied the rope tight before letting go, so the basket shouldn't sway too much going over.
I stacked everything neatly one by one, so you don't have to worry about it rolling out when you take it.
I sent the basket over right after I finished sorting things here. Grab it whenever it's convenient.
I spent a while thinking about what to put in, and in the end I went with these.
I started thinking about what to send as soon as it got light, and now it's finally packed.
I set this aside while I was tidying up the room. If it's not too little for you, keep it and use it.
I didn't want the basket going back empty, so I put in a few things I had.
The rope has been creaking louder and louder lately. I'm scared it'll snap, but it made it over safely again this time.
I picked these the way I thought best, so they might not be exactly what you need.
This basket is packed a bit tight. Take things out one at a time, not all in one grab.
You've been helping me all along. I've wanted to send this little thank-you for a while.
The basket's on its way. Wait until it stops before you reach for it, or it'll bump your hand.
This is all I can spare from my end. If you don't need it yet, just put it away.
I had to tug the rope several times before it moved. I'm worried things got jostled, so check if anything's crushed.
I've been meaning to pay you back a little, and today I finally got the chance.
Pull a little harder when you bring it in. I packed the basket heavier than usual today.
I listened to the rope the whole time the basket went over. It only went quiet once it reached you, so it should have arrived safely.
I put this in and took it out again so many times before deciding. See if it's of any use to you.
I've used everything you sent, so I want you to be able to use something from me too.
I picked these out a long time ago. I was just waiting for the basket to come back so I could pack them.
I packed this in a bit of a hurry, so please forgive me if it's messy.
I heard your window rattle and hurried to slide the basket over. I hope I didn't disturb you.
I thought a long time about what to put in, and in the end I decided it's better if you open it and see.
The basket went over really smoothly this time, so I'll assume everything reached you in one piece.
I checked everything once more before sending the basket. You can take it without worrying.
You don't need to reply after you get it. When I see the basket's empty from over here, I'll know you've taken it.
I don't know what you're short on over there, so I just picked a few things I thought might be useful.
I went through the basket as soon as it arrived. It's all exactly what I needed. Thank you.
I've sorted out everything you sent. I'll use it sparingly.
The rope felt heavier than usual when I pulled it today. When I opened it I saw you'd sent so much again. I'm sorry to put you to the trouble.
I was waiting by the window the whole time. When I saw the basket swing over, I knew your things had arrived. Thank you.
I took everything out of the basket. There's one thing I can use today.
I've put everything away. At least tonight I won't have to worry.
The basket came faster than I expected today. It got here before I even reached the window.
I split everything into two piles, one to use now and one to save for later.
There was one thing in there I needed right away. Now I don't have to figure out what to do.
You keep giving me basket after basket like this. Do you have enough for yourself?
Thank you. I can feel a little more at ease today.
As soon as the rope made a sound, I knew the basket was here and ran to the window to get it.
With all this, I can get to bed a little earlier tonight.
You packed everything so neatly. I can tell you put a lot of care into it.
I'm keeping track of everything you've given me. I'll pay you back little by little.
The basket slid over steadily and nothing fell out. Thank you for the trouble.
Everything's here. I'll go put it all away first.
I took everything out of the basket and set it out. Just looking at it makes me feel safe.
You need to keep things for yourself too. Don't send me everything you have.
Thank you for always helping me like this. I'll keep it all in my heart.
I've emptied the basket. I'll push it back over now.
Today's things are just enough. You've helped me so much.
The basket was so full I had to hold everything down with one hand and drag it in with the other.
I had to clear a space before I could set it all down. This basket is really too much.
My arms ached from pulling the rope, but this is the kind of ache I don't mind at all.
The rope was pulled tight as a wire. I was scared it might snap, but the basket arrived safely.
There's so much it's spread all over the floor. I need to figure out where to put it all.
Did you pack in everything that would fit? I never expected it to be this full when I opened it!
Everything inside is packed so tight that every time I take one thing out, another pops up underneath.
This basket will last me a long time. I feel so much lighter all of a sudden.
The rope was creaking so loudly today that I thought something had gone wrong. Turns out the basket was just really full.
I stood by the window holding the basket for a long time before I remembered to message you back.
This is so much. Do you really have anything left over there? It makes me a little worried.
There was one more thing tucked at the bottom. I only found it when I dug all the way down. What a surprise.
The basket has come every day lately. Now I'm used to checking the window first thing each day.
Three days in a row I've gotten things from you. I lined them up on the shelf in order, so they won't get mixed up when I use them.
Things have come every single day lately. I'm a little embarrassed, but I'm really happy.
The basket has slid over right on time these past few days. Now as soon as I hear the rope, I know it's you.
Three days in a row now. I can hardly keep track of it all.
After these few days, I have a lot more here than I did before.
Just thinking that the basket might come again tomorrow makes me feel steady.
I keep getting things from you, and I don't even know how I'll pay it all back.
You've been sending me things every day. Do you have enough for yourself? I'm a little worried.
I've been saving things up these days too, hoping I can send you something decent one day.
The rope's been going back and forth nonstop these days. I've gotten used to the sound.
I've had enough these past few days that I finally feel like tidying up my room.
I'm not really used to this taste, but I'll put it away for now and try it when I'm hungry.
This flavor is a bit strong for me. I'll take my time trying it later.
I can't handle this flavor just yet. It's not your fault, my tongue just isn't used to it. I'll keep it for now.
I'm not hungry right now, and I'm not really used to this, so I'll put it away and eat it when I need to.
My stomach might not agree with this, and I'm not hungry right now anyway. I'll keep it. It won't go to waste.
I really can't spare any more. I'll put these in for now and make it up to you once I'm back on my feet.
This is all I can put in this time. I'll try to send more next time.
It was a lot lighter than usual to pull, I could tell myself. There's only this little bit this time.
I counted the cans twice and got two different numbers... Forget it, I'm done counting.
Before bed I check the door latch, then I lie down and worry, so I get up and check it again... Do you do that too?
There's a basin outside the window catching the rain, plinking away. I'm a little worried it's keeping you up.
I started taking apart an old shirt that doesn't fit, to sew it into something else. One sleeve off and my fingers already ache.
I reorganized the medicine box and wrote what each thing is for inside the lid, so I can still find it if I'm too sick to think.
I still haven't used my last battery. It sits next to the flashlight. I keep feeling I'll need it more someday.
Something dragged its feet down the alley in the middle of the night. I held my breath till it was gone and got dizzy. Kind of funny, looking back.
I was counting the time while cooking, lost track halfway, and turned off the heat by feel. It came out just right.
I stared at the seedlings on the rack forever and nothing happened. The moment I turn around, I bet they sneak in some growing.
I saved up the candle stubs, melted them down, and made a new one. It's all crooked, but it burns just as bright.
It's been quiet out there so long I can't sleep. I need to hear a little wind before I can settle... Is that weird?
My unfinished thesis is still on my laptop. I hadn't turned it on in ages. Charged it today and read two lines, and I kind of want to finish it.
A bird called outside my window. I haven't heard one in so long. I stood there waiting for a second call that never came... Did you hear it?
The sky went red all along the edge this evening. I watched it a long time, and my first thought was whether you could see it from your side.
Your light's still on, so I keep telling myself one more page, one more page... I'm four pages in now.
I'm guessing what you're doing right now again. I've guessed so many times and never gotten it right, but I still want to guess.
Whatever I grow, the first share is yours. Don't you dare say no.
I couldn't bring myself to throw away the paper crane I messed up. It's next to my pillow. Something this embarrassing, I'd only tell you.
I arranged what's inside twice and it still looks crooked. Oh well, here it is.
I put something in. Call it me paying you back. Don't you dare pay me back for it... or this basket will never stop.
I hesitated a long time, worried it was too random, but I put it in anyway. Just take it.
The rope's getting a bit frayed, so I sent it over carefully. There's something inside, so go slow when you pull it in.
I put something in the basket for you. Open it and take a look.
The basket's on its way over. There's a little something inside.
I happen to have some of this, so here's a share for you.
I packed a bit for you while I was at it. It's not much, so use it however you like.
See if you can use what's inside.
I just finished making this, and I saved a share for you.
The basket's coming over. What's inside is for you.
I found this while tidying up today, so I put it in the basket for you.
I sent a few things over. Don't mind that it's not much.
The basket's pretty full this time, so be careful when you take it. If anything falls out, that's on you.
Someone from the Rescue Crew 18
I'm with the rescue crew. The message above was the central desk's standard reply, not mine. I saw what you sent.
We're short on hands, so who we pick up depends on how easy it is, and on what we get in return.
I'll send you the modification plan. Boost the beacon's signal first so we can find you.
On day fifty I have a flight passing your way. We go through a lot out here, so stock up on extra food.
Received, and much stronger than before. Now you are a bright point on the map instead of a patch of fog.
Day fifty. Stock up on extra rations. If you're short, I won't be coming for you on this run.
I'm with the rescue crew. The message above was the central desk's standard reply, not mine. I saw what you sent.
We're short on hands, so who we pick up depends on how easy it is, and on what we get in return.
I'll send you the modification plan. Boost the beacon's signal first so we can find you.
On day fifty I have a flight passing your way. We go through a lot out here, so stock up on extra food.
Received, a good deal stronger. On the map you are a point now, not a smear.
Day fifty. Stock up on extra rations. If you're short, I won't be coming for you on this run.
I'm with the rescue crew. The message above was the central desk's standard reply, not mine. I saw what you sent.
We're short on hands, so who we pick up depends on how easy it is, and on what we get in return.
I'll send you the modification plan. Boost the beacon's signal first so we can find you.
On day fifty I have a flight passing your way. We go through a lot out here, so stock up on extra food.
Received, far stronger than it was. You are a solid point on the map now.
Day fifty. Stock up on extra rations. If you're short, I won't be coming for you on this run.
Otto (Basement) 104
That number on the drone is yours, right? I've been seeing it for days but only dared to message you today. Is there anyone on your end?
I can still hold out over here, it's just that I'm short on food. I've got some things here to trade, so if you have food, trade it to me and you decide what you want.
I've been rationing it all along, but now there isn't a single bite left. If you've got extra food over there, let me have some, anything will do.
I finished what you sent two days back. Have you got any spare over there? If not, I'll figure something out.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
You saw what the group said, right? Everyone's putting you forward to lead this. Are you up for it?You can reply: Accept
Rats came down along the pipes, tore open the biscuit wrapper and knocked over the bucket I collect water in. The metal and the odds and ends are all still here, none of it lost. If you've got anything to drink or eat, bring it and take your pick.
The fire on the stove jumped to the carton beside it and the smoke had nowhere to go down here, so I choked through it a long while before putting it out. Most of it survived, so take the metal and the odds and ends if you want them, and trade me something to drink.
The door up top wasn't locked and someone came down in the night and carried off a few of the empty tins I'd saved, though he left anything heavy. Take your pick of the rest and trade me some water and food.
Water started seeping through the wall joints and running down the whole face of it. I rigged a baffle from sheeting and laid something hard underneath. I moved everything up high and nothing's lost. Have you got anything to drink over there?
I sowed oyster mushrooms under what little light reaches the stairwell, and they came up already infested. A basement was never the place for it. The metal and the odds and ends are all here. Bring water or food and trade.
I threw my back out carrying the water bucket up the steps, and one trip takes me two rests now. Everything's where it was, so take your pick of the metal and the odds and ends, and trade me something to drink.
Rats tore open the biscuit wrapper and knocked over the bucket I collect water in. I traded you anything worth trading long ago, and there really isn't a drop left. Pour a little my way.
The fire jumped to the cartons and the smoke had nowhere to go down here. I put it out, but there isn't much left. Anything you can spare will do.
Someone came down in the night and carried off a few containers. I traded you what was left long ago. If you've got water over there, give me some.
Water ran down the whole face of the wall through the joints. I rigged a baffle and most of it still got soaked. I've got nothing left to trade, so see me through with a little first.
The oyster mushrooms by the stairwell came up infested. This was never the place for it. I have nothing left in hand to trade. Anything will do. Give me a little.
I threw my back out carrying the bucket up the steps, and one trip takes me two rests. What was left got traded out long ago, so if you've got extra, see to me first?
Rats got into the basement and bit open several packets of what I'd stored.
I didn't watch the stove and a whole patch burned before I got it down.
Someone forced the door above the basement and came in and carried off a lot of stuff.
A pipe joint has cracked and water has seeped across the floor.
The greens I planted rotted as soon as they sprouted.
I cut my hand open moving sheet tin and can't grip anything.
It's not that bad. The stuff down there will last a while yet.
There's still a packet of seed down here, but there's nothing at all to eat or drink. If you've got any on hand, trade me some.
The metal and odds and ends I stripped are all still here, but you can't eat or drink any of it. If you've got food or water, take these for it.
I've still got some disinfectant, but I'm out of anything to eat or drink. If you've got spare over there, trade me some.
I've still got a few of the rations I kept. I want to grow something, but I haven't got any seed. If you've got anything that goes in the ground, trade me a few packets for down here.
I'm not short of metal and odds and ends, but I haven't got anything that goes in the ground. Could I put these up for some?
The disinfectant's still here, but there isn't one thing left that goes in the ground. If you've got any on hand, send me a few packets.
I've got a few of the rations I kept left, take them if you want. There's a lot down here needing patching, so trade me whatever material you can spare.
There's still a packet of seed down here, but I'm short of usable material. If you've got spare over there, trade it over.
I've still got some disinfectant, but there isn't a scrap of usable material left. Even odd shapes would do, just send some.
I've still got a few of the rations I kept, but nothing at all to get a fire going. If things are easy on your side, trade some down to me.
There's still that packet of seed down here, but I've got nothing to get a fire going. I'll put it up for some.
I've still got plenty of metal and odds and ends, but nothing at all to get a fire going. If you've got any, pass some down here.
I've still got some disinfectant, but I'm out of anything to get a fire going. Send some over, enough to get it lit will do.
I've got a few of the rations I kept left, take them if you want. I haven't got a single tablet, so could you trade me a few.
Take that packet of seed down here if you want it. I'm out of medicine, so send me a few.
I've got metal and odds and ends here, but not a single tablet left. If you've got spare over there, trade me a few.
There's no food left at all, and I've traded away everything I could. Have you got anything to eat on hand?
Without seeds I can't grow anything. Spare me a few of anything that'll go in the ground.
What needs patching is still open, and I've got nothing to trade. Send whatever usable material you can.
I've traded out completely. It's cold in the basement and I haven't got anything to get a fire going. If you've got spare, keep me in mind.
I've run out of medicine down here. If you've got some, help me out this once.
Some things have piled up down here. See if anything interests you, just bring something else to trade.
What I stored down here has bottomed out too.
I kept no seed.
I've stripped everything there was to strip.
Not one pill here.
You haven't lost your head once since this whole thing started, so from now on I'll wait to hear from you.
There's even less to eat than a few days ago, but I still don't dare leave the basement to look.
With what I got in this trade, things are a lot easier down here. Thanks to you.
I counted what I got and nothing's missing. Sorry for the trouble this time.
I never expected anyone would trade with me. That you were willing to means a lot to me.
I can use this, thanks a lot. I dug out a few useful things and put them on for you.
I don't have anything decent down here, but I feel bad taking yours for nothing, so I picked out a few things for you.
Got this one too. I didn't want the drone flying back empty, so I put something on it.
This let me catch my breath again. I put one thing back for you.
You keep thinking of me, so I set some aside too and sent it back with the drone.
The moment I heard it land, I knew it was you again. I'm sending one thing back.
Got another one, already counted and put away. I sent you a little back.
I'd like to trade some of what I have for a bit of food. Whatever you can use, it's yours.
I've been rationing my food every day to get through, but I really can't hold out anymore. Could you spare me some food?
I've been hungry so long my head barely works. If you can spare some food, thank you in advance.
I thought about this for a long time before asking. If it's convenient, could you give me a bite to eat? If not, that's okay.
I want to find a way to get by in the long run, and growing something makes the most sense. If you have spare seeds, a few would be enough.
With seeds, I wouldn't need to come to you as often. If it's convenient, could you send me a few that will sprout?
Those things can hear that someone's in here, so I need another layer on my doors and windows. Do you have any spare materials?
Whatever materials you can give would help. I can use them anywhere here.
As long as the broken spots aren't patched, I can't sleep easy. If you have extra materials, I'd like some.
My fever keeps going up and down and won't go away. Could you spare me some medicine?
My wound still won't heal, and I'm afraid it'll get worse if I leave it. If you can spare some medicine, please keep some aside for me.
I'm running short on food, and I don't have anything extra either, just a few small things I can put up. Could you trade me some food?
All I can give is odds and ends, not much, and my food can barely keep up. If you're willing to trade, it would be a huge help.
I'd like to trade for some food, but all I can give is a few things that aren't worth much, so it won't get much. You decide, I'll take whatever you give.
I'm short on materials and don't have anything extra, just some small things. If you're willing, I'll trade them for a little material.
Some things are broken and I can't fix them because I'm out of materials. I don't have much to offer, but I'd like to trade what I have for some materials.
I really need materials, but all I can offer is a few odds and ends. If you don't mind how little it is, I'd like to trade for some.
I don't have any seeds, so I can't grow anything. All I can trade is a few bits and pieces. If you're willing, trade me a few packets.
I've still got a few little things, nothing extra to spare. I'd like to trade them for some seeds.
I'm short on medicine and don't have anything extra, just what's left here. If you're willing to trade, I'd like a little medicine to keep on hand.
I'm not feeling great, and there's no medicine left at home. I can only scrape together a little, and I don't know if it's enough for some medicine.
Food's getting tight on my end. Some things have piled up here, and I'd like to trade you for a bit.
I've been rationing my food, but it still isn't enough. I'll trade my extras, and if you're willing, trade me a little food.
Everything else is holding steady here, but food isn't keeping up. The things I can't use can go toward it.
If you've got plenty of food, I'll trade my extras for some. Whether we trade is up to you.
I want to find a way to last long-term by growing something. I've got some things just sitting unused, and I'd like to trade them for seeds.
I don't have any seeds, but I've got some other extras. See if they're worth trading for.
With seeds I wouldn't need to come to you as often. I'll trade you my extras, you weigh it up.
Those things can tell someone's down here, so I need to reinforce the doors and windows again. I'll trade things I don't need for some materials.
I'm handy enough, what I'm missing is materials. You can have my extras, a few materials will do.
Every day that broken spot stays open, I can't sleep easy, so I'd like to trade my extra things for materials.
I've used up my materials, but I still have some other things. Let's each fill the other's gap.
My fever keeps coming and going and I'd like to trade for some medicine. I've got some things I don't need, so a trade works out.
I have a wound that won't heal, and I've got no medicine. I'd like to trade my extras for some.
Medicine is the only thing I'm short on, everything else is fine. If you have some, we'll trade on your terms.
I've got more of a few things than I can use and would like to trade for something else. See if any of it works for you.
Things have settled down for me, and I don't want extras just piling up. If you need them, take them in trade.
Trade or not, either way. I'll put the things out first, and you can look when you have time.
No big deal. I'll pull through after a while.
The loss wasn't big this time. What's left will last me a while.
Lena (Pediatrician) 104
You left a number on your drone, so I can reach you, right? I have a child here with a fever, and it's pretty urgent.
I'm not short on medicine. What I need is food. My child is still weak and needs to build her strength back up, but there's hardly anything left at home I can give her to eat. If you've got any to spare, I'll trade you medicine for it.
Her fever's gone down, but she still hasn't had a proper meal and keeps saying she's got no strength all day. I really have nothing left to trade you, so if you've got extra food, I'm begging you, keep a mouthful back for her.
I finished the last of what you sent yesterday. The boy's been listless these two days and I've nothing to trade you. If you've still got some, could you send a little more?
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
I can see everyone in the group wants you to lead, and I hope it's you too. Would you be willing to give it a try?You can reply: Accept
Rats got into the ward, chewed open two packs of compressed biscuits and knocked the bandage box over. None of the medicine is spoiled and the cabinet holds everything it should. A hospital keeps no food, and she needs building up now that the fever's broken. Have you got spare rations? Bring them and trade for medicine, whatever you want is yours.
The wiring by the sterilizer shorted and burned half a desk, and I put it out with the extinguisher. The medicine cabinet's steel, so nothing inside was touched. What I'm short on is still food, and she needs building up these two days. Bring some and trade, take your pick.
Someone came in through the emergency door in the night and took the dry rations I'd left at the nurses' station. He didn't touch the medicine, maybe he didn't recognize it. My stock's still complete, so come trade if you've got rations.
The seal on the ward window has perished and the rain soaked right into the wall, and the plaster's coming away in sheets. I moved the medicine to the inner room and none of it's lost. She needs building up, so come trade if you've got food.
The few vegetables I planted on the roof are riddled with holes from the bugs, and the child's still asking when they'll be ready. Not one dose of medicine is missing, so whatever's in that cabinet, you can have it.
Carrying the child up and down the stairs too often has left my back unable to straighten. The medicine's all in the cabinet with the labels facing out, so see for yourself. What I still need is something to build her up?
Rats chewed open the dry rations and knocked the bandage box over. I traded you all the medicine and the cabinet's empty. Her fever's broken, but she hasn't eaten anything proper in two days, so please spare her a little.
The wiring shorted and burned half a desk, and I put it out with the extinguisher. The medicine went long ago and there was never any food. This time I really have nothing to trade.
Someone came in during the night and took the dry rations. I traded you the medicine long ago. The child keeps saying she's got no strength, so if you've got extra, let me have some first.
The ward window seeps and the plaster's coming away in sheets. The medicine cabinet's empty and there's no food either. She's still small, I'm asking you.
The vegetables on the roof are riddled with bugs and the child's still asking when they'll be ready. The medicine ran out long ago, so please see to him first.
Carrying the child up and down the stairs has left my back unable to straighten. The cabinet's empty and I've got nothing to trade this time, so all I can do is ask.
Rats got into the duty room and spoiled a good part of what little food was left.
The sterilising lamp's wire shorted and caught fire, and by the time I put it out one corner of the cabinet was already scorched.
The dispensary door was forced, and two boxes are missing.
The corridor window won't close now, so the wind comes in at night and the child doesn't sleep well.
The seedlings on the windowsill have all gone to insects.
Hurt my back lifting the child and cannot bend.
It's not serious, things are alright for now.
I've still got a packet of seed put away, but there really is no food. If you've got spare over there, trade me a little.
I've still got a stock of bandages, but none of it fills a stomach. If you've got food, take the bandages for it.
I'm not short on medicine, I've got bandages and anti-inflammatories and vitamins, what I'm short on is food. If you've got surplus, trade it over.
There are a few rations left at the bottom of the box. I want to grow a few greens myself, but I haven't got any seed. If you've got some, trade me two packets.
I've still got bandages and the like, but not one packet of vegetable seed. If you've got spare over there, take the bandages for it.
I've got medicine in quantity, but not one vegetable seed left. If you've got any on hand, trade a few packets over.
There are a few rations left at the bottom of the box, take them if you want. The window won't close and I haven't got anything to nail or patch it with.
I've still got a packet of seed put away, but nothing to nail or patch with. If you've got spare, trade me a little to make do.
I've still got a stock of medicine, but nothing at all to nail or patch with. If you've got leftovers, let me have some.
There are a few rations left at the bottom of the box, but there's nothing at all to keep warm with, and the child wakes up cold at night.
The packet I put away is still there, but I've got nothing to keep warm with. If you've got any over there, trade me a little.
I've still got plenty of bandages and the like, but nothing at all to keep warm with. If you've got spare, pass a little over.
I've still got medicine, but I'm out of anything to keep warm with. Send a little, enough to get through the night.
There are a few rations left at the bottom of the box, take them if you want. Even the cabinet has bottomed out, so trade me a little.
Take that packet of seed I put away if you want it. My medicine's cleared out, so send a little over.
I've still got some bandages, but no other medicine at all. If you've got spare over there, trade me a little.
My child keeps saying she has no strength, and I have no food. If you have extra, could you give us a little?
Anything that grows would mean another mouthful, so I want to plant something myself, but I don't have a single seed. If you have some, could you spare a few?
The window still won't close, and I have nothing to trade. Just a little of something to nail or patch with would do.
I'm all empty here. It's cold in the evenings and I haven't got anything to keep warm with. If you've got surplus, pass a little over.
It's almost funny, but now I don't even have medicine. Do you have any extra?
Some things we can't use up, and it'd be a shame to let them sit. If something catches your eye, let's trade for something else.
Food, don't even ask.
No seeds in the ward.
Doors and windows need work and there's no stock.
Even the ward's medicine is running out.
You can still spare a hand in days like these, which puts my mind at ease, so from now on I'll go along with whatever you arrange.
I set the child's share aside first, so there's even less left for me.
The trade's in my hands now. I'm putting it to use right away. Thanks for being willing to trade.
I'm so relieved this trade worked out. Thank you.
I've taken these few things back. We're both very grateful to you.
What you sent this time is just what I needed. I took something from what I had on hand and put it on for you.
When I took the things out, I felt so much lighter. I put one thing in for you, as a thank you.
You've gone to such expense again, I feel terrible about it. I can't give much, but I picked out a little and put it in.
I'm putting this to use right away. I've put something in for you too, please keep it.
I searched around and found one thing. I put it in for you.
Every time your things arrive, I want to give something back. This time I picked one thing and put it on.
Your deliveries are what keep us going. I've put a little back for you.
We're short on food at home, but there's still some medicine. I'm thinking of trading medicine for some of your food. If you have extra, could you trade me some?
I've been letting her eat first, and I'm starting to get dizzy myself. If you still have food, I'm asking you for a little.
I rarely ask anyone for help, but this time I have no other choice. Any food you can give would be good.
It doesn't have to be much food, just enough for one meal for my child. If you have some on hand, help us out this once.
I'm not good at growing things, but I'm willing to learn. Do you still have spare seeds? Could I ask you for a few?
More than a lot of food at once, I'd rather have a few seeds, so I can keep going on my own.
My doors and windows aren't solid, and I'm on edge every day that those things will get in. You have spare materials. Could you help me?
I want to reinforce the weakest spots first, and all I'm missing is materials. Could you send a little my way?
I want to patch things up while there's still time. If you can spare some materials, it would help me a lot.
I know this illness can't wait, but I don't have a single medicine on hand. If you have some, a little would be enough.
Someone here is sick, and I can't just sit and wait. If you have extra medicine, please help.
Our food is almost gone, and all I have left to offer is a few odds and ends. Could I trade them for some food?
I'd like to trade you for some food, but I don't have anything extra. All I can give is a few small things, not much at all. Sorry to trouble you.
We don't have enough food, and I have very little worth offering, just what's here. Could you trade us a little?
The doors and windows need patching, but I'm short on materials, so I'd like to trade for some. What I can offer is limited, just odds and ends. If you don't mind that, let's trade.
A few things need patching, but I don't have enough materials. I have nothing extra, only a few things that aren't worth much to trade. However much you think is fair is fine.
Could I trouble you to trade me some materials? I don't have much to offer. I scraped this together from bits and pieces.
I'd like to grow something myself, but I have no seeds. All I can trade is these few small things. If you're willing, trade me a packet.
I'm hoping to trade for a packet of seeds. I have very little worth offering, so I'm not sure it's enough.
We're running low on medicine and I'd like to trade for a little, but I have nothing extra, only a few odds and ends.
Medicine is what matters most to me right now, but I really have hardly anything to give. Could you trade me some?
We're running short on food. I've taken stock, and a few things are extra that I can trade with you.
I've been letting my family eat first and now I'm starting to feel dizzy myself. I have some things I can't use and I'd like to trade them for something to eat.
Food is our biggest shortfall, but we have some other things to spare. I'd like to trade them for some food.
I sorted through our things and can trade a few extras. If you have plenty of food, let's trade for some.
I want to grow something myself so it can add a little food for the family. I have a few extras, which should be enough to trade for seeds.
I'm no good at growing things, but I'm willing to learn. Could I trade you my extras for some seeds?
I don't have any seeds, but I do have some extras. Let me trade for a few first and give it a try.
The window still won't shut properly. I want to fix it but I don't have enough materials, so I'd like to trade you what I've got too much of.
Our doors and windows aren't secure and I'm on edge every day. I have some things I can't use and I'd like to trade them to make up the materials.
I want to reinforce the weakest spot first, all I'm missing is materials. I'll trade my extras, just give me whatever amount seems right to you.
We're short on materials but have a bit more of other things. Trading would help both of us.
I know full well this illness can't wait, but I have no medicine. Luckily I have some extras I can trade.
Someone in my family is sick and I can't just sit and wait. I'll trade all my extras, as much medicine as they can get.
Funny thing is, now I'm the one who's short on medicine. I'll trade you a few things that are just sitting around. Does that work for you?
We have things at home we can't use, and they're just sitting there. If you could use them, take them in trade.
I sorted through things and found I'd stocked too much of a few. If you need them, you can trade for them.
Luckily we haven't run short lately, and there's still some left over. I'd like to trade with you.
We'll be fine after a little while, so don't worry.
We lost a little, but what's left will last us a while.
Dora (Grocery Store) 104
You're the one flying that thing around, aren't you? I wrote down the number. Are you out there all by yourself?
I'm Dora, and I need materials for reinforcing. I've got a bit of food I can trade, whatever catches your eye.
At my age I can't go far from home, and there's hardly anything left in the house to eat. If you're comfortable, could you spare me a little food?
What you sent is gone. It didn't quite see me through, so if you can spare it, a little is enough. No need for much.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
Did you see what they said in the group, dear? Everyone's hoping you'll lead this. Will you?You can reply: Accept
Rats got into the back store and tore open two sacks of rice, spilling it across the floor. What I swept up is still edible and the unbroken sacks are on the shelf. If you've got material for reinforcing doors and windows, bring it and trade for food, take what you like.
The pot on the stove boiled dry and the flames reached the curtain, and I threw basins of water on it by myself. The rice and flour are in the back store and weren't affected. What I'm short on is still reinforcement material, so come trade if you've got it?
The roller shutter was pried open a gap and a few sacks went in the night, and at my age I can't give chase. There's still a good deal of rice and flour stacked here, so bring material and trade, take what you like.
The roof of the back store is leaking right onto the rice sacks. I carried a few out and left the rest with a basin under them, since I cannot lift them. What I need is material for reinforcing doors and windows. Come if you have it.
The bugs stripped the potatoes by the door bare. I'm old and never tended them well anyway. The rice and flour in the shop are as they were, so bring material and trade.
My back gave out entirely lifting a rice sack, and now I have to hold the counter to bend. The stock's all in the back store, so go in and choose for yourself. If you've got material for doors and windows, bring it and trade it for food.
Rats tore open a rice sack and spilled it across the floor. You traded away all the rice and flour in the shop and I didn't keep much for myself. If you've got material, let me have some first.
The pot boiled dry and the flames reached the curtain, and I threw the water on it myself. The shop emptied out a while ago and I've got nothing to trade this time.
The shutter was pried open and a few sacks went in the night, and at my age I can't give chase. What's left isn't enough to trade, so help me out first?
The roof of the back store leaked onto the rice sacks and everything I couldn't lift got soaked. There's nothing here I can trade, so have you still got some to spare.
The bugs stripped the potatoes by the door bare. I'm old and never tended them well anyway. The shop's empty too, so could you let me have a little.
I threw my back out lifting a rice sack and have to hold the counter to bend now. The stock was traded out long ago. I'm not much good at asking, but this time I have to trouble you.
Rats got into the shop and bit open several grain sacks.
A fire started in the back kitchen and the flame caught the curtain, and by the time I put it out a whole row of shelving was ruined.
The roller door was forced, and a good deal of the food is missing.
The bolt on the shop door snapped and it will not close properly.
The few greens in the back yard have gone to insects.
Hurt my back moving rice sacks and cannot straighten up.
I won't go hungry. There's still some food stored.
There's a packet of seed left on the counter, but the rice and flour in the shop have bottomed out. If you've got food on hand, trade me a little.
I've still got some packing stock stacked up, but you can't eat it. If you've got food to spare, take that for it.
I've still got some disinfectant, but the rice and flour really are gone. If you've got food over there, pass a little over.
There's still rice and flour stacked in the shop. I want to grow something out back, but I haven't got any vegetable seed. If you've got some, take the grain for it.
I've got packing stock here, but not one packet of vegetable seed left. If you've got spare over there, trade me a few packets.
The disinfectant's still here, but there's not one packet of vegetable seed. If you've got any on hand, send me two.
There's still rice and flour, take it if you want. I haven't got anything at all to reinforce the door and windows, so trade me some.
There's a packet of seed left on the counter, but I'm short of material to reinforce the door and windows. If you've got spare, trade it my way.
I've still got some disinfectant, but nothing at all to reinforce the door and windows. Odds and ends would do, just send some.
There's still rice and flour, but not one stick of firewood left. I'll put the grain up for it.
The packet on the counter is still there, but there's no firewood left. If you've got any over there, trade me some.
Cardboard catches, but it doesn't burn long. I haven't got any firewood at all. If you've got spare, send some over.
I've still got some disinfectant, but the firewood's gone. Send some over, enough to cook a few meals will do.
There's still rice and flour in the shop, take it if you want. I haven't got a single everyday tablet, so trade some over for me.
Take that packet of seed off the counter if you want it. My everyday tablets are gone, so send me a few.
I've still got some packing stock, but not a single everyday tablet. If you've got spare over there, trade a few my way.
I'm embarrassed to say it, but I can hardly get a meal myself now. If you have extra food, would you help me out?
If you have seeds to spare, would you send me a few packets? Once things grow, I can pay back the favor.
I've nothing to trade, but the doors and windows still need reinforcing. You're the only one I can ask for materials.
I've traded out completely. It's cold in the evenings and I haven't got one stick of firewood. If you've got spare, think of me, would you?
The medicine I kept at home is all used up. If you have some, keep a little for me.
Some things have piled up here. Take whatever you like and give me something else for it. You'd be clearing a bit of space for me too.
The shop's grain won't last much longer either.
Sold out of seed long ago.
Badly short on anything to reinforce with.
The medicine cabinet is bare.
Everything has fallen apart and you're still on your feet, so I trust you, and from now on I'll take my orders from you.
Food's running lower again, but at my age I can't go far to look for more.
At my age, still closing a deal. I'm so pleased, and I have you to thank for looking out for me.
Thanks to you, I can hold on a while longer.
I've set things down for now and will sort them out slowly later. Sorry to make you worry.
I've taken what you sent. I don't have anything nice here, but I put a little something in.
You keep sending things, time after time, and I see it. I've put some things in for you this time too.
Another one from you. You're far too good to me. I still have a few things I can lift, so I've packed some and had the drone bring them to you.
I've put away what you sent, and I sent you a little back. Just a small token.
I'm slow on my feet and can't bring you anything myself, so I let the drone carry a little over to you.
I picked through my things again and again, and in the end I packed one in for you.
Every time you send something, I send a little back, or I can't rest easy. So I put some in this time too.
I'd like to trade some food for materials, since I don't have enough. If you have extra, could you share a little with me?
People used to come to my shop to buy things, and now it's my turn to ask. If you have food to spare, look out for me a little.
I've eaten as little as I can, and it's still not enough. If you have any left over, a little would help me get back on my feet.
I'm so hungry my arms and legs are weak, I can't put strength into anything. Whatever food you can give, every bite helps.
I want to learn to grow my own, so I don't always have to worry where my food will come from. If you have seeds you won't use, could I ask for some?
A few seeds would give me something to look forward to. If you can spare some, just put them on the drone.
Those things keep wandering around my door, and my heart races whenever I hear them. If you have materials to spare, help me make my doors and windows solid.
I'm slow at patching things on my own, but I need materials first. Anything you can give would be good.
My doors and windows have been weighing on me. If you have spare materials, please share a few with me so I can catch my breath.
I've been sick for days and my throat hurts so much I can barely talk. If you have medicine, please help me.
I don't want a small illness to turn into a big one, so I'm asking you for some medicine.
At my age I don't eat much, but even so I'm running short. I don't have anything extra, just a few small things. I'd like to trade them for some food.
Could you trade me a little food? I can't offer much, just bits and pieces.
I'd like to trade the few things I have left for a bit of food. I can't offer more than that, but if you're willing, I won't forget your kindness.
A few things need fixing up, but I'm short on materials. I have nothing extra, though I do have some odds and ends. I'd like to trade them for some materials.
I'd like to trade for some materials. All I can offer is these few small things, not much.
I'm badly short on materials, and I don't have much to offer, just small things. If you're willing to trade, I'd be so grateful.
I love tending things in the soil, but I've run out of seeds. I can put up a few odds and ends. I'd like to trade them for a couple of packets.
I don't have anything extra. All I can offer is some small odds and ends, which won't get much, but I'd like some seeds.
At my age I can't go without my medicine, and now I'm out. All I can offer is this little bit, and I'd like to trade it for some medicine.
I'm running short on medicine and would like to trade some old things for it. There's not much, but if you don't mind, let's trade.
My own food is about to run out, but I do have a few things I'm not using. Let's make a trade, see if it's worth it to you.
It used to be people coming to me to trade, and now it's my turn. I'll trade these extras, give me some food.
I'm a bit short on food but have some other things to spare. How about we do a little business?
I've been eating as little as I can and it's still not enough. I'd like to trade some of my extras for a little, give me what you see fit.
I want to learn to grow my own, but I have no seeds. I've saved up more than I need of a few things, so I'll trade you for some.
With seeds I'd have something to look forward to. I'll trade you whatever extras I have.
If you have extra seeds, I'll trade you things I've stocked too much of. We can work out the price.
My door still won't shut properly and I want to reinforce it, but I don't have enough materials. I'll trade you my extras.
My heart races whenever I hear those things wandering around my door. I've gathered up everything I can't use, I'm just hoping to trade for some materials to patch the doors and windows.
Those doors and windows have been weighing on me. I have some extras here, so give me some materials and it's a deal.
I'm short on materials right now, but I have plenty of other things. Let's swap.
I'm sick and my throat hurts so much I can barely talk. I've brought out all my extras, just trade me some medicine.
I don't want a small illness to turn into a big one. The things I can't use are yours, and I'll take whatever medicine you give.
I've run out of medicine here, but I still have some other things. Let's trade.
Old shopkeeper habits die hard. When I end up with too much of something, I want to trade it away. See if anything catches your eye.
I stocked up too much on a few things and they're just sitting here worrying me. Take them and use them, I'll swap for anything.
I've got a little extra now, so I'd like to do some business with you. Trade for whatever catches your eye.
Luckily what's left will keep me going.
I did take a bit of a loss, but it won't get in the way of getting by. Don't worry.
Joey (Homeless) 104
Did you write that number yourself? Tell me who you are first.
Let's get one thing straight, I'm not here to beg. I'm short on food, but I'm bringing things to trade. If you like what you see, we trade. You won't lose out.
I've searched every place I could get to nearby. I really hate to say this, but I've got nothing left worth trading. If you can spare a little food, I'll owe you one.
I went through two more buildings and came up with nothing. What you gave me ran out yesterday as well, and I still have nothing to trade, so I'm asking you again.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
That bunch in the group wants you to lead. I don't have a problem with it. Whether you take it is your call.You can reply: Accept
Rats chewed up most of the board I'd saved and split the biscuit wrapper open. The few tools I carry all still work, though. If any of it suits you, bring food and trade. You won't lose out.
I used scrap plastic to start a fire and it burned too hot, catching a stack of board beside it. I'm unhurt, at least. The tools are all here, so pick whichever you want and name your figure when we trade.
Someone went through my cache while I was out, but luckily he didn't find the tools I work with. What's left is still worth something, so bring food and trade. I'll make it fair.
Every window on the floor I sleep on is an empty frame, and last night the rain came in sideways and soaked a stack of board. The tools stayed dry though, so come trade if any of it suits you.
I sowed spinach along the corridor and the bugs took it the moment it sprouted. I only planted it to pass the time, so I never expected much. The scrap I picked up and the tools are all here, so bring food and trade.
I came down badly climbing through a window and wrenched my back, so I didn't go out today. Everything I've got is still here, so take your pick of the tools and the scrap I picked up.
Rats chewed up the stiff paper I'd saved and split the biscuit wrapper. I've picked everything nearby clean. I'd rather not say this, but this time I really have nothing to trade.
The fire I started burned too hot and caught a stack of board. I'm unhurt, but the goods are gone. I'm not used to asking like this, have you got any spare on hand.
Someone went through my cache while I was out, and what's left isn't enough to trade. I've never begged, so count this one as owed.
The rain came in sideways and soaked a stack of board, and anything worth trading went long ago. If you've got extra, I'll owe you one.
The spinach along the corridor was taken by bugs the moment it sprouted, and my hands really are empty. I won't say this twice.
I came down badly climbing through a window and wrenched my back, so I didn't go out today and came back empty-handed. Have you got any to spare?
Rats got through most of what I had brought back.
A spark from boiling water hit the paper I had piled up, and by the time I put it out one pile had burned.
Someone found where I hide my things, and half of it is gone.
The window frame's rotted and the wind gets in everywhere.
The greens got eaten by insects before they even grew in.
Turned my ankle going over a wall and cannot move quickly.
I'll come back from this. I've got more stashed elsewhere.
There's a packet of seed in the pile I picked up, but nothing at all to eat. If you've got any on hand, trade me some. I'm not taking it for free.
All of this came out of the empty buildings, so take what you like the look of. Trade me something to eat and you won't lose on it.
I've still got the disinfectant put by, but the food really is gone. If you've got spare, trade it over. I won't take it for nothing.
I've got one piece left of the food I scavenged. I want to grow something, but I haven't got any seed. If you've got some, trade me a few packets.
I've got the stock I salvaged here, but not one seed. If you've got spare over there, I'll put the stock up for it.
The disinfectant's still here, but there isn't a single seed. If you've got any on hand, trade me a few packets. I won't take it for free.
I've got one piece left of the food I scavenged, take it if you want. I'm short of usable stock too, so trade me some.
There's a packet of seed in the pile I picked up, but not enough usable stock. If you've got spare, trade it over. You won't lose out on it.
I've still got the disinfectant put by, but there isn't a scrap of usable stock. Broken or old, either will do, just let me have some.
I've got one piece left of the food I scavenged, but nothing at all to burn. If you've got spare, trade me some. I won't take it for free.
The packet I picked up is still there, but there's nothing to burn. If you've got any over there, I'll trade it to you for some.
I've still got the salvaged stock stacked up, but nothing at all to burn. If you've got spare, pass some over.
I've still got the disinfectant put by, but I'm out of anything to burn. Send some over, enough to get a fire going will do.
I've got one piece left of the food I scavenged, take it if you want. I haven't got a single tablet, so trade me some.
Take that packet of seed I scavenged if you want it. My tablets are gone, so send me a few.
I've got the salvaged stock here, but not a single tablet left. Whatever you've got surplus of, trade me a few.
I don't want to say this, but I really have nothing left to trade you. Send what food you can.
I'm planning to grow something myself, but I can't find a single seed. If you have some, give me a few.
I'm out of usable material, and the broken spots can't be patched. I have to ask you for some.
I've traded myself clean out. There's nothing at all to burn and the nights are hard. If you've got spare on hand, keep me in mind.
I don't have any medicine left on me. If you've got some, spare a little.
I've got more than I need of some things. If you're interested, bring something of yours to trade.
Out of food too. Saying it straight.
No seed here. Won't pretend otherwise.
Can't turn up any usable stock anymore.
Short on medicine. I'll leave it there.
You haven't caved even at this point, so I won't say anything more, and from now on it's your call.
I didn't want to say this, but food really is running low again.
I got the goods. You took the stuff I scavenged, and I won't forget that.
Dealing with you is easy. If I turn up anything good, I'll bring it to you again.
That was a fair trade. I can take this with a clear conscience. I owe you.
I'll take what you sent, but I won't take it for nothing. I picked one thing from what I scavenged and put it back for you.
No trade needed this time, so I picked one thing myself and put it on for you.
I'll take it, thanks. Owing people makes me uncomfortable, so I picked out a few things and put them on too.
I went through everything, and this is the one thing worth giving. It's on there.
I took what you sent. I'm not going to pretend it didn't happen, so I sent one thing back.
What you sent came in handy. I picked out one thing that's half decent to send back.
Got this one. I split off part of what I scavenged and sent it along.
I'd like to trade what I have for some food. I won't take it for nothing. If anything looks good to you, pick a few.
I'd rather go hungry than ask, but if I keep pushing it I'll collapse. Can you spare any food?
I've never begged in my life, but this time I'm really at the end of my rope. Give me a little food and I'll keep it on my tab.
I'm a proud person, but I can't afford that now. If you have extra food, give me a hand.
Rather than keep asking for food over and over, I'd rather have a few seeds and grow my own. If you'll give me some, I owe you one.
Give me a few seeds, and once they come up, I won't have to bother you for food again.
If my doors and windows can't keep those things out, I'm done for. If you have spare materials, I'm asking you this once.
If I don't patch my doors and windows soon, I won't dare sleep. I don't need much material, just enough to patch them.
I really have no other way this time, so I'm asking you for materials.
I can usually tough things out, but this fever has me so weak I can't. I have to ask you for medicine.
My wound won't heal, and I don't want to go down because of it. If you have medicine, help me out this once.
I want to trade for it, not take it for nothing. I don't have anything decent, just a few things that aren't worth much, but if you'll trade me some food, I'll call it a deal.
No point hiding it, I really don't have enough food. I don't have much to trade, but I'll scrape something together and swap with you.
All I can give is this little, but I need food no matter what. However much you trade is your call.
I'd like to trade you for some materials, but all I have is odds and ends. Have a look and see if they're worth it to you.
There's patching I still haven't done, and all I'm missing is materials. I'll put up some cheap stuff for them. I won't take advantage of you.
I have no materials, and not much of anything else either, just what's left. Trade if you want to.
Seeds are the only thing I'm missing, and I want to grow my own. All I can trade is a few odds and ends. Are you in?
I want to trade for seeds, not take them for nothing. I don't have much, just a few small things. Take what you see fit.
I'm not feeling well, and I'm out of medicine. I have nothing decent to offer, only some bits and pieces. Will that do?
I need to trade for medicine, I can't just tough this one out. All I can give is some odds and ends. If you'll trade, that's enough.
Sure, I'm short on food, but I don't take things for free. I'm bringing my extras to trade, you decide.
This time I'm here to do business. I've got a few things I can't use, and they'll cover some food.
Even hungry, I don't want to beg, so I'm bringing things to trade. You can have my extras, just give me food for what they're worth.
I can't hold out on food anymore, but I've got some other things. I'll trade for it, and I won't take advantage of you.
I plan to grow some stuff myself and all I'm missing is seeds. Take my extras, I won't take yours for nothing.
Rather than keep holding my hand out for food, I'd sooner trade for seeds and grow my own. I'll put up the goods.
I've got no seeds, but I've got a few other extras. If you'll trade, I'll trade. If not, no big deal.
If my doors and windows can't keep those things out, my life's on the line. Take my extras and give me some materials.
I can do the repairs myself, I'm just short on materials. The things I can't use will cover them, call it a purchase.
If I don't patch my doors and windows soon, I won't even dare to sleep. I'll trade my extras for a few of your materials.
If I'm short on anything, it's materials, nothing else. Are you in on this deal or not?
This fever has left me weak and I can't push through it. Take my extras, I'll pay a fair price for medicine.
My wound won't heal and I don't want it to take me down. I'll trade things I can't use for some of your medicine.
I'm short on medicine. I'll trade for it, so I won't owe you.
I've finally got a bit to spare, so I can make you a proper trade. Take whatever you want.
There are a few things I can't use up and they're just in the way. Trade for them if you want them.
I've got some things to spare. Whether we trade is up to you.
This isn't going to kill me.
The loss isn't big. I'll make it back bit by bit.
Martin (Car) 104
I saw the number on your Drone and took the liberty of sending this message. I have a child with me here, and I'd like to have a word with you if it's convenient.
My daughter is only nine, and we're short on food. We still have a few things, so take whatever you like. I just need to trade for some food for her.
We really have no food left here at all, and she's so hungry she doesn't even want to talk. Please, could you give her something to eat?
I've run out of food again, and I've tried everything I can think of. Help me one more time.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
You've probably seen the discussion in the group. Everyone would like you to lead this. I'm not sure how you feel about it, are you willing?You can reply: Accept
Rats got under the car and chewed the biscuits I keep under the seat. The drink is fine, and so are the offcuts I stripped out. Take whatever suits you. I only want to trade for something to feed my daughter.
The stove in the car tipped and burned a corner of the back seat, and I got her out unhurt. There isn't much left, something to drink and the offcuts I stripped out, so take whatever suits you.
Someone pulled the car door open in the night and took the food, and she slept through it and didn't wake. Take whatever suits you from the rest, I only want to trade for something to feed her.
The rear window cracked in the wind yesterday and I patched it with sheet metal and plastic sheeting, and it's still cold at night. Take your pick of what's left and trade me some food for her.
I sowed pumpkins in the soil beside the car and the bugs took the seedlings as soon as they came up. She goes to look at them every day. There isn't much here, so take whatever suits you.
I threw my back out lifting that sheet of metal, and now even picking her up has to be done slowly. This is all the car holds, so see for yourself. I only want to trade for something to feed her.
Rats chewed the biscuits under the seat, and I really have nothing here at all. She's only nine. I'm asking you.
The stove tipped and burned a corner of the back seat, and I got her out. Everything else is gone, so please give us something.
Someone pulled the car door open in the night and took the food. She slept through it and didn't wake. I don't know what to tell her when she does.
The rear window cracked and I patched it, and it's still cold at night. There isn't a scrap of food left. I'm asking you.
She goes to look at those pumpkin seedlings every day, and yesterday the bugs took them all. I haven't told her. Have you still got some to spare over there? Keep a mouthful back for her.
I threw my back out lifting sheet metal, and now even picking her up has to be done slowly. There really is nothing left, so please give her something.
Rats got into the car and they chew on the seats all night.
A corner of what was in the boot burned. A wire arced and set it off.
Someone smashed the car window, and what little was left in the car is gone too.
The car door will not close and the wind comes straight in.
The few vegetables I planted have all withered and died.
I wrenched my shoulder pushing the car, and now I can't lift my arm.
What we lost wasn't anything that matters. Same as any other day.
There's a packet of seed stuffed in the car, but there's nothing at all left to feed her. If you've got any on hand, trade me some for her.
I've still got the offcuts I stripped out, but none of it's edible. If you've got anything to feed her with, take these for it.
I've still got the disinfectant put by, but there's nothing left to feed her at all. If you've got spare over there, pass some along.
I've still got a few bottles of something to drink. I want to grow something, but I haven't got any vegetable seed. If you've got some, take these for it.
I've got the offcuts I stripped out here, but not one packet of vegetable seed. If you've got spare over there, trade me a couple of packets.
The disinfectant's still here, but there isn't one packet of vegetable seed. If you've got any, send me two so I can grow something for her.
I've got a few bottles of something to drink left, take them if you want. The car doesn't keep the wind out and I haven't got one decent board on hand.
There's a packet of seed stuffed in the car, but not enough to block the wind. If you've got spare on hand, trade me a little.
I've still got the disinfectant put by, but nothing at all to block the wind. Old or broken, either will do, just let me have some.
I've still got a few bottles of something to drink. She's cold at night and there's nothing at all to keep warm with, so if you've got any, trade me some.
The packet in the car is still there, but there's nothing to keep warm with. If you've got any over there, I'll trade it to you for some, she's cold at night.
The offcuts I stripped out are still stacked up, but I haven't got anything to keep warm with. If you've got spare, think of the two of us.
I've still got the disinfectant put by, but I'm out of anything to keep warm with. Send some over, enough to get her through the night.
I've got a few bottles of something to drink left, take them if you want. I haven't got a single tablet for fever, so trade me some for her.
Take that packet of seed from the car if you want it. My fever tablets are gone, so send me a few.
I've got the offcuts I stripped out here, but not a single fever tablet. If you've got any over there, trade me a few for her.
We really don't have a bite of food left here. If you have extra, please send something for the child to eat.
I want to grow some food, but we don't have a single packet of seeds. If you have some, send us a few packets.
The door still won't close, and I have nothing to trade. Please send us something we can use to block it.
I'm all empty here. She's cold at night and I haven't got anything to keep warm with. If you've got spare, set some aside for me.
We don't have any medicine at all here. If you have some, please set a few aside for us.
We've freed up a few things here. See if anything interests you. I'd like to trade for something else, so she can have a little variety.
Her rations are nearly gone too.
Nowhere to plant, and no seed anyway.
The car panels need patching and I've nothing for it.
If she falls ill, I have no medicine.
It's like that out there and you're still steady on your feet, which isn't down to luck, so from now on the two of us are with you.
I give her the food first as much as I can, and my own share hit bottom a long time ago.
With what we got in the trade, things are a little easier for us. I really don't know how to repay you.
I looked over the few things we got several times, and I finally feel steady. You've helped us so much.
I've put these away, and we can use all of them. Sorry to have put you to so much trouble.
Sorry to trouble you again, and thank you, we've taken it. We don't have much here, but we picked one thing and put it in for you.
We got your delivery. I went through everything we could spare and picked one thing to put in.
We talked it over and felt we should give you something too, so we picked one thing to send back.
We've taken this one. We don't have anything to give you right now, so all I can do is send one thing back.
If it weren't for what you sent, I don't know how our family would get by. I dug out one thing and put it in for you.
We got your things, thank you. I freed up some of ours and sent them back too.
Got another one from you. We did our best to send a little back.
We're short on food here, but I have a few things I can put up. If anything suits you, take it, and trade us some food.
I've only had a few bites at each meal for a while now. I really have no other choice but to ask you for some food for us.
Any amount would help. With a bite to eat, we can hold on a while longer. If it's convenient, please help us.
I have nothing left to trade with you. I can only ask for your kindness, just a little food for us.
I don't want to keep asking people for help, so I want to grow something myself. Do you have any seeds left over?
If you have seeds, even just a few would be good. We'll take good care of them.
When those things come close, we don't dare make a sound. If you have materials, I'd like to patch up the doors and windows.
I want the place we're staying to be a bit sturdier, but we have no materials at all. Could you spare some?
I've been blocking the broken spots with whatever I could, but it's not holding anymore. Do you have any spare materials?
Someone here has a fever that won't break, and I'm at my wits' end. Please help us in this emergency.
None of us can afford to get sick, and we don't have any medicine at all. If you can spare a little, it would save us.
We can't go without food, but we're almost out. I don't have anything extra, but I'd like to trade a few odds and ends for some food.
We'd like to trade for some food. We have very little to give, just these bits and pieces. Could you take a look?
We're running short on food, and what I can put up is so little it won't get much. But if you'll trade me a little, it'll take some pressure off us.
A few spots need reinforcing, but I don't have enough materials. I have nothing extra, so I can only offer a few small things in trade.
I'd like to trade for some materials, but all I can offer is a few small things. Do you think that's enough?
I don't want to keep putting off the repairs, but I'm short on materials. I can put up a few things that aren't worth much to trade.
Down the road I want to grow our own food, but I have no seeds, and only these bits and pieces. I'd like to trade them for a couple of packets.
We don't have much to offer. If you don't mind how little it is, trade us a couple of packets of seeds.
I don't have any medicine at all, and it keeps me uneasy. All I can give is these little things. I'm not sure it's enough for a little medicine.
I'm short on medicine and want some to keep close by, but there's nothing extra here, and I can give you very little.
We don't have enough food. We have some things we can't use. Could we trade them for some food?
With a bit of food we can hold out a while longer. We'll give you our extras, please trade us a little food.
My child can't afford to go hungry. We do have some extras of other things. Could you trade us some food?
Even rationing, we don't have enough. We've got the things we can't use all ready, hoping to trade them for some food.
I want to grow some food so we don't have to keep asking for help. We have a few extras here and we'd like to trade them for seeds.
If we can get some seeds, we'll take good care of them. We'll trade all our extras for them.
We don't have any seeds, but we have a few other extras. Would that work for you?
We don't dare make a sound when we hear those things coming close. I need to patch our doors and windows, so I'd like to trade what we can't use for materials.
I want the place we're staying in to be a bit sturdier. We have a few things we can't use to trade you for some materials.
We can't make do with the broken spots anymore. We'll trade our extras, just give us a few materials.
We're short on materials, but we have some other things. Could we trade?
Someone in our family has a fever that won't go down. We've put out all our extras. Please, trade us some medicine.
None of us can afford to get sick. Could we trade you things we can't use for some medicine?
We're out of medicine, but we have a few other things. If you have meds, we'll trade.
We've finally gotten back on our feet and have some to spare, so it's a good time to trade with you.
We have a few things we won't need for a while. If you need them, trade for them.
These are just sitting here anyway. I'd like to swap them for something different.
If we cut back a little, we can still get by.
We lost a few things. Don't worry about us.
Ada (Library) 104
Does anyone actually check this number? It's nothing urgent, I'm just looking for someone to talk to.
I'm not short on food. It's other things I need. If you have extras over there, trade me some, and I'll pay you in food.
Our food has run out. I feel bad about always coming to you, but apart from you I can't think of anyone else to ask. Do you have any food to spare?
I traded away everything I had long ago, and what you sent last time is finished too. Please send me some more.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
I read the group chat from start to finish, and everyone wants you to lead this. I wanted to ask you first, are you willing yourself?You can reply: Accept
Rats got into the store room and chewed open two bags of oats. Gave me something to do, at least. Everything on the shelves is untouched. If you have anything spare, trade me a little.
A line shorted in the reading room. I put it out myself, but it still took a whole run of shelves. The books are the loss. None of the food is gone - help yourself. It's other things I need.
Someone came through in the night, went through the office, took only food. Didn't touch a single book. He must not be short on reading. Stores are still fine - take what food you want, trade me something I can use.
The skylight is leaking, right onto the periodicals. I spent the night moving them. The food is all in the store room, not a drop on it. Spare me some of whatever you have; pay yourself in food.
The coffee I planted in the courtyard has something in the leaves. I was only ever growing it for the sake of it. Food and drink are all on the shelf - take what you want. It's other things I'm short of.
I've been shifting books too long; my back won't straighten. They're still stacked in the aisle, I'll get to them. Food's in the store room, help yourself - for the rest, whatever you have on hand.
Rats chewed open two packs of oats. The stores are running out as well. Though honestly, the food was never the hard part. Even now you are the only one who answers my messages.
The reading room caught fire and a run of shelving burned. The books are gone and the food is nearly gone. Of those two, I mind the first more.
Someone came in during the night and took only the food, and not one book was touched. I find I'm almost grateful to him. The stores have run out, so have you got any to spare over there.
The skylight leaked over the periodicals all night. I shifted them until dawn and still didn't finish. The store room's empty too, so if it's convenient, let me have a little.
The coffee in the courtyard has bugs on it. The stores are out as well. I do not much mind what I eat. I only hope for someone to talk to.
I've shifted books until my back won't straighten, and they're still stacked in the corridor. The store room's empty too, so have you got any to spare.
Rats got into the stacks and chewed up quite a few rows of books.
A lamp wire in the reading room arced and blackened a patch of wall.
Someone slipped in through the back door and took half the food I'd stored.
The skylight leaks and rain drips onto the books.
Everything in the planters has gone to insects.
I moved too many books and my wrist hurts so much I can't put any strength in it.
Not a big loss. There's still enough to eat in the cabinet.
There's a packet of seed on the shelf, but the stores here have bottomed out. If you've got food on hand, trade me some.
I've still got the boxboard the books came in stacked up, but you can't eat it. If you've got food to spare, take these for it.
I've still got some disinfectant, but the food really is gone. If you've got spare over there, pass some along and I'll be in your debt.
There's still enough food here. I want to find a pot and grow something, but I haven't got any seed at all. If you've got some, take the food for it.
I've got plenty of boxboard here, but not one packet of seed of any kind. If you've got spare over there, trade me a few and I'll find a pot for them.
The disinfectant's still here, but there isn't one packet of seed of any kind. If you've got any on hand, send me two and I'll find a pot for them.
There's still enough food here, take it if you want. The skylight leaks and I haven't got anything to patch it with.
There's a packet of seed on the shelf, but not enough to patch with. If it's convenient, trade me a little.
I've still got some disinfectant, but nothing at all to patch with. Offcuts or old stock, either will do, just let me have some.
There's still enough food here, but nothing at all for the stove. If it's convenient, trade me some.
The packet on the shelf is still there, but there's nothing left for the stove. If you've got any over there, it's yours for it.
Cardboard catches, but it doesn't last. I haven't got anything at all for the stove, so if you've got spare, pass some along.
I've still got some disinfectant, but there's nothing left for the stove. Send some over, enough for one fire will do.
There's still enough food here, take it if you want. But there isn't even medicine left in this place, so trade me some.
Take that packet of seed off the shelf if you want it. My medicine's gone, so send me a few.
I've still got some boxboard, but not a single tablet left. If you've got spare over there, trade me a few and I'll be in your debt.
Food was never the hardest part, but now even that's gone. If you have some to spare, please share some with me.
I've read plenty of books about growing things, but now that I actually want to try, I don't have a single seed. If you have some, could you spare a few?
Something's still leaking here, and I have nothing to trade you. I'd like to ask you for a little material to patch it.
I'm all empty here. It's colder inside the library than out, and there's nothing at all for the stove. If you've got spare, I'd be in your debt.
The medicine I had is all used up. If you have extra, please set some aside for me.
I have more of a few things than my notes say, and living with the same things all the time gets dull. If you're interested, let's swap.
The reserve won't last to the end either.
Plenty about seeds in the books, not one in hand.
Once the shelves are gone there's no stock left.
Only an empty box where the medicine was.
All these days in and you still haven't been ground down, which is rarer than having supplies, so ask me for anything from now on.
There's a little less food again, but that's not the hard part.
Hardly anyone has anything to do with me these days, so I'm really grateful we made this trade.
I checked everything and it's all correct. Thank you for being so careful.
I've stored what I got so it's easy to reach when I need it. Thank you for your trouble.
Hardly anyone reaches out to me, so I was glad to get your things. I found some I could give and put it on.
You sent another delivery. I picked out a few things I could bear to part with and put them on for you.
I've sorted what you sent and put together a share of my own to go back with it.
I looked around for a while and picked out one thing. It's in there for you.
I opened your things slowly, on my own, and when I'd gone through them I put one thing in for you.
This one arrived, thank you. I can't spare much, just one thing for you.
Whenever your things come, I always think I should give something back. This time I found one thing and put it on.
I have enough food here. What I need is other things. If you have extras, could you trade me some? I'll give you food for them.
I've always hated troubling people, but this time I have to make an exception. If you have food, I'd like to ask you for a little.
When you're hungry, you can't think about anything else. If you have food to spare, please help me out with some.
I've cut back as far as I can and still couldn't make it. If you still have any food, could you spare me some?
With seeds, I could plan for the days ahead myself. If you have extras, please spare me a few.
I've thought it over and over, and I can only ask you for help with seeds. Not many, just enough for a small patch.
My doors and windows aren't sturdy enough, and every time I hear a noise outside, I freeze for ages. If you have materials to spare, I'd like to ask for some.
I'm not good at repairs, but what needs patching has to be patched. If you have materials, a little would be enough.
This can't wait, so I have to ask for your help. Whatever materials you can give, I'll be very grateful.
I'm sick, and my head is so foggy I can't do anything. If you have medicine, please spare me some.
Being sick alone, I can barely stand up. If it's convenient, could you send some medicine over by drone?
My food is running a bit short and I'd like to trade for some, but I can offer very little, just a few scattered things.
I don't eat much on my own, but I'm almost out. I have nothing extra, just some odds and ends. If you don't mind them, let's trade.
I'd like to trade for some food, but what I have is limited. I can only put together a few things.
A few things need repairs, but I've run out of materials. I have nothing extra, so I can only offer a few small things. Any amount would be fine.
I'd like to trade for some material. I don't have much to offer, mostly things of little value. Do you think we could trade?
I'm short on materials, and I don't have much of anything else, only a little left. If you're willing to trade, that would be wonderful.
Seeds are the only thing I'm missing, and I can't plant anything without them. All I can offer is a few small things. If you have some, trade me a couple of packets.
I can't put up anything extra, but I can scrape together a few odds and ends. I'd like to trade them for a couple of packets of seeds.
My medicine is running low, and I'd like to trade for a little to keep on hand, but all I can give is these few small things.
Being alone here, I can't afford to be careless, so I'd like to trade for some medicine. I don't have anything extra, so please forgive how little I'm offering.
Food has been running short lately, but I have a few extras on hand, and I'd like to trade them with you for some food.
I've never liked troubling people, so I've brought something to trade. I'll bring my extras, trade me some food.
What I'm short on is food, but I have other things to spare. A swap would give each of us what we lack.
When you're hungry, you can't think about anything else. I'll trade some of my extras for some of your food.
I've read plenty of books on growing things, I just don't have seeds. I have a few extras here and I'd like to trade for some.
With seeds, I could start planning for myself. Would you trade for my extras?
I have no seeds at all, though I do have some things I can't use. I wonder if you'd trade me a few.
My doors and windows aren't sturdy enough, and every noise leaves me frozen for ages. I'd like to trade my extras for some materials.
There's a spot that still leaks, and fixing it takes materials. I have some things I don't use and I'm willing to trade them.
I'm not good at repairs, but what needs patching still has to be patched. I'll give you my extras, trade me some materials.
I'm badly short on materials, though I have enough of other things. We might as well trade.
I'm sick, and my head is so foggy I can't get anything done. I'll trade things I don't use for some of your medicine.
Being sick on my own, even standing up is hard work. I'll bring the things I can't use, trade me a little medicine.
I've used up all my medicine, but I have a few other extras. If you have any meds, let's trade.
I went through everything and some of it turned out to be extra. I'd like to swap it for something I'm short on.
There are some things I'll never use. Rather than keep them stored away, better to trade them to someone who can.
If you're interested, take a look at the extras I have here. If anything suits you, we can trade.
A bit of tidying and it'll be fine. Nothing serious.
I lost some things, but fortunately what's left will last me a while.
Lenny (Overpass) 104
Putting your number on a drone, nice one. You there? I'd like to get to know you.
There's no food to be found around here. I'd like to trade some things I've got for food. That okay?
I've taken apart everything I could and searched everywhere I could. I really have nothing left here. Have you got any food to spare?
I walked out further and came back empty-handed. What you gave me hit bottom yesterday too. Have you got food to spare?
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
Everyone in the group is pushing for you to be the boss, you see that? You up for leading?You can reply: Accept
Rats have made a nest under the bridge pier and dragged off the biscuits I kept under the newspapers. The parts I stripped are all where I left them, none missing. You could use them, so just bring some food and trade.
A wire I had stripped shorted and set a pile of newspaper alight beside it. The wind runs hard under the bridge and the flames went up fast, so I beat them out with whatever was to hand. The parts are still here. Take them in trade if you want.
Someone found their way under the bridge last night and grabbed a handful of the parts I'd laid out, and there's still plenty left. Bring food and trade if you can use them.
The board I rigged as a windbreak was blown off last night and where I sleep is covered in grit. Luckily I keep the parts wrapped in plastic sheeting and none of them are damaged. Bring some food and trade.
The chives by the bridge pier were taken by bugs. Nothing grows well in a place like this anyway. The parts I stripped are all here. Take your pick.
I wrenched my back dragging parts out from under a car and need the pier to get up, so I didn't strip anything more today. Everything I've got is still here, so take it in trade if you want.
Rats have nested under the bridge pier and dragged off the biscuits I kept under the newspapers. I gave you all the parts and everything strippable is stripped. Have you still got food to spare?
A shorted wire set the newspaper alight and the wind took it up, and I beat it out. This place really is empty now, so let me have a little first.
Someone found their way under the bridge last night and grabbed a handful of parts, and what's left isn't enough to trade. Could you spare me anything over there?
The windbreak board was blown off and where I sleep is covered in grit. I traded you the parts long ago, so if you've got food, share a little with me first.
The chives by the pier were taken by bugs. Nothing grows well in a place like this. I have nothing here at all.
I wrenched my back dragging parts out and need the pier to get up now, so I didn't go out today. Could you spare a bit of food over there?
There are so many rats under the overpass, and a lot of what I'd stored got chewed up.
A salvaged battery shorted and sparked. I rushed to cover it with dirt, but the fire had already shot up, and more than half the parts I'd collected burned.
Damn it, I go out once and come back to find half my parts stolen.
The board I use as a windbreak came down, and at night the wind blows straight in.
The few greens along the wall have gone to insects.
I cut my hand open taking apart a car, and now I can't put any strength into it.
It won't run out. There's still a pile at the other end.
There's a packet of seed left in my bag, but there's nothing at all to fill a stomach. If you've got any on hand, trade me a bit and I'll cover it with that.
I've got every sort of part off the cars, but none of it fills a stomach. If you've got food to spare, these are yours for it.
I've still got some disinfectant, but there really is nothing to fill a stomach. If you've got any over there, pass some along.
There's one piece of food left in my bag, but not one thing to plant. If you've got any, trade me a few packets.
I've got plenty of parts here, but nothing at all to plant. I'll put the parts up for a few packets.
The disinfectant's still here, but there isn't a single thing to plant. If you've got any, send me two packets, things grow along the bridge edge too.
There's one piece of food left in my bag, take it if you want. There's a lot to block off under here and I haven't got a scrap of usable material.
There's a packet of seed left in my bag, but not enough usable material. If you've got spare, trade me a bit and I'll cover it with parts.
I've still got some disinfectant, but there isn't a scrap of usable material. Odd bits or old stock, either will do, just let me have some.
There's one piece of food left in my bag, but nothing at all to start a flame with. If you've got any on hand, trade me a bit, enough to get it lit will do.
The packet in my bag is still there, but there's nothing left to start a flame with. If you've got any over there, take it for some.
I've still got the parts stacked up, but nothing at all to start a flame with. Share a bit with me and I'll trade you parts for it.
I've still got some disinfectant, but I'm out of anything to start a flame with. Share a bit with me, enough to get one fire going will do.
There's one piece of food left in my bag, take it if you want. I haven't got a single tablet, so if you've got spare, trade me some.
Take that packet of seed from my bag if you want it. My medicine's gone, so if you've got any, send me a few.
I've got parts here, but not a single tablet left. Whatever you've got surplus of, send a few my way.
I've been through this whole area and found nothing to eat. If you've got anything filling, send some.
I don't have one seed to plant. If you've got some, toss a few over.
There's a gap here that's been open with nothing to plug it. Get me some usable materials if you can.
I've traded myself clean out. The wind runs hard under this bridge and I haven't got anything to start a flame with. If you've got spare, remember there's someone under here.
I'm all out of medicine. If you've got some, send me a little.
Some of what I've stashed I can't use up, it's just sitting there. Take whatever you like in trade.
Nothing left to fill up on either.
Nothing grows where I am, and I've no seed.
Stripped every car worth stripping.
Always short on medicine.
You've still been living like a person these past weeks, and that says enough, so from now on send me on whatever errand you like.
I've already been through everywhere nearby worth searching, but the food keeps getting lower.
Life's going to be a bit easier now. You're all right.
Already put what I traded for to use. Works better than I expected. I owe you one.
Spread it all out and had a look. I'm happy with it. You're someone I can count on.
Sent more stuff, huh. Decent of you. Dug up a few things and put them on for you.
I'm bad at saying thanks. I'll take this. Sent something back too.
More stuff showed up for me. Didn't see that coming. Had some things on hand, so I sent a share your way.
Opened this batch and had a look. Pretty good. Picked out a few of my own and sent them back with it.
Got it. You send things more often than I do. I'll split what I've got with you.
Had a dig around and found one thing that still works. Put it on with the rest.
Another one. I'll take it. Can't just take and not give, so I put one thing back.
I'm short on food, but I've got some stuff to trade. See what you can use. Could you trade me some food?
I'm so hungry my stomach's caved in, and I'm past caring about pride. Got any food over there?
I'm used to roughing it, a few missed meals is nothing, but this time it's bad. Help me out with some food.
A bite to eat is all I need, I'm not picky. If you've got some, send a little over.
I want to find a spot to grow something. Beats scrounging around every day. If you've got spare seeds, send me some.
A few seeds is all I need. Once they come up, I owe you a meal.
My spot isn't sealed up, and those things come sniffing around whenever they smell people. If you've got materials, thanks in advance.
I can't scavenge materials anywhere, so you're my only option. Whatever you can give is fine.
This materials thing really can't wait, and I've got nothing to trade. Could you send some first?
I cut my leg and it keeps festering. If I don't treat it soon, it'll rot. If you can give me some medicine, please do.
I hardly ever get sick, but this time I really can't shake it. I'm freezing all over. If you've got medicine, please save my skin.
I really can't find food anywhere. All I've got left is some odds and ends. Can I trade them for a bite to eat?
What I can scrape together is just odds and ends, not much. If you don't mind that, let's trade for some food.
My stomach's always empty, and I've only got a few small things. If you've got food, could you trade me some?
I'm a bit short on materials over here. I don't have much extra, just a few odds and ends. Can I trade them for some materials?
I want to trade some small things I've got for materials. I can't offer much, but if you're up for it, I'll pick out a few for you.
I've used up my materials, and I don't have much to trade, just this little bit. Would it be enough for some?
I don't have a single seed, and nothing much else. Just some odds and ends. Can I trade them for a few seeds?
All I can put up is small stuff, but I want to grow something myself. Can you trade me a few seeds?
I'm short on medicine and don't have much else, just a few small things. If you've got medicine, let's swap.
I'm not feeling great and want to trade for some medicine. I can't put up much. What do you say?
I can't find food again, but I scavenged a few things I can't use. I'm bringing them to trade for something to eat.
I'm starving here. Take my extras, just give me something to eat.
Food's the only thing I'm short on, I've got plenty of the rest. Let's swap.
I'm used to getting by on the streets, and I don't take stuff for free. Take these things I can't use and give me some food.
I want to find a spot to grow something, I just need seeds. Take the extra stuff I scavenged and trade me some.
Just a few seeds will do. I'll trade you my extras for them.
I've got no seeds, but I scavenged a few other things. Want to trade?
The place I'm staying isn't sealed tight, and those things come sniffing around when they smell people. Take my extras and give me some materials.
Materials are something I can't scavenge, but I've picked up too much of everything else. Let's swap.
The spots I need to block off are still open. I'll trade things I can't use for some of your materials.
Materials are what I'm short on, nothing else. Trade however you like.
I got a cut on my leg that won't heal and want to trade for some medicine. I've got some things sitting around here.
I'm shivering all over and can't hold out. Take my extras, just give me some medicine.
I'm out of medicine, but I scavenged some stuff I can't use. Can you trade me some medicine?
Things have eased up a bit for me and I've got a few extras. I'd like to swap them for something else.
I scavenged more than I need. If you can use any of it, trade for it.
I'd like something new for a change too. Take what you like from these extras.
No big deal. I can still manage on my own.
I lost some stuff, but I won't starve. I know where I stand.
Dr. Cohen (32nd Floor) 104
Hello, sorry to bother you. I saw the number on the drone and thought I'd try reaching out. Is anyone there?
My food is nearly gone, but I still have some medicine at home. If you have food to spare, I'd like to trade medicine for it.
With this leg I can't get downstairs, nobody's coming up, and the food at home is gone. I'm sorry to trouble you, but could you spare me some food?
The last lot lasted me until this morning. Nothing's changed on my end, so I have to trouble you again.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
You've probably already seen everyone's views in the group. They all hope you'll take the lead. I'd like to hear what you think.You can reply: Accept
Rats made it to the thirty-second floor and chewed the biscuits I left on the table. They climb better than I do. None of the medicine is spoiled, it is all still on the shelf. If you have food to spare, bring it and trade me for medicine.
The wiring in the kitchen caught fire and I dragged this leg over there too slowly, so half a cabinet burned. The medicine's in the bedroom and untouched. What I'm short on is still food, so come trade if you've got it?
Someone came up and knocked yesterday and I didn't open. The lock was broken all the same and the food was taken, though luckily he didn't find the medicine. Have you got food to spare? Bring it and trade for medicine.
The lift stopped working long ago, and yesterday the stairwell window was blown in, leaving a layer of glass across the floor that I can't sweep. The medicine's all here, so bring food and trade.
The lingzhi I planted on the windowsill never took, and the bugs came early. This was never my field. None of the medicine is missing. Name the sort you need and I can find it in the cabinet. Bring food and the rest is easy.
I worked my way along the railing a few times yesterday and today my back will not straighten. This leg was already unreliable and now I am truly not going down. The medicine is all in the cabinet. Bring food and trade.
Rats made it to the thirty-second floor and chewed the biscuits on the table, they climb better than I do. I traded you all the medicine. This leg won't take me downstairs and nobody comes up.
The kitchen wiring caught fire and I dragged this leg over too slowly. The medicine ran out long ago and there is no food at all. My apologies for troubling you.
Someone came up and knocked and I didn't open, but the lock broke anyway and the food was taken. I traded you the medicine long ago, so have you got any to spare over there.
The stairwell window was blown in and there's a layer of glass across the floor that I can't sweep. The medicine cabinet's empty too, so it really is a great deal to ask of you.
The lingzhi on the windowsill never took. I traded you the medicine long ago. This leg can't manage the stairs, so all I can do is wait for you.
I worked along the railing a few times and now my back won't straighten. The medicine's gone as well, so this time I really do have to trouble you.
Rats got into the kitchen, and what I'd stored is chewed full of holes.
I was cooking something on the stove, dozed off and forgot about it, and by the time the burning smell woke me the fire had spread to the edge of the counter and everything piled there burned.
Someone came upstairs, forced my door, and took several things.
The balcony door will not close and it rattles all night.
The pot of seedlings on the sill has gone to insects.
Got up too quickly and fell. The leg is worse for it.
No real harm. There's still a bit in the cupboard. I won't go without.
There's a packet of seed sitting by the medicine box, but my food's nearly at the bottom. If you've got spare, trade me a little, and that can cover it.
I've still got bandages and the like, but none of it's edible. If you've got food, the bandages are yours for it.
There is still some medicine in the flat, but the food is nearly at the bottom. If you have surplus, trade me a little.
I've got two bottles of red left. I want to grow something, but I haven't got a single seed. If you've got any, trade me a few packets, and the red can cover it.
I'm not short of bandages and the like, but I haven't got any seed at all. I'll put the bandages up for a few packets.
I've still got some medicine, but not a single seed. If you've got any on hand, send me two packets and take medicine for them.
I've got two bottles of red left, take them if you want. The balcony door is broken and I haven't got anything at all to mend it with.
There's a packet of seed sitting by the medicine box, but not enough to mend with. If you've got spare, trade it over. Sorry to trouble you.
I've still got some medicine, but nothing at all to mend with. Odd bits would do, just let me have some.
I've got two bottles of red left, but nothing at all to keep warm with. If you've got any on hand, trade me some. Sorry to ask.
The packet by the medicine box is still there, but there's nothing left to keep warm with. If you've got any over there, I'll trade it to you for some. Sorry to put you to the trouble.
I've still got bandages and the like, but nothing at all to keep warm with. Whatever you've got spare on hand, pass some along.
I've still got some medicine, but I'm out of anything to keep warm with. Send some over, enough to get through the night.
I've got two bottles of red left, take them if you want. Even the cabinet has bottomed out, so trade me some.
Take that packet of seed by the medicine box if you want it. My medicine's cleared out, so if you've got any, send me a few.
I've still got some bandages, but no other medicine at all. If you've got spare over there, trade me a few. Sorry to trouble you.
My legs won't let me out of the house, and nobody can come to me. If you have extra food, might I trouble you for some?
I can only turn to you for seeds. If you have extra, could you send me a few?
By rights I should offer something in trade, but I have nothing left to give. I must ask your help with some materials for repairs.
I'm all empty here. The wind is fierce on the thirty-second floor and I haven't got anything to keep warm with. If you've got spare, I'd be grateful.
My medicine has run out. If you have some, please set a few aside for me. I'm sorry for the trouble.
I have more of a few things than one person can use. If you're interested, I'd like to trade for something else. Only I can't leave the house, so I'll have to trouble your drone.
Food's nearly out too.
Seeds aren't something I know.
Can't fix anything up here, and no stock for it.
My own medicine is nearly finished.
You can still keep everything in order these days, and I really do admire that, so from now on come to me if anything comes up.
There's even less food left than a while back, and with this leg I can't get down the stairs to look.
With these, I can hold out here a while longer. I have you to thank.
I can't get downstairs. Getting these at all is entirely thanks to you.
I had been waiting, and now that the things are here I can rest easy. I'm sorry to have put this on you.
I have received what you sent, and I'm most grateful. I've prepared some in return to go back with it.
I can't get downstairs, so I depend on you to send things up. I won't forget it. I've put a little something on for it to bring back.
Another delivery from you, and I feel quite bad about it. I don't care to be in anyone's debt, so I've prepared something in return.
Received. Thank you for always keeping me in mind. I have nothing fine to offer, but I picked one thing to send back.
I watched it fly in from the window and knew it was you again, so I've put something on for you.
I'll accept this one. I've chosen one thing to put in, by way of return.
You keep sending things, time after time, and I hardly deserve it. So I've taken something out to give you in return.
I'm short on food here, and I have a few things at home I can spare. If you have extra food, might I trouble you to trade me a little?
I practiced medicine my whole life and never thought I'd have to beg for food in my old age. If you have any, please take pity on me this once.
An old man can't go hungry for long. When I do, my heart starts to flutter. If it's convenient, please set a little food aside for me.
I have nothing left to trade, so I must swallow my pride and ask you for some food.
I can't get out to find food, but with seeds I could grow a little myself. Do you have any to spare?
I'd like to learn to grow things, if only to give myself something to do. If you have spare seeds, a few would be lovely.
If those things really got in, I couldn't run on this leg. If you have materials, I could make my doors and windows solid.
I can manage the repairs slowly, I just have no materials. If you have any to spare, please set a share aside for me.
At my age, I ask for nothing else, only sturdier doors and windows. If you can spare some materials, I'd be grateful.
My old condition is acting up, and my chest keeps tightening. If you have medicine, please help me ease it.
I'm alone at home, with no one to look after me if I'm ill. If you could spare a little medicine, I'd rest much easier.
I'm short on food at home, and with my bad leg I can't go looking myself. All I have to offer is a few small things. Would you be willing to trade me some food?
I'd like to trade a few odds and ends for some food. It isn't much, and I can't leave the building, so I have to trouble you.
My food is nearly gone, and I have very little to offer, just some small things. If it's convenient, could you trade me some?
A few places at home need patching and I'm short on materials. I can offer only so much, just these odds and ends. Please consider whether you'd trade me some.
I can't go out to look, and my materials are used up. I can still scrape together a few things of little value. I'd like to trade them for some materials, if it's no trouble.
I'd like to trade for some materials. I have nothing extra, only a few small things, so I'm afraid you'd be getting the short end.
I'd like to trade for some seeds to grow a little myself. I have nothing to spare, only a few modest things. Would that be enough?
Might I ask you to trade me a couple of packets of seeds? All I can offer is some small things, not much, so I hope you won't mind.
The medicine at home is gone, and I'd like to trade for some. All I can give is what little I have. Would you take a look?
My medicine is about to run out. I can't offer much, only some modest things, but if you're willing, please trade me some.
My legs are bad and I can't get out, and my food has run short. I have a few extras and would like to trade them with you for some food. Thank you for your trouble.
An old man can't go hungry. I have some things I can't use and would like to trade them for a little food. See if it suits you.
Food is scarce for me just now, though I have a few other extras. If it's convenient for you, please trade me some.
I never thought I'd be worrying about food at my age. I'll give you my extras, please trade me some food.
I can't go out to find food, but with seeds I could grow my own. I have a few extras here and would like to trade for some.
I'm no gardener, but I'd still like to try. I'd trade my extras for some of your seeds, if you'd be so kind.
I have no seeds, but I do have a few other extras. Would you be kind enough to see whether we can trade?
If those things really got in, these legs of mine couldn't carry me away. I've brought my extras and would like to ask you to trade me some materials.
I can manage the repairs slowly, I just have no materials. You can have the things I can't use, just trade me some.
One of my doors still won't close properly. I'd like to fix it, but I don't have enough materials, so I'll trade you my extras.
I'm short on materials, though I have enough of other things. I'd be grateful if you traded me a little.
An old complaint of mine has flared up and my chest keeps tightening. All my extras are here, and I'd like to trade them for some medicine to get me through.
I'm home alone, and if I fall ill there's no one to look after me. You can have the things I can't use, just trade me a little medicine.
There's no medicine left at home at all, though I have a few other extras. Might I ask you to trade me some?
Some things I have more of than I can use on my own. If any of it is useful to you, trade me something else for it.
It would be a shame to let these extras sit here, so I'd like to trade. I'd be grateful if you took a look.
I'm a little better off now and thought it was about time we traded. Take whatever suits you.
What's left will last me a while. Thank you for thinking of me.
I took a small loss, but fortunately nothing important. I'll tidy up slowly.
Greg 108
That number they read out on the radio, that was you, wasn't it? I'm on the east side of town, watching over my hardware store alone. Now that I've got someone to talk to, I finally feel a bit more at ease.
I'm short on food and hoping to trade for some. Take whatever you like of what I've got on hand, and the cost is open to talk about.
I've traded off most of what I could. If you've got spare food over there, let me have a little, and I'll remember the favor.
There's been nothing worth trading on my shelves for a while. The rations you gave me ran out the day before yesterday too, so if you've got any, I'd like some more.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
I've read everything in the group, and everyone agrees you should lead. It only counts if you say yes, so what do you think?You can reply: Accept
Rats got into the shop and chewed open the self-heating rice cartons. There is a whole row of rat traps sitting on the shelf here and not one of them was set. The stock is all still here. If you have food or drink, bring it and trade. The price is easy.
The cylinder fitting leaked and the flare of flame blackened half a pegboard wall, and I beat it out with a sheet of metal. The stock wasn't affected, everything on the racks is still there. Come trade if you've got food.
The roller shutter was pried open a gap and a few crates went in the night, though luckily the sheet metal was too heavy for him. Look over what's left, the price is easy.
The store room roof leaked onto the shelving and rusted a patch of sheet metal. I moved it aside and the rest is fine. Bring food or drink and trade.
The bugs got at the corn by the shop door, I'm not much good at growing it. The stock's as it was and the racks are still full, so take your pick.
I threw my back out lifting that stack of sheet metal and now I can't bend. The stock's where it was, so help yourself. What I want is still food or drink, and the price is easy?
Rats chewed open the self-heating rice cartons. There's a whole row of rat traps in this shop and not one of them was set. I've traded off just about everything worth trading, so have you got spare rations.
The cylinder leaked and the flame blackened half a pegboard, and I beat it out with a sheet of metal. The shop's running out too, so this time it's my turn to ask.
The shutter was pried open and a few crates went in the night, and what's left isn't enough to trade. Could you spare me a bit over there?
The store room roof leaked and rusted a patch of sheet metal. I traded you the stock long ago, so if you're comfortable, think of me.
The bugs got at the corn by the shop door, I'm not much good at growing it. The shop's empty as well, so have you got spare rations.
I threw my back out lifting sheet metal and can't bend. The stock's traded out too, so if you've got a surplus, let me have some first.
Rats got into the shop and chewed a hole under the counter.
The canister fitting leaked and flame shot out all at once. Hell, by the time I got the valve shut, half the stock in the shop had burned.
Someone forced the roller door and took a whole pile of stuff.
The back window frame has rusted through and will not close.
Insects got the corn in the back yard.
My hand got cut on sheet tin, and now I can't even grip a pair of pliers.
I can make up a loss this size, there's still stock in the back.
There's a packet of seed behind the counter, but there's nothing at all to eat or drink. If you've got any on hand, trade me some, the price is easy.
I've still got hardware in stock, but none of it's edible. If you've got food, take it for them.
I've still got a few canisters, but there's nothing to eat or drink. I'll put the canisters up for some.
The disinfectant's still here, but there really is nothing to eat or drink. If you've got any over there, pass some along, the price is easy.
I've got one self-heating meal left, but no seedstock at all. If you've got any, trade me a few packets, the price is easy.
I've got plenty of hardware here, but not one packet of seedstock. I'll put the hardware up for a few.
I've still got a few canisters, but not one packet of seedstock. If you've got any on hand, send me two and you name the price.
I've still got some disinfectant, but I'm out of seedstock. If you've got extra over there, trade me two packets.
I've got one self-heating meal left, take it if you want. Even the shop hardware's run out, so trade me some.
There's a packet of seed behind the counter, but I'm short of hardware now. If you've got spare, trade it over, the price is easy.
I've still got a few canisters, but the hardware's run out. I'll put the canisters up for some.
The disinfectant's still here, but there isn't a scrap of hardware left. Leftovers would do, and the price is easy.
I've got one self-heating meal left. The canisters are empty and I can't get a fire going in the shop, so if you've got any on hand, trade me some.
The packet behind the counter is still there, but the gas has run out. If you've got any over there, take it for some, the price is easy.
I've still got the hardware stacked up, but nothing at all that burns. If you've got spare, pass some along, and the price is easy.
I've still got some disinfectant, but the gas is gone. Send some over, enough to cook a few meals will do, and the price is easy.
I've got one self-heating meal left, take it if you want. There isn't even medicine in the shop now, so trade me some.
Take that packet of seed from behind the counter if you want it. My medicine was cleared out long ago, so if you've got any, send me a few.
I've got hardware here, but not a single tablet left. Whatever you've got, trade me a few.
I've still got a few canisters, but I'm out of medicine. I'll put the canisters up for a few.
I've traded off just about everything I could. Are you still doing all right on food over there?
I'm short on seeds right now. If you have spare, let me have a few packets.
I've got nothing to trade you this time, so I can only ask you for some materials for now. I'll remember this one.
I'm all empty here. It's cold in the shop and there's nothing at all that burns. If you've got spare, send it my way and the price is easy.
I'm out of medicine here. If you've got some, let me have it on credit for now.
A few things here are overstocked, and letting them sit isn't good business. Take whatever catches your eye in trade for something else, and I'll give you a good price.
Food and drink are gone too.
A hardware shop doesn't sell seed.
The stock on the racks has gone down too.
I never kept medicine.
This world hasn't dragged you down, so you're someone who gets things done, and from now on my whole setup is yours to direct.
Anything the shop could spare is long gone, and now I don't even have much to eat myself.
Got the things you traded. Neither side came out short. I feel safe doing business with you.
It's rare to find someone willing to deal with me. I won't forget this.
I've written it down. A clean trade, and you helped me a good deal.
You sent another one, and I'm grateful. I've put a few things in. See if any of them are useful to you.
Got this one, thanks for the trouble. Didn't feel right taking it for free, so I put a little back for you.
You've gone out of your way again. I don't have much here, but I still picked out a few things to put in.
I've added another line to the ledger. I keep track of everything you send. This time I'm paying a little back. It's already in there.
Got the goods. I don't have much in stock, so I picked out a few things to send back.
You keep looking out for me like this, so I picked out a little to put in too.
Another one from you. I'll take it. I don't have anything else here, so I've just packed a few things for the return trip.
I'd like to trade for some food. I'll bring goods in exchange, not take it for free. Tell me how much you can do.
Coming to you empty-handed for food, I can barely show my face. But an empty stomach won't wait. If you have food to spare, help me out.
I really can't make the numbers work on food anymore. Help me out this once, and if I get the chance, I'll pay you back double.
I'm so hungry I can't even keep my accounts straight. If you have food, spare me a share.
Just holding out won't cut it. I want to try growing something myself. If you have spare seeds, help me put some together.
Give me a few seeds, and we'll settle up once they grow.
Those things come ramming my door every few days, and if I don't reinforce my doors and windows soon, it's going to get dicey. Could you let me have some materials first, to help me out in a pinch?
I know how to fix it, I just don't have a single piece of material. If you have some, give me a few.
I don't want to put off patching my doors and windows any longer. Could you give me some of your materials?
I'm laid up sick, no strength at all, can't get anything done. Do you have any medicine? Help me out.
I don't know much about medicine, only that if I don't take some soon, things will go wrong. If you have extra, give me a little.
I'm short on food and don't have anything to spare, but I can put up a few odds and ends. If you'll trade, we have a deal.
There isn't enough food at home, and I don't have much to offer. I can just about put up a few small things. How about trading me some food?
I'd like to trade you for some food. I can't pay much, only cover it with the few things I have left. Does that work?
I need to fix some things and I'm short on materials. I don't have much to trade, only a few odds and ends. Does that work for you?
I've just about used up my materials, and all I have left to trade is some odds and ends. If it suits you, could you trade me a little?
I'm short on materials. All I can offer is these small things, nothing worth much. Would you trade me a little?
I'd like to get some seeds. I don't have anything extra at home, just a few small things left. See how much they'll get me.
I don't have any seeds, and not much to trade, just a few odds and ends. If you're willing, trade me a little.
I'm badly short on medicine, with nothing to spare except a few small things. If you have medicine, we'll go by your price.
I'm running short on medicine. I still have a few things that aren't worth much, and if you'll trade, I'd like some medicine.
My food's not turning over lately. I've got a few things sitting in stock that I'd like to exchange with you for food.
Business works both ways. I'll bring my extras, and you give me food at a fair price.
What I'm short on is food, but I've got plenty of other stock. Will you take this deal?
I'm so hungry I can't even keep my books straight. I've brought out the things I can't use, you name how much food they're worth.
I want to try growing something myself, I'm just missing seeds. Take a few extras to settle up.
If you have extra seeds, I'll trade you some of my stock for them. We can work out the price.
I don't have a single seed, but I'm sitting on some stock. See if it's worth trading for.
My door gets slammed by those things every few days, and if I don't reinforce the doors and windows soon, I'm in trouble. My extras are yours, give me the materials they're worth.
I never used to worry about materials, but now I'm short. I'll trade you some of my other stock for them.
I don't want to put off fixing my doors and windows any longer. I'll bring out the things I can't use, trade me a few materials.
This time it's materials I'm short on, and I've got plenty of the rest. Name your price.
I'm sick and can't get anything done, which is the worst thing for a business owner. Take my extras, and I'll pay your price for medicine.
I don't know much about medicine, only that I can't run out. The things I can't use are yours, trade me a little.
I'm short on medicine and have some other stock sitting around. Let me trade with you.
I've got too much of some stock and I'd like to do a deal with you. Tell me if it works for you.
Having stock piled up makes me uneasy. Have a look and see if there's anything you want.
I'm not short of anything this time, I've just saved up a few extras. I'd like to swap so we both get some use out of them.
A loss this small won't affect my business.
I've run the numbers. I lost a bit, but I can still keep things turning over.
Alex 104
You actually replied. I recorded that broadcast. There's not enough power, so I don't dare turn on the radio during the day, and I still ran into another living person. That's not easy.
I'm running low on food. I've got a few things here, see if any are of use. I'd like to trade for a little.
My food's about to run out and I've got barely any strength left. If it's convenient, set aside a share of food for me.
The place is bare again. Count me in if it's convenient.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
Seen the group chat? Everyone wants you to lead. What do you say?You can reply: Accept
Rats chewed the sausage I had left on top of a crate. The parts I saved are fine though, and so are the odds and ends in the crate. Tell me what you are short of, and if I can dig it out it is yours.
I shorted something while wiring and the flames went up and burned a small patch. The power was nearly out as it was, and now this on top of it. The parts are all here, so tell me what you're short of.
Someone came in during the night and took the food. He did not want the parts, and the bits and pieces are still here. Tell me what you are short of and I will do what I can.
Water's been seeping in by the window frame and it soaked the bottom of my parts crate, but I've raised it since. Everything still works, so tell me what you're short of.
The potatoes were infested the moment they sprouted, and it was my first try at growing anything. The parts and odds and ends are all here, so choose whichever you want.
I threw my back out lifting a crate and now I can't crouch. Everything's where it was, parts and the scrap I picked up, so see for yourself.
Rats chewed the sausage I'd left on a crate. My supplies are nearly out and so is the power. If it's convenient, put something edible aside for me.
A short in the wiring sent flames up and burned a small patch. The power was nearly out to begin with. This time I really do have to trouble you.
Someone came in during the night and took the food. He didn't want the parts, but parts aren't edible. Have you got any to spare on hand?
Water seeped in by the window frame and soaked the bottom of the parts crate, and anything worth trading went long ago. If you've still got any, don't let me go hungry.
The potatoes were infested the moment they sprouted. It was my first try and it came to nothing. There's nothing left in my hands to trade.
I threw my back out lifting a crate and can't crouch. The goods were traded out long ago, so if it's convenient, let me have a little.
Rats got in and bit open several packs of the food I'd saved.
The socket caught fire, and by the time I pulled the plug it had spread to the materials piled next to it. I only managed to save a little.
Someone snuck in here, and a good many of the parts I'd collected are gone.
The window hinge snapped and it will not close properly.
Insects ate the few seedlings on the balcony.
I wrenched my wrist moving things. God, I can't even turn a screw.
Not down to the bottom. I've still got enough to work with.
I turned up a packet of seed in the box, but there's nothing at all edible. If it's convenient, trade me a bit.
I've put together some parts and oddments, but none of it's edible. If you've got spare, take them for it.
The disinfectant's still here, but there really is nothing edible. If you've got any over there, pass some along when it's convenient.
I've got a couple of mouthfuls of food left, but not a single seed. If you've got any, trade me a few packets, and say what you're short of too.
I've got odds and ends of material here, but no seed at all. I'll put these up for a few packets.
I've still got some disinfectant, but I haven't got a single seed. If you've got surplus over there, send me two packets.
I've got a couple of mouthfuls of food left, take them if you want. The window won't close and I haven't got any odds and ends at all.
I turned up a packet of seed in the box, but not enough odds and ends. Say what you're short of and we'll trade.
The disinfectant's still here, but there isn't a scrap of material left. Old or broken, either will do, whatever you can spare.
I've got a couple of mouthfuls of food left. The power's nearly out too and there's nothing at all that burns, so if you've got any on hand, trade me some.
The packet in the box is still there, but there's nothing left that burns. Say the word if you've got any and I'll trade it for some.
I've still got odds and ends stacked up, but nothing at all that burns. If you've got surplus over there, pass some along.
I've still got some disinfectant, but I'm out of anything that burns. Send some over, enough for a few nights will do.
I've got a couple of mouthfuls of food left, take them if you want. I can't turn up a single tablet any more, so trade me some.
Take that packet of seed from the box if you want it. My medicine went long ago, so if you've got any, send me a few.
I've got odds and ends here, but not a single tablet left. If you've got spare on hand, trade me a few.
Food's nearly out. If it's convenient, send me something to eat.
Not a single seed here. If you have some, send a few.
Window still won't shut, and I've got nothing to trade. Do you have materials?
I'm all empty here. There's no power in the place and no fire either. If you've got anything that burns, keep me in mind.
I'm out of medicine. If you have extra, send me some.
Got some extra here. Come trade if you're interested.
Not much food left either.
No seed.
Short on materials too.
A bit short on medicine too.
You've still got something left in reserve even now, so from now on say the word and I'll move.
If I go easy on the power it'll last a few more days, but the food gets lower every day.
I didn't expect you'd trade with me. I'm grateful.
Got the trade. I can get on with things here now. Thanks to you.
Got it in hand. Tried it, works fine. Sorry for the bother.
Picked it up. Don't have much I can spare here, but I scraped some together and sent it back.
Not good with words, so I'll keep it simple. I'm grateful for this. Put a few things back.
Got your things again. Sent a little back. You'll see it when you open it.
Got it. Using it now, buys me a bit more time. The bit for you is ready.
I keep checking for your delivery every so often. This time it came again. Put one thing back for you.
Don't have much either. Searched all over and only found one thing. It's in there for you.
Took what you sent. Split off some of what I could and put it on top for you.
I'm almost out of food. I'd like to trade you some of what I have. You up for it?
I'm too hungry to have any strength. I'd like to ask you for some food.
I'm not good at asking. I'll just say it. I need food.
I have nothing to trade. Give me whatever food you can.
I plan to grow something. Can you give me a few seeds?
If you have seeds to spare, give me some. I'll see if I can get them to grow.
My doors and windows aren't solid, and that worries me. Got any materials? Give me some.
Those things have come by a few times. I need to patch my doors and windows, but I have no materials.
I'm badly short on materials. Anything you can give helps.
I'm sick and can't get up. If you have medicine, give me a little.
My head won't stop hurting and I can't sleep. Do you have any medicine?
I'm almost out of food and want to trade soon. I have some bits and pieces. If you have food, could you trade me some?
My food won't last much longer. I can't give much, just a few things. Whichever one you can use, I'll trade it for food.
I don't have anything extra, just this little bit, but I want to trade for food. If you're willing, that'd be great.
I'm short on materials. I don't have much to trade, just a few odds and ends. If you have extra materials, I'd like to trade these for some.
I don't have many small things, but if you don't mind, I'd like to trade for some materials.
I'm running out of materials, and I can't keep scrounging on my own. I'd like to trade some small stuff for a bit.
I don't have much to trade, but I want to grow something myself. Could you trade me a couple of packets of seeds?
I don't have a single seed, and nothing extra either. I have a few odds and ends. Trade if you're willing.
I'm out of medicine. I'd like to trade a few bits and pieces for some. I have nothing else to spare. Will that work?
My medicine is used up and I don't want to let it drag on. I only have this little bit, but if you'll trade, I'd like some medicine.
I don't have enough food. I have some extras and want to trade for some.
You can have my extras. A little food in return is all I need.
I'm short on food but have plenty else. Want to trade?
If you have food, I'll trade you things I can't use for it.
I want to grow something but have no seeds. I'll trade you my extras.
Do you have extra seeds? I'll trade other things for them.
I have a few things I can't use and want to trade them for seeds.
My doors and windows aren't sturdy, and I'm uneasy. I want to trade my extras for materials.
I need to fix my doors and windows. Those things have come by a few times already. Take my extras and trade me some materials.
I'm short on materials but have other things. I'd like to trade for a little.
You can have what I can't use. Can I get some materials for it?
I'm sick and can't get up. I want to trade my extras for medicine.
My head won't stop hurting. I want to trade for some medicine. You can have my extras.
I'm short on medicine and have some extras of other things. Can we trade?
I've got some stuff sitting around I don't use. Trade if you want it.
Take what you want from my extras. I'll take anything in return.
I've got some to spare. If you can use it, trade for it.
What's left will last me a while.
The loss isn't big. I can hold out.
Sammy 104
Someone actually heard me! I'm trapped upstairs and don't dare go down, those things are everywhere outside. Now that you've replied, at least I'm not alone anymore.
My food at home is almost gone. I still have a few things, so take whatever you like. Please put the food you trade on the drone.
My food's run out here, and I don't dare go outside. Could you send me some food by drone? Please.
I've had nothing since yesterday. I don't know who else to ask, so I've come back to you.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
Everyone wants you to lead, did you see what they said in the group? Can you say yes?You can reply: Accept
Rats got in and dug out the hard candy I'd hidden, and I didn't dare go out and look for where they came in. There are still usable things in here, so if you're short, bring food and trade. Put it on the drone.
The socket threw out flames and I smothered them with a blanket, and my hands shook for a long while after. I still didn't dare open the window. Everything else is here, so bring food and trade. I'm not going downstairs.
There was a noise outside the door last night that went on until dawn, and I didn't dare open it. This morning I looked and some things were missing. There are still usable things in here, so bring food and trade.
A crack opened in the window glass and the wind came through it all night, whistling. I patched it with scrap plastic. Everything in here is still here, and I'll send it out to you on the drone.
Every strawberry seedling on the sill was eaten by bugs, and that was the only thing I had to look forward to. There are still usable things in here, so if you're short, bring food and trade.
Threw my back out shifting the dumbbell and the pile by the door. I was trying to brace the door shut. Everything is where it was. Say what you want and put it on the drone.
Rats got in and dug out the hard candy I had hidden. I did not dare go out and look. This place is running out and I still cannot go outside. Could you send some food over?
The socket threw out flames and I smothered them with a blanket, and my hands shook for a long while. The room's empty and I don't dare go down to look for anything. Please.
There was a noise outside the door all last night, right through to dawn, and I didn't dare open it. This morning I looked and some things were missing. What's left isn't enough to trade?
A crack opened in the window glass and the wind came through it all night, so I patched it with scrap plastic. There really is no food left.
Every strawberry seedling on the sill was eaten by bugs, and that was the only thing I had to look forward to. Could you bring me something to eat?
Threw my back out shifting things to brace the door. This place emptied out a while ago and I still dare not go outside. I am asking you.
There are rats in here, and at night they keep scratching behind the cabinet.
The hotplate cord suddenly caught fire. Pulling the plug didn't help, the fire ran along the table, and nearly all the materials in the room burned up.
Someone forced the door and came in at midnight. I hid in the back room without making a sound, and once they left, more than half my stuff was gone.
The window will not close and the wind keeps rattling it.
The seedlings I kept on the windowsill have all died.
Knocked my leg moving something and now I limp.
I can still ride it out. What's in the house will hold me a while.
I've still got a packet of seed here, but there's nothing at all to eat. If you've got any on hand, trade me a bit, just put it on the drone.
There are still some usable things in here, but none of it's edible. If you've got food to spare, take them for it, just put it on the drone.
The disinfectant's still here, but the food really is gone. If you've got any over there, pass some along, just put it on the drone.
I've still got a few hard sweets, but not a single seed. If you've got some, trade me a few packets on the drone.
Take what's in here if you want it. I haven't got any seed at all, so a few packets in trade would do.
The disinfectant's still here, but I haven't got any seed at all. Whatever you've got over there, send two packets up on the drone.
I've got a few hard sweets left, take them if you want. The wind comes through the gap in the window and I haven't got any usable material at all.
I've still got a packet of seed here, but not enough usable material. If you've got spare, send it up on the drone.
The disinfectant's still here, but there isn't a scrap of usable material. Old stock would do, just let me have some.
I've still got a few hard sweets, but nothing at all to keep warm with. If you've got some, trade me a bit.
That packet of seed of mine is still here, but there's nothing left to keep warm with. If you've got any, trade me a little.
What's in here is still stacked up, but I haven't got anything to keep warm with. Whatever you've got over there, pass some along.
I've still got some disinfectant, but I'm out of anything to keep warm with. A bit would do, just put it on the drone, I'm not going downstairs.
I've got a few hard sweets left, take them if you want. I haven't got a single tablet, so if you've got any over there, trade me some.
Take this packet of seed if you want it. My medicine's gone, so if you've got spare, send me a few.
What's in here is all I've got, but not a single tablet left. Whatever you've got on hand, trade me a few.
I've run out of food, and I'm too scared to go out. If you have extra, please have the drone bring some over.
I hate to ask, but I really can't find any seeds. If you have some over there, could you share a few?
I still can't block the gap in the window, and I don't have anything left to trade. Could you share some usable materials with me, please?
I'm all empty here. It's cold in the room and I haven't got anything to keep warm with. If you've got any, put it on the drone for me.
I've used up my medicine, and I'm too scared to go out and look for more. If you have extra, please send some.
Some things have piled up in my place, and I'm still too scared to go out. If something catches your eye, trade me something of yours. Just put it on the drone.
The little food in here is nearly done.
No use for seed, and none anyway.
The window needs patching and there's no stock.
Not much medicine left.
You haven't panicked once in all this time, and hearing that steadies me, so from now on I'll do it however you decide.
The food I've stored has gone down a bit more, but I still don't dare take a single step out the door.
The things came right to me and I didn't have to go downstairs. You really helped me so much.
Knowing you'll trade with me makes me less scared. I'm really, really grateful.
I got the things without leaving the room, didn't take a single risk. It's all thanks to you.
You sent more things up again, I'm so grateful. I don't dare go downstairs, but I could still find a little in here, so I let it take that to you.
After I got the things I looked around me and picked one to put in for you.
Another one from you. When I saw it land, I stopped being scared. I got a few things ready and put them on for you.
I brought the things you sent inside and picked one to put on, so it can take it back to you.
I've brought everything inside, and I feel much safer. I put a little back for you too.
I got this one. I searched the whole room and only found one thing. It's on there.
I opened it the moment it arrived. I can use everything you sent. I've got one thing ready for you too.
I'm running low on food. Could I trade you some things for it?
I've gone hungry in here for several meals, and those things are still outside, so I can't go out. If you have food, could you spare me a few bites?
You're the only one I can reach. Just a little food would be enough.
I have nothing left to trade, but I really need food. If you're willing, please give me some.
If I could grow something myself, I'd be a little less scared. If you have spare seeds, could I have some?
I don't need many seeds, just a few. If you put them on the drone, I can get them.
I keep feeling those things will squeeze in through the doors or windows, and the more I think about it, the less I can sleep. If you have materials, please give me a little.
I can only breathe easy once my doors and windows are solid. If you have materials to spare, could you share some?
I don't have any materials left, not one bit. Could you help me?
I'm sick, and I'm curled up alone in here not knowing what to do. If you have medicine, could you give me a little?
I'm afraid the sickness will get worse the longer it drags on, but I can't go out. If you can spare some medicine, I'll feel much better.
I'm too scared to go out for food, and I'm almost out at home. All I have is a few odds and ends. If you have food, I'd like to trade for some.
I'm running short on food and too scared to go out alone. I have very little to give, just these small things. Please don't mind how little it is.
I don't have anything else to spare. Could I trade the few things I have left for some food?
A few spots in my place need patching and I'm short on materials. All I have to trade is a few small things. Do you have extra materials?
I need materials, but I'm too scared to go out looking, and I have nothing extra, only a few little things. Would that be okay?
My materials are used up. I don't have much to trade, just what little there is, but if you're willing, I'd like some.
I want to grow something indoors, but I don't have seeds. I only have these small things. Whatever they'll get me is fine.
I have no seeds, and I'm too scared to go out and look. I do have a few odds and ends, though. Would you trade me a couple of packets?
I'm short on medicine and too scared to go out. All I have is a few small things. If you have medicine, could you trade me a little?
My medicine is running low and I don't have anything extra, just what little there is. Could you trade me some medicine?
I'm too scared to go out and my food's almost gone. I have some things here I'm not using and want to trade you for some.
I've saved up some things in here I can't use, and I want to trade them for food. Just put it on the drone.
I don't have enough food here, but I have some other extras. Would you trade?
I can't reach anyone but you. I'll trade all my extras, please just save a little food for me.
If I could grow something myself, maybe I'd be a little less scared. I'll trade my extras for seeds.
Do you have extra seeds? I'll trade you things I can't use. If you put them on the drone, I can get them.
I want to grow something indoors. I'd like to trade those extras for some seeds.
I keep feeling like those things will get in through the doors or windows. I'll trade my extras for some materials to make them sturdier.
I still can't seal the gaps in the window and I don't have any materials. You can have the things I can't use, just trade me a little.
I won't be able to breathe easy until my doors and windows are secure. Take my extras, I'll be glad of any materials you can give.
I've run out of materials, but I still have other things. Could I trade for a little?
I'm sick and too scared to go out and look for medicine. I have some extras here and want to trade for some medicine.
I'm afraid this illness will get worse if it drags on. Take the things I can't use, even a little medicine would help.
I'm out of medicine, but I still have some other things. If you're willing, let's trade.
I sorted out a few extras. I don't know if you need any of them.
There are some things I can't use up. If you can use them, let's trade.
I don't go outside, so this is the only way I can trade away my extras. Whether you trade or not is up to you.
It's okay, nothing I was most afraid of losing was touched.
I lost some things, but I can still hold out without going outside.
Jackie 104
Hey, we actually connected. I'm down in the south part of the city by myself, and I'm not after anything, I just want someone to talk to. Your reply is enough to keep me happy for half the day.
There isn't much food left at my place. I've got a few old things, and I'd like to trade them for something to eat. Don't mind the state of them.
I'm getting old and can't walk far, and there's no food left at home. If you've got extra, spare me a little food. I'd be grateful.
That last lot was gone a while back, and there's nothing left in here at all. Think of me again if you have extra.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
You've seen what the group's saying too, everyone wants you to lead this. I'm hoping you'll say yes as well. What do you think?You can reply: Accept
Rats got at the little store of bandages I'd saved, and at my age I can't chase them off. What's left of my odds and ends is still worth something, scrap plastic, rice wine, so if you're short of anything, bring a bite to eat and trade. Don't mind the state of it.
The water on the stove boiled dry and the flames licked a corner. I was slow putting it out and burned a patch on my hand. There isn't much here, so if you're short of anything, bring a bite to eat and trade.
Someone came in during the night and took some of what I'd saved. I heard them, but I didn't get up. If any of the rest is of use to you, bring a bite to eat and trade.
A tile on the roof has worked loose and last night the rain came down onto the foot of the bed. I cannot reach it and cannot mend it. What is left is still here. Come trade if you are short of anything.
The tomatoes I sowed by the door had their seedlings eaten by bugs. I'm old and can't tend them. What's left of my odds and ends is still worth something, so bring a bite to eat and trade, and don't mind the state of it?
My back gave out lifting that bucket of water and I have to hold the table edge to get up. Everything's where it was, so see for yourself and bring a bite to eat to trade.
Rats got at the bandages I'd saved, and at my age I can't chase them off. My things are gone too, so if you've got any to spare, give me a bite to eat.
The water on the stove boiled dry and the flames licked a corner, and I was slow putting it out. I'm old, I can't get about, and my things are gone. Thank you for still answering me.
Someone came in during the night and took what I'd saved. I heard them, but I didn't get up. What's left isn't enough to trade, so if you've got any to spare, give me a bite?
A tile on the roof worked loose and the rain came down onto the foot of the bed. I cannot reach it and cannot mend it. The goods are gone too. Thank you.
The tomato seedlings by the door were eaten by bugs. I'm old and can't tend them. If you've got any to spare, give me a bite to eat.
My back gave out lifting the water bucket and I have to hold the table edge to get up. My things are gone as well. Sorry to trouble you, and thank you.
The little food I had stored, the rats ate all of it.
I'm old now and slow, so I didn't notice until the pan on the stove boiled dry and started smoking.
Someone was in the place, and a few of the things I'd put by are gone.
The door frame has rotted, so the door won't close properly.
The few greens in the pot wilted and died before they ever came up.
Bent over too long and cannot straighten. I have to rest.
No great harm, what's left will last me a good while yet.
I've still kept a packet of seed, but there isn't a mouthful left to eat. If you've got any on hand, trade me a bit, and don't mind me asking.
The odds and ends I've put by are still worth something, so take what you like the look of. Trade me a bite to eat, and don't mind the state of it.
The disinfectant's still here, but there really isn't a mouthful left. If you've got any over there, share a bite with me and I'll thank you for it.
There's half a bottle of my drink left, but not a single seed. If you've got any over there, trade me a few packets.
I've got some odds and ends here, but no seed at all. Take these for a few packets.
I've still got some disinfectant, but I haven't got a single seed. If you've got any over there, let me have two packets.
There's half a bottle of my drink left, take it if you want. The door won't shut any more and I haven't got anything at all to mend it with.
I've still kept a packet of seed, but not enough to mend with. If you've got spare, trade it over, and don't mind me asking so much.
The disinfectant's still here, but there's nothing at all left to mend with. Broken or old, either will do, and I'll thank you for it.
There's half a bottle of my drink left, but not one stick of firewood. If you've got any on hand, trade me some and I'll thank you for it.
The packet I kept is still here, but the firewood's gone. If you've got any over there, take it and let me have some firewood.
I've still got the odds and ends stacked up, but no firewood at all. If you've got spare, share a little with me and I'll thank you for it.
I've still got some disinfectant, but the firewood's gone. Let me have some, enough for a few days will do.
There's half a bottle of my drink left, take it if you want. There isn't a single tablet here any more, so trade me some.
Take that packet of seed I kept if you want it. My medicine went long ago, so if you've got any on hand, let me have a few.
The odds and ends are all I've got, and not a single tablet left. If you've got surplus over there, trade me a few.
I'm old, I can't get around, and my things are gone. If you have a bite to spare, let me have some.
My seeds are all used up. If you've got some, give me a few.
I really can't offer you anything to trade this time, and the door frame still won't close up. A few materials to mend it would do.
I'm all empty here. It's cold in the room and I haven't got one stick of firewood. If you've got any, spare a thought for me.
My medicine's run out. If you have some, keep a little for me.
At my age I can't use this much, and some of it has piled up. If you like any of it, trade me something else, if you don't mind.
Hardly any rations left either.
At my age I couldn't work seed anyway.
Nothing to mend with.
Medicine's been out of the question for me.
You're still this full of life after all these days, and I honestly envy you, so from now on these old bones are yours to use.
The food I have left keeps getting lower, and I feel bad bringing it up all the time.
I'll go easy with what I got. I'm grateful you were willing to trade with me.
I've brought the things inside. Living alone, they make life a good bit easier. You've been very kind.
You were willing to trade with me. I won't forget that.
You've sent me another one. At my age I don't have anything nice, but I still picked a little to put in for you.
Got this one from you, and it warmed my heart. I took a little from what I've saved and put it in.
You've gone to the trouble again. I dug out a few things too and let it carry them back to you.
I opened what you sent slowly and looked it over again and again. I've put together a little here too, it's already in there.
My hands are slow, but I still picked out one thing and sent it back to you.
You send something every time, and I feel bad about it. I've put a little in for you this time too.
Every morning the first thing I do is check whether something's come. This time it did again. I've put a little back too.
My food's running low. I've got a few things here, and I'd like to trade them for a little of yours. Would that be all right?
These old bones can't take going hungry. When I do, I get dizzy and my eyes go blurry. If you have food, give me a little, and forgive me for going on.
Living this long only to have to ask for food, it pains me too. If it's convenient, please look out for me a bit.
I've got nothing left to trade. A little food is all I ask, and I'll be content.
I farmed when I was young, and my hands still remember. If you have spare seeds, give me a few and I'll plant them slowly.
I want to grow something myself while I can still move. If you have seeds, please share a few. Don't think less of me.
When those things come, these old bones can't hold them off. All I can count on is sturdy doors and windows. Do you have any spare materials?
I'm slow, and every patch takes me ages, but I don't have any materials at all. If you have some, please give me a few.
I shouldn't trouble you with this, but I really have no one else to turn to. If you give me some materials, I'll be very grateful.
Old age brings plenty of ailments, and this time they've all hit me at once. I can't quite bear it. Do you have any medicine?
I hurt so much I can't sleep well. If you can spare a little medicine, thank you in advance.
At my age I don't eat much, but my food's almost gone too. I've only got some old things left, and I'd like to trade them for a bite to eat.
I can't walk far, so I live off what I've stored, and now it's run out. I'd like to trade some old things for a bit of food. Would that be all right?
I don't have anything extra, but I still have a few old bits and pieces. If you don't mind them, trade me some food.
Some spots at home need patching and I've got no materials. I'm old and don't have much to trade, only some old odds and ends. Would you be willing to trade me some materials?
I'm short on materials and have nothing extra, though I still have some old things left. If you don't mind them, let's trade.
I don't have a scrap of material left, and this is all I can give. If you'll trade, I'd be ever so grateful.
I still want to grow something, but I'm out of seeds. All I have is some old things. Would you trade me a couple of packets?
My seeds ran out long ago, and I don't have anything extra, only a few odds and ends. Could you trade me a couple of packets?
At my age I can't go without medicine, and now it's nearly gone. I've only got a few small things left, so if you have medicine, don't mind how little I'm offering.
I'm running short on medicine and don't have anything extra, just a few things that aren't worth much. I'd like to trade them for some medicine.
At my age, I don't have much food left. I've got a few things I can't use and I'd like to trade them for a bite to eat. Don't mind the state of them.
Old bones can't take hunger. Take my extras, a little food is all I need.
I don't have enough food, but I've saved up a few other things. If it suits you, let's trade.
I can't break the habit of hoarding, so I've ended up with some extras. I'm bringing them to trade for a bit of your food.
I farmed when I was young, and my hands still remember. I'll bring out all my extras to trade you for some seeds.
I want to grow some things myself while I can still get about. I'll trade you things I can't use for seeds.
I've got no seeds left, but I've saved up some other things. Trade as you see fit.
When those things come, these old bones can't hold them off, so all I can count on is sturdy doors and windows. Take my extras and trade me some materials.
I'm slow with my hands, but the doors and windows still need fixing. I'll bring out the things I can't use and trade them for some materials.
The door frame still won't close properly. I'd like to trade my extras for some materials to patch it up.
I'm short on materials, but I've saved up some other things and I'd like to trade for a little. Don't mind the state of them.
Old age brings ailments, and another one's caught up with me. I'll trade my extras for some medicine.
I hurt so much I can't sleep well. The things I can't use are yours, even a little medicine is enough for me.
I've finished my medicine, but I've still got some other things saved up. I'd like to trade for a little.
I've saved up a few more things again that I can't use myself. See if you'd be willing to trade.
I'd like to swap for something different. See which of these extras is useful to you.
These are just sitting here anyway. Take them and use them, I'll swap for anything.
It's all right, nobody got hurt. I can still hold out.
I lost a few things, but it won't get in the way of daily life.
Survivor Camp 5
Last night is behind us. We're down a third of our people and half the tents.
Everything tradable went into stomachs. Don't count on stock here for the next two weeks.
After you drew the horde away, not a single tent came down. Everyone can finally get a proper night's sleep. Thank you, really.
The camp here is surrounded. Tents don't stop anything, there are too many of us and nowhere to fall back to. Can you give us a hand?
The camp here is surrounded. Tents don't stop anything, there are too many of us and nowhere to fall back to. Can you give us a hand?
They've got the camp surrounded, the tents go down the moment they hit them, and everyone inside is packed together with nowhere to hide. Can you pull us out of this?
Recycling Station 5
We fell back to the warehouse at the rear. The Sorting Yard is gone.
Two months of stock, scattered across the street in one night. Gathering it back will take days.
We're gathering back the stock that got scattered outside, and we barely lost any of it. If you hadn't drawn them off, it would all have been trampled.
Are you still there? The Sorting Yard is open on every side and we've pulled back as far in as we can go. There's nowhere left behind us. If there's anything you can do over there, please help us.
You there? The Sorting Yard has gaps on every side, we've fallen back all the way to the far end, and there's a wall at our backs. God, this is bad. If you can do anything over there, save us.
The Sorting Yard is full of gaps and we can't hold it. All we can do is keep pulling back, and now we've hit the end. If there's anything you can still do, please give us a hand.
Rooftop Nursery 5
Two of the sheds came down and the seedlings were trampled flat.
A few packets of seed stayed dry. The rest will have to wait for the next planting.
We're down off the roof now, and not one seedling tray got ruined. Thank you.
They've already climbed up to the Nursery. The stairwell is blocked and we're all crowded onto the roof, no way down and nowhere to run. Is there anything you can do?
Everyone from the Nursery is crowded onto the roof. They're blocking the stairwell, and a few have already climbed up. We can't get down and we can't get away. Can you think of something?
The stairwell is blocked and they're climbing up to the roof. Everyone from the Nursery is packed up there with nowhere left to fall back. Is there any way you can help us?
Compost Site 5
The compost heap was turned upside down, but our people are still here.
Composting can't be rushed. We start it over from the beginning.
When we sent that message, we honestly didn't think anyone would answer. Everyone's safe. Thanks.
The smell off the Compost Yard has pulled in those things from the whole outskirts. There are only a handful of us, and we really can't hold it. Could you give us a hand?
This compost smell has drawn every zombie in the outskirts our way. There are only a few of us in total, and we can't hold them off. Can you help us out?
More and more of them keep closing in, all drawn by the smell of the Compost Yard. With just the few of us, we really can't last. Will you give us a hand?
Safe House 5
He's still there. The medicine cabinet is more than half empty.
He didn't bring up that day. Only said the medicine has to be made up slowly, and not to hurry over for a while.
The pharmacy window is open again. He's too busy to step away, so he asked me to say thank you for him.
They're all over the front of the pharmacy. We haven't dared open the window in three days, and if this keeps up something is going to give. If you have anything left to spare, will you help us?
We're hiding in the pharmacy and it's completely surrounded outside. We haven't dared open the window in three days, and if this drags on something's bound to go wrong. If you can still manage it, could you help us out?
Three days now and we still don't dare open the pharmacy window, those things are all over outside. If this keeps up, sooner or later something will go wrong. If you've got anything left to give, please help us out.
City Center Base 5
The warehouse lost two doors. Two people left.
He didn't say how much was lost. Only that for a while now, there'll be nothing on the shelves.
Every door held. The first thing everyone did after waking up was tell me to message you.
The Base Camp warehouse has too many doors, and there aren't enough of us to cover them. I don't think we'll make it through tonight. Can you help us this once?
Damn it, this warehouse has so many doors, there's no way we have enough people to hold them. I don't think we'll hold tonight. Can you help us just this once?
The Base Camp warehouse has doors everywhere. We cover one side and the other gives. We probably won't last the night. Could you help us out this time?
Basement 5
That opening finally gave way on its own. People came out, two short.
It's flooded down there and there isn't much we can bring up. Drying it out takes time.
We're out. Everyone's fine, so don't worry about us.
The Basement has only one way out and it's completely blocked now. We still have enough water and food, but the people are close to breaking. We really can't think of anyone else to ask. Can you help?
We're trapped in the Basement, and those things are all over the only way out. We've got enough to eat and drink, but people are wearing down, and besides you we don't know who else to turn to. Please, will you help us?
The only way out is completely blocked and we can't get out. We're not short on water or food, but we don't know how much longer people can hold up. We've thought it over and you're the only one we can turn to.
Barricade Outpost 5
The barricade broke in three places. We held until daylight, and it cost us.
Everything we could strip went into the walls. If you want to trade, come back in a while.
The wall held and the watch is back on its normal rotation. Without you, I don't think we'd have made it through this one.
Too many have closed in on the outpost, and the wall looks about to give. Can you help us get through this one?
Hell, more and more of them keep closing in on the outpost, and the wall's already shaking. Can you help us hold out through this one?
They're all over the outside of the outpost and the wall's about to give. We can't get through this on our own. Can you help us?
Mutual Aid Group 1
Holding out alone is too hard. I propose we build a camp together. Vote if you agree.You can reply: Holding out alone is too hard. I propose we build a camp together. Vote if you agree.
Sales Assistant 113
The card is still with me
But it's useless now anyway
You must have stocked up pretty well back then.
It's chaos out there.
Going out to grab anything means risking your life.
You must be doing pretty well over there, huhYou can reply: I'm getting by, You saw it all when you rang me up, didn't you, When it comes to food, look out for yourself
Good to hear.
You left your membership card at the register
I'll get it tomorrow
I'll hold it for you. No rush
I've still got some food I can trade, I'm just short on medicine, any kind will do. If you have extra, trade me a little.
What I thought would be enough has run out after all. I worked the shelves row by row, and the last row's empty too. Medicine, any kind you've got.
What you sent lasted me until yesterday, and I've had no strength in me these last couple of days. I don't know if you've still got any.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
You've probably seen what everyone said in the group. They all want you to lead this. If you're willing, could you let me know?You can reply: Accept
Rats got under the shelving and chewed through the wrap on two cases of dry rations. I've sorted out the ones still sealed and nothing else was spoiled. If you've got anything for fever or infection, bring it and take whatever you can carry.
I left a pot on the burner until it burned through and the flames reached the second shelf, and I put it out with a carton. I've stacked the burned stock separately and what didn't burn is still in order. If you've got medicine, come and trade.
The roller shutter was pried halfway up and whoever came in took two cases. I moved the rest further in today and restacked it. What I'm short on is still medicine, so come trade if you've got any?
The ceiling's seeping right above the third row of shelving. I've raised all the cartons and set the damp ones aside. There's still plenty to eat, what I'm short on is still medicine.
I planted potatoes on that bit of open ground out back and the bugs chewed the leaves down to the stems. I planted them badly, I'll admit it. Nothing on the shelves is missing, so bring medicine and trade.
I threw my back out lifting that sack of rice and now it hurts to bend. I can't face the stock, so it's staying where it is. Help yourself, what I want is still something for fever or infection.
Rats chewed through the outer wrap and I've picked through everything worth saving, and I wouldn't give you the rest. I've got nothing to trade this time, so if you've got medicine, let me have some first.
The pot burned through and the flames reached the shelving. I put it out, but there's not much left. I'm still short on medicine, and this time I really have nothing to trade.
Someone pried the shutter and took most of the stock. I sorted for a whole day and turned up nothing but empty cartons. Have you got medicine? I'll owe you for it.
The ceiling seeped and soaked the third row, and I raised things too late. I've got nothing left to trade now, I just want to ask you for something for fever.
The bugs ate every potato leaf. I can't grow anything, I'll admit that. I've really got nothing left, so if you've got medicine, share a little first.
I've thrown my back out, can't bend, can't face the stock. I've got nothing to give you this time, I just want to ask you for some medicine.
Rats made a hole under the shelving, and two grain sacks got bitten open and spilled everywhere.
The stove flame caught the cartons. I did get it down, but that whole row is ruined.
Someone forced the roller door from underneath, and a stretch of the shelving is gone.
The door frame has gone crooked and won't shut properly, so I have to brace it with something at night.
The greens I planted have bugs, and the undersides of the leaves are crawling with them.
I twisted my arm moving boxes and I still can't lift it.
Nothing that really matters yet. My supplies will still hold out.
More than half my food's gone, though there's still a packet of seed tucked under the shelf. Have you got anything edible? Trade me some, enough for two days will do.
There's still a stack of packing stock out the back I've never touched. But the food's nearly at the bottom. Have you got any to spare? Take that for it.
I've still got the disinfectant, but the food's really running thin. Have you got anything edible over there? Pass some along.
This row of food is still full, tins and instant noodles both. I want to grow something, but I haven't got a single packet of seed. If you've got any, take these for them.
I've got some packing stock out the back, but not one packet of seed left. Could you trade me a few? Enough for one small bed will do.
I've got disinfectant to spare, but I'm out of seed. If you've got extra over there, trade me two packets, no need to pick the good ones.
My food's still reasonably stocked, but I haven't got any materials, so the broken door and windows stay broken. Have you got some spare? Take the food for it.
I've got one packet of seed left here, do you want it? Trade me something for the door and windows, a little is enough.
I haven't touched the disinfectant, but I've got no repair materials at all. If you've got offcuts, send some over, I'm not fussy.
I've still got a few rows of food, but nothing at all to burn, so when it turns cold I just sit it out. Have you got anything that lights? Take the food for it, would you?
I've kept that packet of seed from under the shelf, but I'm out of anything to burn. If you've got extra over there, trade me some, enough for two nights will do.
Cardboard catches, but it won't hold a flame for long. I haven't got anything that properly burns. Have you got some spare? Pass a bit along.
I've still got the disinfectant, but I'm out of anything to burn. Trade me some firewood, it doesn't need to be much.
I've still got some food, but not one tablet for fever or infection. If you've got medicine, take the food for it, two strips is enough.
The medicine really is all gone. Take that packet of seed from under the shelf if you want it, and trade me something for infection, any kind will do.
I've still got the packing stock out the back, but there's no medicine left at all. Have you got any spare? Trade me two strips.
I've got no food left here at all. Could you send me a little, just enough for one meal.
I'd like to grow something, but I don't have a single packet of seeds. If you have some, please share a few.
Part of my doors and windows is broken. I've got nothing to trade, and I can't fix it myself. If you have extra materials, a little would let me close it up.
I'm cleaned out here. It's too cold to sleep at night and there's nothing left to burn. If you've got extra over there, put a bit aside for me.
If I get a headache or a fever, I just have to suffer through it. I don't have any medicine at all. If you have some to spare, could you help me out?
I sorted through everything again and a few things turned out to be extra. See if anything interests you. I'd like to trade for something different.
Can't sort out much food from the shelves either.
The seed slot is empty.
Can't restock the materials slot either.
The medicine side is even emptier.
You're still standing after all this, which tells me you really know what you're doing, so from now on just tell me what to do and I'll do it.
I ration every meal, but there's so little food left that however I count it, it won't last more than a few days.
I'm really glad this trade went through. You did me a big favor.
With these close at hand, I don't feel so panicked anymore. I owe this one to you.
I've kept everything I got from you right next to me so I can just reach out when I need it. You really got me out of a bind.
I checked this batch item by item and it's all fine. Thank you. I picked out a few things and packed them up for you as well.
You've helped me so much that I feel a bit bad about it, so I sent you a little back. The drone's already on its way.
You're the reason I'm holding up over here. I can't spare much, but I sent you some too.
I've sorted this batch and put what needs using first at the front. I sent you some back too, it's already on.
I don't have much to spare, so I can't send much back this time, but I put some in.
Every time I open what you send, I breathe a little easier. I've got something ready to send back to you too.
I've put away what you gave me, and I set aside a little of my own for the drone to bring you.
Medicine is what I need most right now, any amount helps. I have a little food left and I'd like to trade it for some medicine.
Sorry to bother you again. I'm so hungry I don't have the strength to do anything. Do you have any extra food over there?
I've been rationing all along, but I still couldn't make it last. If you could spare some food, I'd really appreciate it.
I've got nothing left to trade, so this time I just have to ask. Please help me out this once.
Growing something would give me something to look forward to, so I want to try it myself. If you have extra seeds, I'd like some.
I don't need many seeds, just enough to fill a small patch. Sorry for the trouble. If you have some, just put them on the drone.
Living alone with weak doors and windows makes me uneasy. The slightest noise wakes me up. If you have extra materials, could you help me out?
I want to reinforce my doors and windows, but I have no materials left at all, so I thought I'd ask you.
I want to patch up the broken spots early, before those things outside come knocking. For materials, I can only count on you.
My fever won't go down, and just toughing it out isn't working. If you have medicine, could you spare me some?
I have a wound that won't heal, and it's starting to scare me. If you have any medicine, please help me.
I've counted up my food, and there isn't much left. All I can offer are some odds and ends. Could you trade me some food?
If you have food, I'd like to trade for a little. I don't have anything decent, just a few little things. See if any of it is useful to you.
I've gone through my supplies over and over, and it's still not enough to eat. I don't have much to offer, just a few small things. How much food do you think you could trade me for them?
There are a few gaps around my doors and windows I never sealed properly, and I'm short on materials. All I can offer is some bits and pieces. Could you trade me some materials for them?
I want to reinforce my front door a bit more, but I don't have enough materials. I don't have much I can trade either, take a look at these. Could you trade me some materials for them?
I've used up all my materials for patching things. I'd like to trade a few small things I have for some more. What I can give is limited, so I hope you don't mind.
I want to try growing something, but I don't have a single packet of seeds. I can still put up a few bits and pieces. Would you trade me some seeds?
Seeds are what I need most right now. I don't have much to trade, just small stuff, but if you have spare seeds, I'd like a few.
My medicine ran out a long time ago, there's none left at all. All I can offer is a few odds and ends, and I'd like to trade them for some.
I'm short on medicine and haven't found anywhere to get it. What I have isn't worth much, just a few small things, but if you're willing to trade, I really need it.
I'm getting a bit low on food, but I happen to have some extras. I don't know if they're any use to you, but I'd like to trade them for some.
Sorry to bother you again. I have some things I've got no use for and I'd like to trade them for food. Just take a look whenever it's convenient.
I went through my things and some of it is extra, so I can spare it. If you have food to spare, could you trade me some?
I keep running short on food lately, and I can't eat the extras I've got, so I wanted to ask if you'd be willing to trade.
I want to try growing something myself, but I don't have any seeds. I happen to have kept some extra, so I'd like to trade it with you.
If you have extra seeds, I can give you the things I have too much of. If it seems fair to you, we can trade.
I've picked out my extras and I'd like to trade them for some seeds. Please take a look when you have a moment.
One of my doors or windows is broken and I want to fix it, but I don't have enough materials. I have some extras here. Could I trade them for a little?
Living alone, I always worry my doors and windows aren't strong enough. I have some extras, so if you're willing, could you trade me some materials for them?
I've used up all my materials, but I have some other things left over that I'd like to trade you.
I want to patch up the broken spots while I still can. I'll trade my extras for materials, and you can decide how much.
I have a fever and no medicine at all. Luckily I stocked up too much on some things, so I'd like to ask you to trade me some medicine.
I've run out of medicine, but I have extra of some other things. If you have any meds, could we trade?
I have a wound that won't heal and I'd like to trade for some medicine. I've got the things I don't need ready, see if you want any.
When I went through my things, I found some I don't need that much of. I'd like to trade them with you, you decide if they suit you.
Some things would be a waste if they sat around too long. Better to trade them with you than let them spoil.
No rush, take a look when you have time. I've got a few extras, and I'm open to trading for anything.
Luckily, all the important things are still here, so it didn't hit me too hard.
I've counted, and what's left will last me a while. Don't worry.
Sales Assistant 118
It's pitch black on my end.
Are your lights still on at home?
My emergency light is down to its last bar
I should have brought more batteries
It's pitch black at night
There are always noises outside
It's really creepyYou can reply: Doors and windows are braced. Nothing's getting in, however loud it gets, It'll be fine once it's light, If you can't sleep, text me. I'll see it
A reply is enough.
My food is running low. I'd like to trade what I have for a bite to eat, if that's all right with you?
I don't have anything left to trade, and I'm getting by on one meal a day now. If it's not too much trouble, could you give me some food?
That power strip you bought—do you want the warranty slip
No need
I'll keep it on file then, in case you need to return it
I'm empty over here again. Could you send me some more?
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
Have you seen the messages in the group? Everyone is hoping you'll take the lead. Would you be willing?You can reply: Accept
Rats chewed the biscuit wrapper and I didn't notice in the dark, only saw it this morning. The hardware and the canisters are all still here, none of it damaged. Trade me a bite to eat, can you?
The cylinder fitting leaked and there was a flare of fire, but I was close by and put it out fast. It's darker in here now. The hardware's fine and the odds and ends are still here, so take them if you want.
The door lock was pried open and I didn't dare make a sound that night. He took the food and left the hardware. Trade me a bite to eat.
The hinge on that window broke and it won't shut, so the wind didn't stop all night. I've tied it up for now. Everything left in here is still here, so trade me a bite to eat, will you?
I planted garlic on the windowsill and the bugs ate the leaves. In the dark I couldn't tell when it started. The hardware and the canisters are all here, so come trade if you want them.
I threw my back out moving the cabinet. The room's small enough that everything's within reach, so take your pick of the hardware and the odds and ends, and trade me a bite to eat.
Rats chewed the biscuit wrapper and I couldn't see it in the dark. Everything in here worth trading is gone now, so spare me a bite.
The cylinder leaked and there was a flare of fire, and I put it out. It's darker in here now, and emptier. Could I still ask you for some food?
The door lock was pried open and I didn't dare make a sound that night. All the food's gone, so please give me some.
The window hinge broke and it won't shut, so the wind poured in all night. I've tied it with wire, but there really is no food left.
The bit of garlic on the sill was eaten by bugs, and I can't see much in the dark anyway. There's nothing left here I can trade.
I threw my back out moving the cabinet. Everything in here was traded away long ago and all that's left is the dark. All that's left is the dark. Spare me something to eat.
Something kept gnawing behind the cabinet. I didn't dare turn on a light, and when it got light I saw it had chewed right through.
The canister fitting leaked and the flame shot out all at once, and I burned my hand putting it out.
The window was forced. I heard it but didn't dare go out, and by morning half a box was missing.
A piece of the wall by the socket came down, and the wiring is all exposed. I don't dare touch it.
Insects ate the leaves off the garlic I planted. It's so dark in here that I noticed too late.
I crushed my foot moving a cabinet, and now every step hurts.
Nothing vital was hit. What's left will do for a while.
There's one small packet of seed left in the drawer. The food's gone and the last of the dry rations are finished too. Have you got anything edible? Trade me some, anything at all.
The hardware's still stacked here and nobody wants it. I've run out of food, so trade me something to eat, even a little.
I've still got two canisters, never dared light them. There's no food at all left, so could I take these for some.
I've still got disinfectant, but I'm out of food. Have you got any spare over there? Trade me some, I'm not particular.
I've still got a few pieces of dry ration. I want to grow something, but I haven't got any seed. If you've got some over there, send me two packets and take these for it.
I've got plenty of hardware here, but not one seed left. Could you trade me a few packets? They don't need to be good ones.
I've still got the canisters, but there's no seed. If you've got extra over there, a little would do.
I've still got the disinfectant. I want to grow something, but I haven't got any seed. Trade me two packets if you've got spare, I'm not particular about the variety.
I've got a few pieces of dry ration left, take them if you want. There's a hole in the wall and I haven't got anything to patch it with. Trade me something that'll cover it.
Do you want that packet of garlic seed? What I need is material for the wall, a little is enough?
I've still got two canisters, never dared light them. I haven't got any material for the wall at all, so if you've got extra, I'll trade you the canisters for it.
I've still got disinfectant, but the repair materials really are gone. Offcuts will do, just let me have some.
I've still got a few pieces of dry ration. The canisters are empty and there isn't a spark in here at night. Have you got anything that burns? Trade me some.
The packet in the drawer is still there, but there's nothing to burn. If you've got extra over there, trade me some, enough to keep a light on will do.
The hardware's still stacked up, but there's nothing at all that burns. If you've got extra, trade me some.
I've still got the disinfectant, but I'm out of anything to burn, and once it's dark I can't see a thing. If you've got spare, pass some along.
I've got a few pieces of dry ration left, take them if you want. I haven't got a single tablet, so trade me something for infection, any brand will do.
That packet in the drawer is still there, but the medicine's gone. If you've got any over there, trade me a few.
I've got hardware here, but no medicine left at all. If you've got extra over there, trade me some. If you've got extra over there, trade me some, I'll take whatever's least trouble.
I've still got two canisters, but I'm out of medicine. Could I take these for some?
There's no food left in my place. If you have extra, would you give me some, please?
I don't have a single seed here. If you have some, could you spare me a handful?
I can't patch the broken spots, so I've just got something propped over them, and I have nothing to trade you. If you have extra materials, please let me have some.
I'm all empty here. Once it gets dark I don't dare move. Have you got anything that burns or gives light? Think of me.
I've used up all my medicine, and the slightest ache makes me panic. If you have any to spare, could you give me some?
I sorted things out in the dark, and I have more of some things than I can use. If anything interests you, I'd like to trade for something different, if that's all right.
What I found in the dark is gone too.
Never handled seeds in my life.
Nothing left to board the windows with either.
Out of medicine too.
You're still living like this right now, and people like you don't go under, so from now on I'll follow your lead.
There's a little less to eat, and the room gets darker by the day.
With this, I can feel a little safer at night. I'm sorry to have troubled you.
I've put away what you traded me. It came at just the right time, and I'm very grateful to you.
I've never really dared to ask people for anything. This time I truly owe it to you.
With your help all this time, things are so much easier for me. I've had the drone bring you a few of my things.
I've put away what you sent. You've worried about me again. I've prepared a few things myself and sent them with the drone.
Once your things reached me, I could rest much easier at night. I wanted to give you something back, so I sent it with the drone.
I got another delivery from you, and I feel so bad about it. I don't have much, but I picked out a few things to send to you.
On my own, I'm always afraid of running out. With what you've sent, I feel much safer. I've sent a little back to you.
Every time I open your package, I feel like someone still remembers me. I've put some of my own back for you.
Thank you, this really matters to me. This is all I can spare, and I've put it all on to send back to you.
I'm running a bit short on food. I have a few things I'd like to trade you, if any of them would be useful to you.
I'm so hungry my hands won't stop shaking, and I'm too afraid to go out and look. If you still have food, I'm begging you, please spare me a little.
I don't know who else to ask, so I have to trouble you. I don't need much food, just enough to get me through.
I have nothing left to trade you, but I'm really so hungry. Could you please take pity on me?
I'd like to try growing something indoors so I can have food without going out. If you have extra seeds, could you give me some?
I'm not very good at growing things, but I have to try. If it's convenient for you, a few seeds would be enough.
Every little noise makes me think those things outside have gotten in, and I can't bring myself to close my eyes. If you have materials, I'd like to make the doors and windows sturdier.
There's a gap by the door and windows, and I can't stop worrying about it. Could you spare me some materials? I'll patch it myself.
I'm here all alone, and the more I think about it, the more scared I get. If you have materials to spare, please, I'm asking for your help.
I'm sick. I keep going hot and cold, and I'm scared being alone in here. If you have medicine, could you spare me a little?
I don't dare leave it alone, I'm afraid it'll only get worse. If you have extra medicine, please help me.
My food stores keep getting smaller, and I'm too scared to go looking after dark. All I can offer is some odds and ends. I'd like to trade them for a little food, if that's all right with you.
If you have food to spare, could you trade me some? I don't have much to offer, just small things. Please take whichever one you like.
What worries me most right now is running out of food. I don't have much to offer, but could you please see if you can trade me some?
There are a few places in my home I can't seal properly, and I never feel safe at night. I don't have much to trade, just some odds and ends. Could I trade them for a little material?
I've been meaning to reinforce my doors and windows, but I don't have enough materials. I don't have many small things to offer, so I'm hoping you could help me out a little.
I've run out of materials, and the broken spots are still open. I can give you the few things I have for just some material, if that's all right.
I'd like to grow some of my own food, but I don't have a single seed. All I can offer is these small things. Could I trade them for some seeds?
If you have spare seeds, I'd like to trade for a few. I don't have much to offer, just a few small things.
I don't have any medicine left, and being alone at night, I'm always afraid of getting sick. All I can offer is a few things. Could I trade them for a little medicine?
The medicine at home is all gone. My odds and ends aren't worth much, but if you're willing to trade, just a little would be enough.
My food is almost gone, and I'm too scared to go out looking. I have some things sitting idle here, and I'd like to trade them with you for some food.
There are some things I won't be able to use. If you have food, could you trade me a little?
I've sorted out all my extras and I'd like to trade them for food. I just don't know if they're good enough for you.
My food keeps getting lower and I can't stop panicking. I'd like to trade you my extras. I only hope to get a little to eat in return.
I'd like to grow something indoors, but I don't even have seeds. I have a few extras here and I'd like to trade them with you.
If you have extra seeds, could I trade you some of the things I can't use?
I want to try growing my own so I won't have to keep troubling you. I've put out all my extras. Please, could you trade me some seeds?
My doors and windows aren't sturdy and I haven't dared to close my eyes. I have some extras here, and I'd like to trade them for some materials.
I want to patch up the broken spots, but I don't have enough materials. I have some things I can't use. Could I trade them with you?
If you have materials to spare, I'd like to trade a few of my extras for some, so my doors and windows can be a bit sturdier.
Every little noise frightens me. If these things I've saved up are good enough for you, please trade me some materials for them.
I'm sick, and I'm really scared being alone in here. I have some things I can't use and I'd like to trade them for medicine.
I've run out of medicine. Could I trade you some things I have too many of? Would that be all right?
I'm afraid this illness will get worse the longer it drags on. I've got my extras ready, and I'd like to trade you for some medicine.
I sorted out some extra things and wanted to ask if you need them. If you could trade me something else for them, that would be lovely.
These things are just sitting idle with me. If you're willing, maybe we could trade.
Sorry to bother you, but I have a few extra things and would like to trade with you. Would that be all right?
Luckily nothing important was damaged. I'll make it up bit by bit.
Please don't worry, I can still manage here.
Customer 112
You might not remember me
I keep running into you at the store
Being alone at home
There's always commotion outside
I'm a bit scared
How do you manage to handle everything
I actually fixed something myself today
It's quite fulfillingYou can reply: Nice. What did you fix?, It'll come easier next time, If you get stuck, ask me
You actually wrote back.
I don't have much food left. All I've got is odds and ends, and I know they aren't worth much. Could you trade me something to eat?
I really have nothing left to trade. If it's okay with you, could you share a little food? It's fine if it's later.
I went out looking twice and turned up nothing. That last lot ran out the day before yesterday, so if it's no trouble, set a little aside for me.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
Everyone in the group is saying they want you to take the lead, did you see? If you're up for it, we'll all follow you.You can reply: Accept
I kept the hard candy in a tin. The rats found it anyway, the lid was not shut tight. The candy is gone. The odds and ends for fixing things are still here. If you can use them, trade me some food.
I wired up a lamp following the manual, got it wrong, and it caught fire. I spent a while binding my hand up. None of the odds and ends burned, so take them if you want.
I nailed the door shut myself and someone kicked it in anyway. He took the food and didn't want the scrap that was left. If you can use it, trade me a meal.
Water seeped down from above and soaked where I sleep. Half the manual got wet, but luckily the words are still readable. The odds and ends stayed dry, so can I trade them for food.
I planted the cucumbers following the instructions on the back of the packet, and the bugs ate the first sprouts. I don't know what to spray. I've still got some odds and ends, so trade me some food.
I threw my back out moving that board and now I have to brace myself to stand. Everything's where it was, so take your pick of the odds and ends and the bandaging.
The tin lid wasn't shut tight and the rats found the candy. I really haven't got anything to offer now. If you've got extra, give me some.
I wired it wrong and it caught fire. Everything that could burn did. The bandages are gone too. I don't know who else I could ask.
The door was kicked in and all the food's gone, he didn't want anything else. There's really nothing left here, have you still got some to spare.
Water seeped down and soaked where I sleep, and half the manual is ruined. My food's gone, so please, just a bite.
The cucumbers were eaten the moment they sprouted. I don't know what to spray, and I've got nothing to spray anyway. I've got nothing left at all.
I threw my back out and have to brace myself to stand. What little was left ran out yesterday. If you've got extra, give me some, and I won't press you.
Rats got in, and they've eaten a good part of the little food I'd saved.
The wiring shorted and caught fire. I scrambled to put it out, but more than half the materials I had piled up burned.
Someone got inside, and half of what I'd saved is gone.
A pane of the window broke, so I've put a board over it for now.
Insects chewed up the seedlings I worked so hard to get growing.
I caught my hand moving something and it has swollen up.
It's not too bad. I don't need to trouble you this time.
I've got one packet of seed left unopened, but the food's gone. Have you got anything to eat on hand? Trade me a bit and I won't press you.
The odds and ends for repairs are all here, untouched, but you can't eat any of it. Take them and send me something to eat instead.
I've still got the disinfectant put away, but there's no food left at all. If you've got anything to eat, send some over.
I've still got a few hard sweets. I want to grow something, but I haven't got any seed. If you've got anything that'll grow, trade it over.
I've got braces and components here, but not one seed. Trade me a few packets of anything that'll grow.
The disinfectant's untouched, but there's no seed at all. A few packets of anything that'll grow would do.
I've got a few hard sweets left, take them if you want. There are a few places in here that need patching, so trade me whatever will close them up.
I've got one packet of seed left unopened. What I need is patching material, so trade me some if you've got it on hand?
I've still got disinfectant, but no patching material at all. Odds and ends would do, send some over.
I've still got a few hard sweets. The nights are cold and I haven't got anything to start a fire with. If you've got spare, trade it over.
That unopened packet of seed is still here, but I've got nothing to start a fire with. If you've got any, take it for them.
The braces and components are still stacked up, but I haven't got anything to start a fire with. If you've got spare, send some, I'm not fussy.
I've still got the disinfectant put away, but I'm out of anything to start a fire with. Whatever you've got on hand, send a little.
I've got a few hard sweets left, take them if you want. I haven't got a single tablet for infection, so trade me some.
Take that unopened packet of seed if you want it. I'm out of tablets for infection, so a few would do.
I've got braces and components here, but not a single tablet for infection. If you've got any, trade it over.
I've traded away everything I could. Please send me something to eat.
I really want to grow something myself, but I don't even have a single seed. If you have anything that'll grow, could you share a little?
A few spots in my place are broken. I tried patching them, but I just can't. If you have materials, could you share a little?
I've traded out completely. It's cold at night and I haven't got anything to start a fire with. If you've got any, keep me in mind.
I don't have any medicine at all anymore. Could you set some aside for me?
I've saved up too much of a few things. If you like any of them, I'd like to trade you for something else.
Not sure how many meals I have left either.
I'd want seeds too, if I knew how to grow them.
Missing the materials the manual calls for too.
Medicine is something I can't get either.
You probably don't remember me, but I can tell you're still doing all right, so from now on just say the word and I'll do it.
I have to cut back on food a bit more than before, though I can still manage.
I was almost too nervous to ask. I'm so glad the trade worked out.
Without what you traded me, I couldn't get half my things done. I'm lucky I have you.
The things arrived. I'm so grateful, I just don't know how to say it.
You helped me again, and I'm so grateful. I don't have anything good to give, but I sent you a little back.
You keep helping me like this and there's not much I can do, so I wanted to at least send you something. It's on its way.
Without what you gave me, I couldn't get so many things done. I sent you some back. It's not much.
I looked these over again and again before I dared put them away. I sent a little back too, the best of what I had.
I'm figuring things out on my own, and what you sent helped a lot, so I wanted to give you something back.
I was so happy when the things arrived. I spent ages thinking about how to thank you, and in the end I just put in a few things I had.
I'm keeping everything you sent to use, nothing will go to waste. Your share is packed and ready.
I'm a little short on food. If you're willing, I'd like to trade a few small things for some.
I know it's not right to keep doing this, but I'm so hungry I can barely stand. If you have food, could you give me some?
Sorry to come to you again. I really have no food at all. Anything is fine, I'm not picky.
I meant to hold out a bit longer, but the longer I wait the worse it gets. Could you share some food with me?
I taught myself a bit about growing things from some instructions, but I don't have any seeds. If you have extra, could you give me a few?
If I could grow a little food, I wouldn't have to worry every day. If you have spare seeds, could you share a few, please?
My doors and windows aren't very sturdy, and whenever there's a noise outside I hide. Do you have any materials? I'd like to patch them up.
I'm not good at fixing things, but I have to plug the broken spots somehow. If you have extra materials, could you share a little?
I have nothing to trade, so all I can do is ask. Even a tiny bit of materials would help.
The cut on my hand has gone red and it hurts when I touch it. I don't know what to do. Do you have any medicine?
My head keeps aching and I feel feverish, and being alone makes me panic a little. If it's okay, could you give me some medicine?
My food is running a bit short. I don't have much to offer, just a few small things. Would you trade me some food?
It's a bit embarrassing to ask, but I really don't have enough food. All I have is a few odds and ends, but if you're willing to trade, I can keep going.
I'm short on food, but I don't have much to trade either, just these little things. Could you trade me a little food?
I'm missing a few materials for the things I want to fix, and I can't find them myself. I only have a few things that aren't worth much. I'd like to trade them for some materials.
There are a few spots I want to fix, but I don't have enough materials. I have very little to trade. Could these few things get me a little material?
I want to patch up my place some more, but I'm short on materials. I don't have much to offer, but if you're willing to trade, I can get started.
I want to try growing something myself, but I don't have any seeds. I still have a few little things. Could I trade them for some seeds?
I'm not very good at picking seeds, and I don't have a single one anyway. If you have any that would work, could you trade me a few for some things I have around?
I'm out of medicine and can't think of any other way. I don't have much to trade, just these few things. I'd like to swap them for some medicine.
I'm kind of scared of getting sick, and my medicine is all used up. All I have is a few small things, but if you're willing to trade, I really need it.
I don't have enough food, but I have some things I don't need now that I can trade you.
I've saved up some things I don't need for now, and I'd like to trade them for some food. Would you be willing?
I'm still short on food, but this time I have things I can trade. Would you be willing?
I'd like to trade these extras for some food. I just hope you won't think they're not good enough.
I learned how to grow things from the instructions, but I don't have any seeds. I have some things sitting around here, and I'd like to trade them for a few.
Do you have any extra seeds? I can trade you some of my extras.
I want to try growing something. I've got all my extras ready, so see how many seeds they're worth.
My doors and windows aren't very sturdy. I want to fix them myself, but I don't have enough materials. I have some things sitting around I'd like to trade.
I've learned to fix a few things now, I just don't have materials. Could I trade you my extras for some?
Every sound outside scares me, so I want to make my doors and windows sturdier. I'll trade my extras. Could you trade me a few materials?
I'm short on materials, but I've saved up some other things. I want to try making a trade with you on my own.
The cut on my hand won't heal and I'd like to trade for some medicine. I have some spare things here I can give you.
I keep getting headaches and running hot. I'd like to trade you for some medicine. I'll bring my extras to trade, does that work?
I'm out of medicine, but this time I have things I can trade. Does that work for you?
I finally have some things I can put up for trade too. It's not much, but see if any of it's useful to you.
I have some things I can't use up. Just wanted to ask if you'd like them.
I picked out a few extras. I don't know if they're any good to you, but it's okay if not.
It's okay, this didn't knock me down. I can get through it on my own.
I still have enough left, so don't worry about me.
Sales Assistant 117
Did you install that gear of yours?
Those things outside are banging on the door
The ones who didn't reinforce, god, they're in for it.
I've got my skills, so at the very least I won't starve.
But I still can't compare to how well-stocked you are.You can reply: My stockpile will run out. Your skills won't, Mine's the dumb way, Whatever you make, I'll trade you food for it
I'm doing all right over here.
Those things keep throwing themselves at the door, and a door that hasn't been reinforced won't hold for long
I can't keep up on food here. I have some materials to trade with you, and you decide how much.
My materials were traded away long ago, and now I'm running out of food. If you've got extra food, could you give me a little?
The reinforcement kits came in. The size you asked for
Hold three sets
Done. Give me a shout if they won't fit
The batch you sent has run out. I've nothing to trade on my end, so whether you send anything is entirely your call.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
You've seen what the group said too. Everyone wants you to lead, and I feel the same way. Are you willing to take this on?You can reply: Accept
Rats got into the timber pile and chewed the edges of two boards. The door and window stock is fine and nothing's missing. Bring something that goes down and we'll trade, you name the price.
The sawdust was piled up and a spark set a patch of it alight, and I smothered it with a board. The tools are all here and none of the door and window stock is missing. Bring food and take your pick of it.
Someone went through my material pile last night and several sheets are gone. I reinforced the door again today. There's still plenty for you to pick from, so bring food and trade.
A corner of the roofing over the workbench came down and I have propped it with a door panel for now. The door and window stock and the canisters are all still here. See what you want. Bring food and trade.
The pumpkins I planted out back have had most of their leaves eaten by bugs. I'm not much good at tending these. I've got plenty of door and window stock, so bring food and trade.
I threw my back out planing that board and now it takes me a moment to straighten up. The work's on hold and the material's all stacked where it was. Bring food and take your pick.
Rats chewed the edges of a few boards. I traded my material to you long ago and what's left is offcuts. Have you still got food on hand? Give me some.
A patch of sawdust caught and I smothered it with sheet metal. The material was already running out, and now it is emptier still. Cover me for one meal.
Someone went through my material pile and a few sheets of metal are missing. Anything here worth trading went long ago. Have you got a surplus?
A corner of the roofing came down and I've propped it with a door panel. There's no material left at all and the work's stopped. Spare me a bite to eat.
The bugs ate most of the pumpkin leaves. My material was traded out long ago. This time I have to ask you to help me out first.
I threw my back out and it takes me a moment to straighten up. The work's stopped and the material's gone. If you've got room to spare, share a little.
Rats got into the tool room and ruined quite a few things.
A spark landed on the pile of shavings and set it off, and by the time I put it out a batch of materials had already burned.
Someone went through where I keep my materials, and several sheets of tin are missing.
A leg of the workbench snapped, so I'll just have to prop it up for now.
Insects stripped every leaf off the pumpkins I planted.
Cut my hand sawing, so it's wrapped in two layers of gauze.
It won't cost me my footing. Give it a little time and it'll be made up.
There's a packet of seed sitting in my toolbox, but the food's running short. Have you got anything that goes with a meal? Trade me some, the price is easy.
Everything you need for a door or a window, plenty of it here. What is short is food. Bring something that goes with a meal and take your pick.
I've still got a few canisters, but the food's running short. Could I put the canisters up for something to eat?
I've still got disinfectant, but the food's running short. If you've got anything that goes with a meal, pass some over.
There's still food in the house. I want to grow something, but I haven't got any seed. If you've got anything that goes in the ground, trade me a few packets.
I've got plenty of patching stock, but not one packet of seed. Trade me a few packets of anything that goes in the ground.
I've still got a few canisters, but not one packet of seed. Two packets of anything that goes in the ground would sort me out.
I've still got disinfectant, but I'm out of seed. If you've got anything that goes in the ground, trade it over.
I've got some food left, take it if you want. My working stock's run out, so trade me some.
There's a packet of seed in my toolbox, but my working stock's run out. If you've got spare, trade it over and name your figure.
I've still got a few canisters, but my working stock's gone. I'll put the canisters up for it.
I've still got disinfectant, but my working stock really has run out. Leftovers would do, just send some.
There's still food in the house. The canisters are empty and there's nothing to light with. If you've got spare, trade me some and name your price.
The packet in my toolbox is still there, but I've got nothing to light with. Whatever you've got on hand, trade it over.
I've got plenty of patching stock, but nothing at all to light with. If you've got any over there, take these for it.
I've still got the disinfectant, but I'm out of anything to light with. Some would sort me out, no need for much.
I've got some food left, take it if you want. I haven't got a single tablet for fever, so trade me some.
Take that packet of seed from my toolbox if you want it. I'm out of tablets for fever, so send me a few.
I've got patching stock here, but not a single tablet for fever. If you've got any, trade it over and name your figure.
I've still got a few canisters, but I'm out of tablets for fever. I'll put the canisters up for it, name your figure.
I have no food left. Send me whatever you can eat, anything at all.
I can't sit still, so I want to grow something, but I don't have any seeds on hand. If you've got extra, send me a handful.
My materials have run out, and I have nothing to trade. If you have extra materials, pass some over.
I've traded out completely. I can't get a fire going at night and I haven't got anything to light with. If you've got any, send it over and name your price.
I've used up my medicine. If you've got any on hand, a little would do.
Some of my things I can't use, and they're taking up space. Take whichever you like and give me something else for it. We can talk price.
Not that I'm not short on food too.
Seeds? Not my trade.
Running out of stock to work with too.
Didn't stock much medicine.
In times like these you can still spare a thought for other people, which means you really do have something to fall back on, so if you ever need me just say so.
Food's gotten a bit lower again, but I'm not panicking. I can still go out and look for some myself.
Trade's done, so I can get back to the work I had going. I owe you one.
I looked over what you traded me. All of it's useful and it saved me a lot of hassle. Thanks for the effort.
With these, I can head out and get things done without worrying. I really leaned on you this time.
What you sent fit right into the work I've got going. Big help. I sent a little back too, the drone's got it.
You've helped me this much, I can't just give nothing back. So I sent a few things your way.
Thanks. Everything you gave me got put to use. I sent you some back too. Not much, but I picked it myself.
I'll take this one. Every job I finish frees up some more stuff. For now, here's this much back.
Whenever I'm out, I keep thinking it's lucky you're still sending things. So I put a few things aside for you.
These saved me a lot of work. I'm sending a little back, just to show my thanks.
Got your things, thanks a lot. I'm not well off over here either, so what I'm sending back isn't much.
I've been short on food lately. I can still spare some materials, though, and I'd like to trade them for a bit of food.
I don't usually ask for help, but this time I'm too hungry to work. If you've got food to spare, help me out.
I went out looking and came back empty-handed. If you have extra food, consider it a favor to me.
I don't have anything left to trade, so I'll just say it straight. Can you give me some food?
I don't want to keep waiting on handouts, so I'm planning to grow my own. If you've got seeds to spare, I'd like a few.
If you can spare some seeds, I'll give it a try. If it works out, I'll let you know.
I can fix doors and windows myself, but I don't have a single bit of material. If you've got extra, send me some. I'd feel a lot better once it's fixed.
Those things keep pushing at the door, and I need to reinforce it fast. Give me some materials and I'll get on it right away.
I went through every option for materials, and you're the only one I can turn to. Whatever you can give is fine.
I cut my hand while working, and it doesn't look good. I want some medicine to treat it. Do you have any?
I've always been sturdy, but even I got knocked down this time. Got any medicine left? Give me a hand.
I'm still working on my projects, but I'm running short on food. I don't have many odds and ends to offer, but I'd like to trade you for a bit of food.
I'm short on food, but everything else is holding up. I don't have much to offer, but I can put together a few things. How about trading me some food?
If you have food, I'd like to trade for some. I don't have much to offer, so take your pick.
I'm running out of materials for my work and want to trade for some more. I don't have much to offer. Does that work for you?
I'm halfway through a job and ran out of materials. All I can give is some odds and ends, but I'd like to swap them for some material so I can keep going.
Materials are what I'm short on, everything else is fine. All I can trade is a few small things. If you're willing, let's swap some.
I want to grow something at home, but I'm out of seeds. I don't have much to offer, but I'd like to trade you for some.
Seeds are the one thing I don't have. If you have spare ones, I'll bring some small things to trade for a few.
I'm out of medicine, and I bump and scrape myself a lot, so I don't feel safe without it. I don't have much to offer, just a few things. Could I trade them for some medicine?
Medicine is what I'm short on right now. All I can trade is a few small things, not much. Could you trade me a little?
Food's getting tight here. I've got some things I don't need, and I'd like to trade them for something to eat.
A working man can't go hungry. I'll trade you my extras, give me whatever food you can.
Food's what I'm short of. I've got plenty of other stuff, and I'll trade it to you.
I'll trade my extras for your food. We each get what we need. How does that sound?
I want to grow some stuff myself and all I'm missing is seeds. These extras are just right for trading.
If you've got extra seeds, I'll trade you my extra stuff. If they come up, you get some of the credit.
I don't want to keep waiting on handouts, so I'm going to grow my own. I'll trade you my extras, just give me some seeds.
I can fix doors and windows myself, I'm just short on materials. I've got some extras here, let's just trade.
I need to reinforce my doors and windows fast, those things keep pushing at the door. Can I trade my extras for some materials?
I've used up my materials, but I've got plenty of other stuff. If you've got lots of materials, let's make a quick trade.
Being short on materials can't wait. I'll trade you the things I can't use, whatever you can spare.
I cut my hand while working and want to trade for some medicine to treat it. I happen to have some things here I'm not using.
I've always been tough, but this time I'm sick too. I'll trade you my extras, any medicine you can spare will do.
I'm out of medicine. I'll trade you other things for it, and you name the terms.
I've got some things I don't need right now. If you can use them, let's swap.
When things pile up, I like to trade them away. You pick first, and I'll keep what's left.
I'm not short on anything this time, I just want a change. If anything suits you, take it.
No big deal. Won't hold me up.
I can handle a loss like this. The work that needs doing goes on as usual.
Sales Assistant 113
When everything went wrong, I grabbed a few bags and ran
My cherry tomatoes bore fruit today, and it made me happy for ages.
No need to go out and fight people for food
What I grow myself is enough.
You've got your place stocked to the brim, right?You can reply: Pretty full. Enough for a while, Not like yours. Your field keeps growing, Full or not, I still have to ration it
All right, understood.
Those packs of yours are still under the counter. Did you ever come get them
I'm running a bit short on food. I've got some seeds I'd like to trade, so pick out whatever you can use.
I've traded off all my seeds and fertilizer, and the crop in the ground isn't ready yet. Carry me for now, and once it's harvested I'll pay you back.
Set a few packs aside for you. The ones you asked about
I'll come by tomorrow
They're under the counter. Just say the word when you get here
What you gave me lasted until the day before yesterday, and nothing's come through since. If you can afford it, carry me a few more days.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
The group's been talking it over for ages, and everyone wants you to lead this. What do you think, would that work?You can reply: Accept
Rats got into the seed bags and ruined several packets. The sealed ones are still sealed, the fertilizer's all here, and the yard gave a little today as well. Bring food and trade, take your pick.
The lamp socket beside the seedling rack shorted and set the plastic sheeting alight, and I threw water on it. I got the seed bags out, the fertilizer's fine, and the coop is far enough away. Bring food and help yourself to seed and fertilizer.
Someone came in during the night and took half a bag of fertilizer. I keep the seed indoors and none of it is missing. Take your pick of the vegetable seed and bring food to trade.
The plastic sheeting on the seedling shelter split and last night's rain poured straight in, so I've weighted it down with boards for now. The seed and fertilizer are up high and stayed dry. Bring me food and the seed's yours.
The bugs chewed straight through the leaves on this planting. That old regular from the market is growing too, and now he'll be pleased with himself. My seed and fertilizer are still complete, so bring food and trade.
I threw my back out turning the soil and can't straighten up, so the plot's been left for now. The seed and fertilizer are all where they were, and so is what the yard brought in. Help yourself and trade me some food.
Rats got into the seed bags and gnawed a good deal. I'm keeping what's left for the next planting, so there really is nothing to trade. If you've got food to spare, let me have some first.
The lamp socket shorted and set the sheeting alight, and I threw water on it. The seed survived, but I've got nothing left in hand to trade. You'll have to give me a hand this time.
Someone came in during the night and took half a bag of fertilizer. What seed's left has to go to the next planting. I've got nothing to trade this time, so share a little with me.
The sheeting on the seedling shelter split and the rain poured straight in. The fertilizer's soaked and I have to keep the seed. This time I've got nothing to trade you.
The bugs chewed straight through this whole planting. The harvest is gone and I still have to keep the seed. Cover me for one meal and I'll pay you back when something comes in.
I threw my back out turning the soil and can't straighten up. The plot's been left and the hens are laying less. If you've got extra, let me have some first.
Rats got into the seed sacks and bit open two packets.
The seed drying stove ran too hot, and one batch of seeds is ruined.
Someone got into the shed, and several packets of seeds are missing.
One corner of the shed roof came down, and rain gets in.
The crop in the ground has bugs, and the leaves are full of holes.
Bent over too long and now my back will not straighten.
Could be worse. What I've stored will hold.
There's not a single kind of vegetable seed I'm short of, but the food's running short. If you've got anything filling, trade me some.
I've still got some sheeting for the beds, but growing supplies don't make a meal. If you've got anything filling, take that for it.
The disinfectant's still here, but the food's running short. If you've got anything filling to spare, trade it over.
I can still let you have a little of what the yard gives. The seed's gone in trade and what I kept isn't much. If you've got anything that'll sprout, trade me a few packets.
I've got sheeting for the beds here, but this time the seed really is gone. Trade me a few packets of anything that'll sprout, any variety will do.
The disinfectant's still here, but I'm out of seed. Two packets of anything that'll sprout is enough.
Take what the yard brought in if you want it. I haven't got anything to patch the holes in the shed with, have you got some over there.
I've got every kind of seed here. What I'm short on is material to patch the shed, so trade it over if you've got extra?
The disinfectant's still here, but I haven't got any material for the shed at all. Broken pieces would do, just share a little.
The yard's still turning out a little. The nights are cold and I haven't got anything to keep warm with. If things are easy on your side, trade it over.
I've got every kind of seed, but nothing at all to keep warm with. If you've got any over there, take the seed for it.
I've still got some sheeting for the beds, but I'm out of anything to keep warm with. If you've got spare on hand, send some over.
The disinfectant's still here, but I haven't got anything to keep warm with. Some would be enough, no need for much.
There's still a little from the yard, take it if you want. I haven't got a single everyday tablet, so trade me a few.
I've got every kind of seed here, but the everyday tablets are gone. If you've got spare, trade me a few.
I've still got some sheeting for the beds, but not a single everyday tablet. If you've got any over there, trade me a few strips.
My food's run out before the next harvest. Share something filling with me first.
The seeds I saved are all used up. Have you got extra of anything that'll sprout?
There's a broken spot I can't patch, and I've got nothing to trade. All I can do is ask you for some material.
I've traded out completely. It's cold at night and I haven't got anything to keep warm with. If you've got any, set some aside for me.
All my medicine's used up. Have you got any extra over there?
I've sorted out some extras lately. See if anything suits you. I'd like to trade for something else.
Food's gotten tight too.
Not enough seed saved for the next planting.
The racks need mending and I've no material.
The medicine's run out too.
You can still put something on the table at this point, so you're not just getting through one day at a time, and from now on I'll go wherever you point.
The vegetables in the ground need a while longer before I can harvest them, but the food at home is almost gone.
With this, I can worry a little less for a while. Thanks to you.
I've put everything away. Sorry you had to worry over something so small for me. Thanks for your trouble.
I went back and forth so many times wondering if this would work. Now it has, and I'm really grateful.
Thank you, this is exactly what I was short on. I put a few of my own things on too.
You've helped me so much that I wanted to do something for you too. I put a few things together and the drone is bringing them.
I've taken it, and I'm really grateful. I don't have much worth giving, but I sent a little back. It's already on the way.
I've kept this one from you. I don't have much, but this time I picked out a few things to send back too.
Since your things came, I've been sleeping more soundly. I put together a few things for you, picked them myself.
Thank you for sending another one. I don't have anything special here, so I can only send you a little back.
I can use everything you sent. I'm sending a little back too, from what I've saved up.
My stored food won't last much longer. I'd like to trade some seeds for it. Can you use them?
What I grow takes time, but an empty stomach can't wait. If you have food, could you help tide me over?
I don't want to keep holding out my hand, but by the end of the day I'm dizzy with hunger. If you've got plenty of food, I'd like to ask for a bite.
I have nothing left to trade for food, so I'll just ask you outright.
If my seeds run out, I'll never be able to grow anything again. That worries me most. If you have extra, help me keep going.
If you have seeds on hand, give me some. When they grow, I won't forget your share.
My doors and windows have come loose, and when those things come I have to brace them with my own body. Could you free up some materials and help me out of this?
There's a broken spot I still haven't patched, and it's on my mind every night. Could you give me some materials? Once it's fixed I can finally sleep soundly.
I just can't scrape enough materials together. If you could spare some, I'll fix the most important spot first.
I've been coughing for a while and it keeps getting worse. If I don't take something soon I'm afraid it'll turn serious. Could you spare some medicine?
When I'm sick I can't get any work done, and it's driving me crazy. If you have medicine, I'd like a little.
Food is getting tight for me on my own, and I'd like to trade you for a little. I don't have much to offer, just some odds and ends.
I'm short on food, and I don't have many things to trade either. If you have some, I'd like to swap these for a little.
I wanted to ask if you have any spare food. I can bring some bits and pieces to trade, though it won't be much.
There are a few spots that need patching, but I don't have enough materials. I don't have much to trade, just some bits and pieces. I'd like to swap them for a bit of material.
I'm short on materials for repairs, and I don't have much to trade, just small things. See which ones you can use and we'll trade a little.
I'm out of materials, and all I have left is a few things, so I can't trade for much. If you're willing, I'd like to get some material back.
Funny thing is, I used to sell seeds, and now I'm the one short on them. I don't have many odds and ends to offer, but a few seeds would be enough.
I've run out of a few kinds of seeds and want to restock. I don't have much to offer, just some odds and ends. Could we work out a trade?
My medicine is almost gone, and I'd like to trade for a little to keep on hand. I don't have much to offer. Does that seem fair to you?
I'm short on medicine, and I don't have much to trade either, just a few things. If you have some, could I trade for a little?
My food has run out and what I planted won't be ready for a while. I'd like to trade my extras for something to fill my stomach.
I have some things just sitting around unused and I'd like to trade them for food. See if it seems fair to you.
What I'm short on right now is food, but I have some other things to spare. Let's make an honest trade.
What I planted needs time, but my stomach can't wait, so I've brought my extras to trade you for something to eat.
I've used up the seeds I saved, and without them I can't grow anything. I'll trade you my extras for some.
I have to restock my seeds, that matters most. I have some things I can't use, and I'd like to trade them.
If you have extra seeds, I'll trade you other things for them. When they grow, I won't forget you.
There's a broken spot I still haven't been able to patch, and all I'm missing is materials. I have some things sitting idle and I'll trade them at a fair price.
My doors and windows are loose, and when those things come I have to hold them shut. I'd like to trade my extras for materials to fix them properly.
I can do the repairs, I just don't have materials. Tell me what these extras are worth to you.
I can't get all the materials together, so I want to fix the most important spot first. I'll put my extras toward the materials.
I've been coughing for a while and I'd like to trade for some medicine. I happen to have stocked up too much of a few things.
Once you get sick, nobody does the work. I'll trade all my extras, I only need a little medicine.
I'm short on medicine, nothing else. If you have extra meds, let's make a trade.
I kept too much of some things and I'm afraid they'll go to waste. If you can use them, take them and trade me something else.
Things have loosened up a bit for me, so I'd like to put some out to trade with you. Take a look when you have time.
I can't get through these few things on my own. If you're short on them, it's a good chance to trade.
Luckily my crops weren't affected, so life goes on as usual.
I lost some, but what's left is enough. Don't worry about me.
Middle-Aged Customer 110
Remember me? I'm the one who asked you back then what you were hoarding all that stuff for.
Good thing I can still grow some vegetables on my balcony, so I don't have to go out.
What I grow myself is clean, so I feel safe eating it.
While others risk going out to find food, I can get by just fine looking after these vegetables.You can reply: You're right not to go out, Growing your own beats going out to search, When you're sick of veggies, bring some over and trade me for something else
Good that you see it that way too. This is how I get by, and the days do pass.
I'm starting to run short on food. I've still got some seeds, so I'd trade them with you. What do you say?
I've traded everything I could, and the new crop isn't up yet. At my age I can't go hungry, so if it's okay with you, could you spare me a little food?
You bought a whole load at the seed stall. I was right behind you in line
What are you hoarding all that for
The house is bare again, and I can't turn up anything on short notice. If you've still got some, don't leave me out.
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
The group argued for a while, but in the end everyone actually came together and said you should lead this. I'm fine with it too. It's up to you whether you want to.You can reply: Accept
Rats got into the seedling trays and dug up every soaked seed to gnaw on. I heard the noise in the night and went down, but it was already too late. The packets still sealed are all fine and the balcony's still giving, so take it in trade if you can use any of it. What I'm short on is still anything you can actually eat?
The pot on the stove boiled dry and the flames blackened half the rack before I beat them out, and my hands blistered doing it. I got the seed bags out, not a packet lost, and the hens are fine. Have you got anything to eat over there? I'll trade you this lot for it.
Someone came in from the back last night, knocked over the rack I built and took most of it, though they left the hen coop alone. I have put the rest of the seed away, enough to let you have a few packets. Can I trade them for some food?
Rainwater ran straight in along the seam and soaked things for two nights until the boards went soft, so I've weighted plastic sheeting over it as a stopgap. The seed's moved up high and none of it's lost, and the balcony's put a little by as well. If you've got food to spare, trade for this.
The bugs got onto the leaves and chewed a whole row of seedlings into lace, and I picked them off one leaf at a time but couldn't keep up. I've still got seed in storage, mushroom spawn and vegetable seed both, so take your pick and trade me something to eat.
My back seized up the moment I lifted that bag of soil, and now I have to brace against the wall to crouch and take the watering slowly. What's on the rack is still there, and the seed and what the balcony gives are both yours. Have you got any food over there?
The rats dug through every seedling tray and gnawed the seed to pieces, and there are barely any worth keeping. I genuinely have nothing left to trade you now, so if you've got food to spare, keep a hot mouthful back for me.
The fire started at the pot and blackened half the rack. I salvaged little and the rest is ruined by smoke. This is not easy for me to say, but there is truly nothing left here.
They came in the night, knocked the rack over and took everything worth taking. I crouched there sorting through it until dawn and came up with nothing. Have you got any to spare over there?
It leaked for two nights, and what wasn't soaked was rotted, with the boards denting under a thumb. I've weighted plastic sheeting over it, but what was lost can't be brought back. See me through one mouthful first.
The bugs ate the seedlings and there are only a few good ones left in the whole row. I picked at them all day and was still too late. I've got nothing left to trade, so carry me through this one meal.
My back seized up and I have to brace against the wall just to water. What I'd saved was eaten long ago, and now I can't bend to tend anything. If you've got surplus, share a little.
Rats came up to the balcony and knocked the seedling trays over.
The oil pan on the stove caught fire. I barely managed to put it out, but most of what was piled in the kitchen had already burned.
Someone climbed in over the balcony, and a good deal of seeds and eggs are missing.
There is a hole in the balcony awning and the rain comes straight down on the seedlings.
I've had it. The seedlings had barely come up before insects got them, and not one survived.
I carried too much water, and now I can't even lift my arm.
Luckily I've still got enough put by. It'll take more than this to break me.
Mushroom spawn and vegetable seed, I have both, and the balcony still gives a little. What I am short of is something hot. If you have anything hot, trade me some.
I have dried a good deal of vine, just right for tying things. But you cannot eat it. If you have anything hot, take the vine for it.
The disinfectant's still here, but the food really is short. If you've got anything hot to spare, pass some over.
I can still let you have a little of what the balcony gives. The seed I kept is used up and the new round hasn't come through. If you've got fresh seed, trade me a few packets.
I've got plenty of material for the frames here, but not one packet of seed left. Trade me a few packets of fresh seed, anything will do.
The disinfectant's still here, but I'm out of seed. Two packets of fresh seed would be enough.
Take what the balcony's given if you want it. I haven't got anything at all to patch the cover overhead with, so trade me some.
I've still got seed here. If you've got material for the cover overhead to spare, trade it over.
The disinfectant's still here, but I haven't got any material for the cover at all. Broken pieces would do, just send some.
The balcony's still giving a little. There's nothing for the fire, so however many greens I have, they're all cold. If you've got surplus on hand, trade me some.
I've got seed here, but nothing at all for the fire. Could I put the seed up for some?
The vine's dried well and takes a flame nicely, but it won't hold one for long. I haven't got anything that keeps a fire going. If you've got any, pass some over.
The disinfectant's still here, but I'm out of anything for the fire. If you've got spare, send a little my way.
What the balcony gave is still here, take it if you want. There isn't a tablet left in this place, so trade me some.
I've still got seed here, but the tablets are gone. If you've got spare, trade me a little.
I've got a fair bit of vine here, but not a single tablet left. If you've got any on hand, trade me a few.
I really have no food left, or I wouldn't be coming to you. Just give me a bite to start with.
Not one packet of the seed I kept is left. If I can't plant anything I can't rest easy, so see if you can help me figure something out.
There's a spot that's broken through and I can't patch it, and I've got nothing to trade, so you're the only one I can ask for material.
I've traded out completely. It's cold at night and I haven't got anything for the fire. If you've got spare, set a little aside for me.
My medicine ran out a long time ago. If you've got some over there, share a few with me.
Some things have built up here and they'll only go to waste if they sit. Have a look and see if anything's worth your while, bring me something else for it, and no worries if not.
Harvest isn't in yet, so food won't stretch either.
Short on seed, next round will sit empty.
The shelter's torn and I've nothing to patch it.
Medicine ran out long ago. I manage.
You're still living this well after everything, and I have to hand it to you, so from now on I'm counting on you.
What I bring back never keeps up with what gets eaten, and the food I've stored gets lower every day.
I was worried you'd say no, but you agreed so readily that now I feel a bit embarrassed.
I brought the things inside and put them with what I already had. Seeing it all together puts my mind at ease. You really helped me this time.
I thought I could just tough it out, but I had less to fall back on than I believed. Good thing I had you.
I thought I could still hold out on my own, but what you sent really did help me a lot, so I picked out a few of my things and had the drone bring them to you.
I'll make good use of all of this and not let any of it go to waste. I know I owe you, so I've put together a little something to send back.
I can't offer anything very good, but I won't just take and give nothing, so I sent along a little of what I have here.
I don't like owing people. I've taken this one, and I've put a little something back in. Call it a first payment.
Your things came at just the right time. I really was running low. I picked out some of mine and sent them back with the drone.
I went through everything one by one before it sank in how much you sent this time. I couldn't just keep it all, so I picked out a few things to send back.
I can really use this. I've set aside a little of mine for you. It's nothing special, so don't mind it.
My food has run out and I have nothing coming in. I've saved up a few seeds I can put up. If you have food, let us see how we can work it out.
I used to laugh at you for stocking up so much, and now I am the one going hungry. Go ahead and have a laugh at me, just send a bite to eat.
I can live with skipping a few meals, but if this keeps on I will fall apart. Do you have any food over there?
I have nothing left to trade, so this time I have to come to you empty-handed and ask for food.
Watching everyone else's plants sprout while I don't have a single seed does not sit well with me. If you have extra seeds, I would like some too.
Don't let how I look fool you, I know how to grow things. What I am missing is seeds. If you have some, send a few packets.
Those things knocked my doors and windows loose. I have braced them a few times, but if I do not patch them soon I will not hold. If you have materials, spare me some.
I keep saying I am fine, but those broken spots get to me every day, so I have to trouble you for materials.
I did not want to ask anyone for help patching the doors and windows, but I cannot find any materials at all. If you have extra, give me some and I will do the work myself.
I have been sick for days and kept pushing through, but now I can barely get out of bed. If you have medicine, send it.
I have never liked taking medicine, but this time I cannot hold out. Do you have any extra?
What I grow myself isn't nearly enough to eat, and I don't want to take your food for nothing, so I'd like to trade some odds and ends for a little food.
I used to think I'd never need to trade with anyone, but it turns out I was wrong. I'm short on food, and I don't have much to trade. Would you be willing to trade me some?
My food stores are running low, and I don't even dare eat much myself. I only have a few small things to trade. Would you be willing to trade me a little?
There are a few leaks I've tried patching several times without any luck, and now I'm short on materials too. I don't have many odds and ends to trade, but I'd like to swap them for some materials.
I want to fix up my place a bit more, but I don't have enough materials, and if I could get some I could make it look decent. I don't have much to offer, just some odds and ends.
I've been putting off the material shortage for a while, and I can't put it off any longer. I can offer a few odds and ends. Could you trade me some materials?
I don't have any seeds, so I can't grow anything even if I want to. I can put up a few little things. I'd like to trade you for a few seeds.
My seeds are used up, so I can't plant anything more. I don't have much to trade, but if you have some, I'll bring a few odds and ends.
My medicine is running low and I don't want to take chances, so I'd like to trade for some to keep on hand. I don't have much to offer, so don't mind how little it is.
I'm short on medicine, and if I get sick I'll be in trouble. All I can offer is a few small things, but I'd like to trade you for a little.
I'm running short on food, but I do have some extras that are just sitting around, so I'd like to trade you for something to eat. If they're not good enough for you, never mind.
I used to laugh at you for hoarding so much, and now it's my turn to bring things over to trade for food. I'll trade these extras, and I won't haggle with you.
Sure, I'm short on food, but I still have plenty of other things, so I'm bringing them for a proper trade.
I don't like asking people for things, so I've brought something to trade. I've brought all my extras, so give me whatever food you're willing to.
I don't have a single seed left, but I do have some things I can't use, and rather than leave them gathering dust I'd sooner trade them to you for seeds.
I can see everyone else's crops sprouting while I don't even have seeds, and it really gets under my skin, so I've brought my extras to trade. Don't think it's too little.
I know what I'm doing when it comes to growing things, seeds are the only thing I'm missing, so you can have my extras, just trade me a few seeds, that's all I need.
Those things knocked my doors and windows loose, I've held them back a few times, and if I don't patch them now I really won't hold out. Take my extras, just give me some materials.
I'm short on materials but I have some extras of other things, so if they're good enough for you, let's trade. I don't like owing anyone, so trading for a few materials suits me fine.
I didn't want to ask anyone for help fixing my doors and windows, but I really can't get enough materials together, so I've brought my extras to make a trade with you.
I thought I could scrape by, but now I can see it won't work, so take these things I can't use and trade me some materials for them.
I've been sick for a while and kept toughing it out, but now I really can't take it anymore, so I've brought my extras to trade you for some medicine.
I've never liked taking medicine, but this time I've got no choice, so I can only trade some things I have sitting around for a little medicine.
I'm short on medicine but I still have other things, so tell me how much medicine these are worth so I know where I stand.
Things have finally gotten a little easier over here, so I'd like to trade some extras with you. Whether we trade is up to you.
You used to be the one with plenty stored up, and now I've got extras too. Take what you can use and trade me something else.
Those few things I'm keeping are no use to me. If you can use them, take them, and you don't have to trade anything back.
It takes more than this to knock me down. You don't need to worry.
I did lose some things, but I had a backup plan all along, so life goes on.
Hoarding Middle-Aged Man 114
I told you from the start that something would happen.
Nobody believed me
The ones who said I was paranoid
damn it, now they're all knocking on my door to borrow stuff
Looks like you were prepared, too
Smart of you
It's so chaotic out there
it's still the prepared ones who are holding upYou can reply: You told me to stock up. I listened, It's chaos out there, but life goes on, Don't speak too soon
Mm. I know where I stand.
I've got medicine, I'm short on materials. If you have extra materials, I'll trade medicine for them.
Everything on the list is crossed off, and this time I really have nothing to give. If you can spare some materials, give them to me first and I'll put it on my tab.
It's the guy who talked to you by the canned goods
What's in your cart isn't enough
Listen, stock up while you can. The news doesn't look right to me
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
I read through what the group said. Most of them want you to lead, and I think you're the right person too. What do you think?You can reply: Accept
Rats got into the storeroom, knocked a jar down and broke it, and chewed open a pouch of meat. The medicine wasn't touched though, the cabinet holds exactly what it held before, not one compartment short. What I want is still material for reinforcing doors and windows?
The water on the stove boiled dry and the flames licked the cabinet door black. I shut the gas cylinder first, as planned. The medicine cabinet was not affected. I checked the list again and nothing is missing. Come trade if you have material.
A window was pried open and whoever came in went through the outer room. I keep the medicine locked further in and he didn't find it. What I'm short on is still material for reinforcing doors and windows, so come trade if you've got it?
The crack in the window frame keeps widening and the wind poured through all last night, so I've taped it shut for now. The medicine's all fine, so bring material and trade, take your pick.
The cabbage I planted, the leaves have all gone to lace. I genuinely have no experience with this. No medicine is missing and the list is the same as ever, so come trade if you've got reinforcement material.
Something went in my back lifting the medicine crate and now I can't crouch. The medicine's still on the shelf with the labels facing out, so see for yourself. What I want is material for reinforcing doors and windows?
Rats broke the honey jar and chewed the pouch open. I traded the medicine away long ago and there's nothing left on the list. This time I'm the one asking, so if you've got material to spare, let me have some.
The flames licked the cabinet door black. I shut the gas cylinder as planned and I am unhurt. But this place has been empty for a while. This time it is my turn to ask you.
A window was pried open and the outer room was left in a mess. I've got nothing left to lose, and the medicine went long ago. If you've got extra, let me have it first.
A crack opened in the window frame and the wind poured through all night. I've taped it shut, but I haven't got any material at all. This time I need you to help me out.
The bugs ate every cabbage, not one left. The medicine was traded out long ago too. I don't often ask like this, but this time I have to.
I've thrown my back out and can't crouch. The medicine shelf emptied a while back, and I haven't got any material at all. Let me have some first.
Rats got into the storeroom and bit open two packets.
I was heating something on the stove and forgot about it the second I turned away, and by the time I noticed it had already caught fire. Luckily I put it out fast and nothing else burned.
Someone forced the door in the night and took quite a lot of stuff.
The hinge came off and the door won't shut properly, so for the past couple of days all I can do is hold it with a cabinet.
The greens I planted got wrecked by insects.
I wrenched my back moving things, and now I can only sit.
It doesn't really set me back, I keep something in reserve.
That packet of seed on my list is still here, but my food's nearly gone. Have you got any to spare? Trade me two days' worth.
I've still got a few things here you can store in, all clean ones. My food's bottomed out, so if you've got any, take these for it and name your figure.
My medicine's fully stocked, nothing missing, but the food really is gone. Trade me something edible at whatever the going rate is.
I've still got some food, ham hock and honey and butter. I want to sow another round, but I haven't got any seed. Trade me two packets if you've got them.
I've got things to store in to spare, but not one packet of seed left. Could you trade me a few? I'm not particular about the variety.
My medicine's still complete, but I'm out of seed. If you've got spare over there, trade me two packets.
I haven't got anything for reinforcing the door and windows. There's still some food here, so take it in trade and name your figure.
There's one packet of seed still on my list. What I need is reinforcing material, so trade me some if you've got spare. It doesn't need to be the good kind.
There's no medicine I'm short of, but I really have no repair materials. If you've got extra over there, I'll trade at your price.
I'm out of anything to burn. There's still some food here, take it if you want, and trade me something that burns. Trade me something that burns, I won't ask for a lot.
The packet on my list is still here, but there's nothing left to burn and the room holds no warmth at night. If you've got spare, trade me some.
I've still got a few things to store in, but nothing at all that burns. If you've got extra over there, I'll put these up for it.
My medicine's still complete, but I'm out of anything to burn. Trade me some firewood, and the medicine can cover it.
Medicine used to be the one thing I had covered, and now that's bottomed out too. I've still got some food, so take it in trade.
My medicine's cleared out. Take that packet of seed off my list if you want it, and trade me something for infection, any of it will do.
My medicine's gone. I've still got a few things to store in, all clean. If you've got medicine spare, take these for it. I won't shortchange you.
I've run out of food here. If you still have some, let me have a little first. I'll keep track of what I owe.
I want to plant another round, but I don't have a single seed. If you have some, send me a few and I'll pay you back later.
My doors and windows are still open in places, and I've got nothing to trade you. If you have extra materials, let me have a little and count it as owed.
I've traded out completely. It's cold at night and I haven't got anything that burns. If you've got extra, lend me a little for now.
This time I really am out of medicine. If you have some to spare, send me some. I won't take it for nothing.
I counted through my things, and I've stocked a bit too much of some of it. Pick what you like and give me something else for it.
The food line on my list needs filling too.
Never listed seeds, so I have none.
The materials line is still blank.
Started rationing the medicine too.
After all this time you're still fine, so you can clearly take it, and from now on you decide where we go.
It's getting harder to find food out there, and what I've got is almost gone.
The one thing I was short on is finally covered. Thanks to you.
That trade went smoothly. You kept your word, and I won't forget it.
I counted it all and not one thing is off. You're reliable, and I'm grateful for that.
I believe in give and take. You gave me something, so I'm giving a little back. It's going out now.
This helped me a lot, thank you. I took a bit out of the extra I keep on hand and sent it to you.
I don't want to take your things for nothing, so I sent a little back. It's not a lot, and the drone already has it.
What you gave me covered exactly what I was missing. I'll handle the rest myself. I sent something back to you too.
I'm taking this one, and I've put together a share for you too. Not much, but I picked it out myself.
I always say you can't count on other people, but I'm honestly taking this from you. I have to give you something back.
I've put away this batch. What I have isn't much, but I took some of it out for you.
I'm short on materials and want to trade some medicine for them. If you have extra, let's settle on terms.
I don't like asking anyone for anything, but I can't do a thing on an empty stomach. Give me some food for now and I'll pay you back.
It's embarrassing to say. I planned everything so carefully and still came up short on food. If you have extra, help me hold out for a while.
This time I'll have to owe you for the food. I truly have nothing left to trade.
Living off stores will run dry sooner or later. I want to grow my own. If you've got seeds you won't use, do me this favor.
I thought about the seeds for a long time, and you're still the one I have to ask. Once they grow, the first share is yours.
If I don't patch the doors and windows, I can't hold this place. If you have materials, share some with me.
I should have reinforced the doors and windows long ago. I put it off, that's on me. Now I'm short on materials. Consider this a favor to me.
Those things nearly got in a few times, and I'm not betting on the next one. Give me some materials and I'll owe you.
I was always the best stocked, and yet I'm the one who got sick first. If you have medicine, I'll repay the favor later.
Letting this illness drag on won't do. I need to get it under control first. Give me some medicine and we'll settle the rest later.
I went through my stock, and food is the one thing I'm short on. All I have left to trade is a few odds and ends. However much they get me is fine.
Food is on my shortage list and I still haven't filled it. I can put up a few small things I have on hand, though not many. You decide how much food they're worth.
I should have stocked more food, and now I really don't have enough. I don't have much to trade, but I'll give you whatever I can scrape together for a little food.
I don't have enough materials to reinforce my doors and windows, so the rest is up to you. I can only offer some bits and pieces. See how many materials they'd get me.
I miscalculated on materials and I'm still well short. I have very little to trade, just these small things. See if any of it is useful to you.
A few spots on my doors and windows still aren't done, and I'm out of materials. I only have so much to offer, but I'd like to trade it for some materials.
I didn't stock enough seeds and want to make up the gap. What I can offer isn't worth much, and there isn't a lot of it. Would you trade me some seeds for it?
If you have seeds, I'd like to trade the few things I have left for some. What I can offer is limited.
Even I run out of medicine sometimes, and right now one of them has run dry. All I have to trade is some odds and ends, and I'd like to swap them for some medicine.
I need to restock some of the usual meds. I don't have much to trade, just a few small things. If you're willing, trade me some.
Food's getting tight here. I've already picked out my extras from my list and I'm bringing them to trade. Let's keep it fair.
I'm not taking anything of yours for free. I'm bringing my extras to trade, and you decide how much food to give.
Food is the one thing I miscalculated back then. I have a few other things left over, so if you have food to spare, let's trade.
I'm short on food and I kept too much of some things. It's a waste to sit on them, so trading them squares us up nicely.
I want to plant another round, but I've used up my seeds. I kept too much of some things, and they can cover the seeds.
I'm short on seeds, nothing else. If you have extra seeds, I'll trade you what I kept too much of. Neither of us takes advantage.
Stored supplies won't last forever, so I plan to grow my own. Trade me some seeds and you'll get everything you're owed.
There's still a gap in my doors and windows that I need to close. Consider my extras the price of the materials.
Materials are the one thing I underestimated back then. You can have all my extras, and we'll trade at whatever amount you think is fair.
Those things have tried to get in a few times, so I have to reinforce my doors and windows. If you have materials, I'll trade you for them, and you won't lose out.
I'm short on materials, but I have more than enough of other things. I'll trade them with you, and you decide how many materials to give.
I got sick, and of course I hadn't stocked enough medicine. I have some extras to trade for meds. Just keep a clear record of it.
I need to restock my medicine, and it can't wait. Here's what I stocked too much of, one thing for another.
I'll trade you what I've overstocked for your medicine, and we'll count it however it should be counted.
I ran the numbers, and I kept too much of these. Holding on to them doesn't make sense. See if you want to trade.
Once I've got too much of something, I like to trade it away. If you can use it, all the better.
I'm not short on anything this time, I've just got a bit too much in stock. If anything catches your eye, trade for it. Up to you.
I was prepared. This won't throw off my plans.
This loss is still within what I planned for, don't worry.
Old Farmer 166
Still there?
I keep thinking about you pushing those two carts
If I had followed your lead back then, things wouldn't have come to this
I should've stocked up more.
What did you actually catch wind of back then
You must not be worried about food over there.
I've been eating pickled vegetables every day.
I'm so sick of them.
There's always commotion outside
I haven't been sleeping well these past couple of days
How come you're not panicking at allYou can reply: Stocked up early, so I feel ready, Panic or not, the night's just as long, Bolt your door, and don't open it at night
Fair enough. I'll keep my ears open a couple more nights.
I'm doing okay on food, but I ran out of medicine long ago. If you've got any medicine, I'll trade you food for it.
I really don't have anything left to trade. I've been so hungry lately my legs feel weak, and I can't sleep well at night either. If you've got any food over there, could you spare me a bite?
It's the vegetable seller. Ran into you at the market today
Oh yeah?
Those two carts you were pushing—half the market saw you
What do you need that much for
Just in case
In case of what
Did you hear something
I'm fixing a transceiver and I'm two electronic components short. If you have any to spare, could you help me out? I'll send you the drone I have sitting idle.
The racks at the relay platform need bracing, and I'm two iron parts short. If you can get them to me, the drone I've already broken down is yours.
You've seen what the group is saying, right? Everyone wants you to lead this. What do you think, are you willing to take it on?You can reply: Accept
That camp you proposed in the group has the votes. Whether we start now is your call. If you agree, I'll hand out the work.You can reply: Okay
Half the houses in my neighborhood can't be reached anymore, and the whole street is dead quiet at night. I want to keep a few pigeons, for company, and for food if it comes to that. Could you catch two live ones? I'll thank you with a pot of Oat White Dye.
The doors and windows are boarded up, nobody's been outside in weeks, and there's just one emergency lamp left in here. I'd like two white mice to pass the time. Can you catch live ones? I have a roll of Grey Oak Grain wallpaper to trade.
We don't dare turn on a light after dark in case it draws the zombies, so we sit in the dark till morning. There's an old record player here with the casing rusted through; I want to patch it and play a few records quietly at night. I'm three sheets of fine metal short. I'll trade two eggs, two packets of onion seeds, plus a Lightweight Wheel Set for robots.
All we've got left is a few cans and half a bag of rice. Haven't seen meat in weeks, and people go light-headed while working. I'd like a wild rabbit. I have two cans of coconut juice to trade for it.
The heating's been off for ages. Once it's cold, nights in here are about as cold as outside, the blankets never warm up, and we've got chilblains on our hands and feet. I'd like two electric heaters. I'll trade a notebook on ochre-red dye.
A few nights ago someone pried my door open, took some of our food, and split open the head of one of the people here with me. I'm afraid they'll be back. I want a security door, and a security window too. I'll trade a jar of honey, a carton of milk and a bag of sugar.
The fuel ran out long ago. It's been cold cans and soggy crackers for days, and my stomach keeps acting up. I just want one hot meal: braised dove in rice wine, ordinary is fine. I have two bottles of dry red.
That rooftop patch is the only fresh food we have, and now it's crawling with snails and bugs. The leaves are chewed down to the veins, and the pesticide's long gone. Could you get me a hedgehog? I'll give you a box of frozen short ribs and a bottle of sake.
Someone here has a birthday. Food's rationed by the day and nobody's seen anything sweet in ages, but we all want to mark this one no matter what. Could you make two fruit puddings? I have a roll of Orange Square Tile wallpaper to trade.
A few days ago I took in two people who fled from the south side. One of them keeps coughing and running a fever, and I don't know what it is. I want to put up a partition to keep them apart, and I'm short one stainless steel sheet and one acrylic sheet. I'll trade a notebook on purple dye and throw in a toy-brick lighthouse.
I haven't had an egg since it all happened. It's compressed biscuits and cans every day, and I keep thinking about the onion and ham omelettes I used to make. If you can manage it, could you make me one? I'll thank you with two pots of Ochre Red Dye.
The radio can't pick up any station anymore. Apart from taking turns on night watch, we just sit there, and some of us can't sleep at all. I'm repairing a gramophone to get some sound in here, and I still need three electronic components and two rolls of wire. I'll trade two packets of bell pepper seeds, two packets of matsutake seeds, plus a Fast Charge Module for robots.
I risked a trip to the outskirts for a batch of wild fruit, and it'll rot in a few days. I want to brew it and keep it to trade for food come winter. Could you make me a brewing barrel? I still have a bottle of pre-disaster whisky and a plant-dye notebook to trade.
We're out of high-proof alcohol. The stove needs it to light, and someone here got their calf cut open on barbed wire. It's festering now and has to be cleaned every day, so I'd like five bottles. I have a spare household UPS and a Compact Battery Pack for robots to trade.
Last time I went scavenging, zombies cornered me in a supermarket stockroom and I hid there all night before I got out. I want two shots of adrenaline in my pack, so I've got a chance if it happens again. I'll give you two craft beers.
We haven't heard a thing from outside in ages. No idea where in the city there are still people, or if rescue's still coming. I'm building a radio to listen for the shelters' broadcasts, and I need one integrated circuit and two iron parts. I'll trade a pot of Dusk Blue Dye, plus a DC Motor Unit for repair robots.
The few households here have been living on thin porridge, and the ones who haul supplies can barely stand. We want to put together a meal of meat to get them back on their feet: ten meat dishes, enough to go around. I've got the drinks: dry red, sake, beer, yellow wine and whisky. You get a bottle of each.
Our food's shrinking by the day, and every place in the city worth searching has been gone through several times. I want to try raising some animals to eat, starting with a few to see which can survive indoors. Could you catch me four live ones? Anything is fine, squirrels too, just no rats. I'll trade seeds: cauliflower, beet, shaggy mane, sunflower and cucumber, two packets each.
It's been frozen meat every day. Several of us have bleeding gums and sores at the corners of our mouths, from lack of vitamins. Could you put together five different vegetables or fruits? I'll trade a pack of frozen stew meat and a bag of frozen chicken thighs.
Every day I haul water and fuel back from several streets away, two-plus hours a trip. I wrenched my back moving sandbags a few days ago, there's no medicine, and now I can barely bend over, but the work can't stop. I'd love a massage chair. I have some Grey-Blue Concrete Slab flooring to trade.
At night the windows are stuffed with quilts, and zombies keep shuffling past the door. A few of us just sit there getting more on edge, and two of us came to blows over nothing the other day. Got any playing cards? One deck, and a dartboard would be even better.
Once it got cold, half my seedlings outside froze. What's left is the only fresh food we'll have this winter; lose those and it's cans till spring. I want to build a glass shed: two sheets of tempered glass, a wood strip, and an electric heater to keep it going at night.
Someone here has had a fever for three days. Can't even keep water down, and they're getting confused. The clinic and pharmacies nearby were cleaned out long ago. Can you get fever meds and antibiotics? One box of each is enough.
My throat's been swollen for days, I can't swallow anything dry, and there's no medicine at all in the house. I'd like some soup, three different kinds. Ordinary is fine, and it's okay to send them over a few times.
At night it's pitch black in here; a few days ago someone broke a leg going downstairs in the dark. The radio's dead too, and we've missed several rescue broadcasts. My roof faces south and gets plenty of sun during the day. I want to put up a large solar panel and a UPS unit to store the power, so the lights and the radio can stay on at night.
Our food's almost gone, and the veggies in the cellar are all we've got to count on. But the cellar never sees light, and the seedlings have all turned yellow. I'd like a large plant grow box and a compost bin. My own compost isn't ready yet, so send five basic fertilizer for now.
Nobody on the nearby streets can reach anyone else. You could be trapped at home shouting yourself hoarse and no one would know; last week a household across the street didn't make it before anyone came. I checked out the cell tower at the corner. A whole row of boards in the cabinet is burnt out, and rats chewed through the cables. Need four integrated circuits and five rolls of wire. Once it's fixed, walkie-talkies across the next few streets can reach each other.
Everything nearby's been picked clean. Walking out of the city and back takes two days, and some who went never came back. I found an electric tricycle. The frame's fine, but the motor and controller are shot. Fixing it takes two integrated circuits and three rolls of wire. There's nowhere to charge on the road, so I'd also like a power storage station to carry along.
The doctor at the corner clinic went out looking for medicine and never came back. The cold room still works, and inside is the last batch of vaccines for the blocks around here. It needs power at night: an extra large power storage device and two rolls of wire.
Our area's been without power for ages. Some of the old folks cough all night, and the houses are as cold as an icehouse. Over a dozen households on our street set up a generator room together, we just don't have a generator. Need an extra large fuel generator. We're almost out of fuel too. Anything that adds up to 9000 burn value will do: diesel, alcohol, wood, whatever.
Rats got into the storeroom and chewed open several sacks of grain in one night, and something big has been digging by the wall. That's the whole street's food stores for the winter. I'd like an extra large rat cage, three iron animal traps and four simple mousetraps.
Heard the roads close once it snows. Nobody'll be able to go out, and anyone without stores will just go hungry. I want to stock up for winter now. I need a ration press to press food into blocks that keep. Food totaling 500 satiety, anything goes, plus eight seeds to plant in spring.
The water's been off for weeks, and the well nearby has a film of oil on it. Can't drink that. I want to catch rainwater on the roof deck. I need two containers, plus two plastic sheets to rig a slope that runs the water in.
A few houses on this street have been silent for a long time. The doors are all locked, and there might still be food and medicine inside. I want to go take a look. I need one crowbar and two lockpicks.
Every day we have to fetch water from the end of the street, and there are always zombies wandering along the way. A few days ago someone got chased and had to drop the bucket. I want three noisemakers to throw and draw them off.
I was at the supermarket the day it all started. When the zombies burst in I ran for it, and a family photo fell out near the checkout. I still haven't heard from my family, and that photo is all I have of them. Could you help me get it back?
A roof caved in overnight on a house across the street. Someone's leg got crushed, they can't walk, and that place is still shedding dirt. I want to make a stretcher to carry them over here. Need two wooden planks and a bandage.
Zombies keep slipping into the narrow alley behind the house at night. They find the back door and start banging on it, and the frame's already loose. I want to wall off the alley mouth with sandbags. Need three bags.
Since the power went out, the pump in the basement's stopped. Water keeps seeping in at the base of the walls, and the grain sacks on the floor have mold spots. I want a small rack to get the food off the ground, and two bottles of disinfectant spray.
When it all started my kid was in the hospital. It was chaos getting out, and the plush toy they always sleep with got left in the ward. These nights, any noise outside wakes them up crying for it. Could you check the inpatient ward for me?
A few of us take turns keeping watch, and whoever has the late shift keeps nodding off. The day before yesterday a zombie almost made it to the door. Got anything to drink that'll keep us awake? Anything's fine, two's enough.
One of us here is out of asthma meds. There's a pharmacy across the river nobody's hit yet, but a gang has set up a checkpoint at the bridge. You have to pay to cross, and they only take booze. Could you give me two bottles? Any kind.
Last night zombies smashed a window on the ground floor and bent the frame. We've got a wardrobe shoved against it, but it won't hold for more than a few days. Need two window repair kits, plus two repair parts to fix the frame back in place.
In the first few days the school was a temporary shelter, and one of the old folks from our place helped hand out food in the kitchen. Then zombies stormed the school, everyone scattered, and their hearing aid got dropped in the kitchen. Without it they can't hear a thing, not even something at the door. Could you help get it back?
Rats got into my vegetable basket and left teeth marks on everything. The ones they missed are still fine though, do you want them? Trade me some rice or flour for them.
I knocked the stove over and the flames caught the curtain, and I smothered it with a blanket. Took the skin off the back of my hand, but luckily I've got something here to dress it with. The vegetables were in the other room and didn't burn, so take them. Vegetables alone won't keep me going, so trade me some rice or flour.
I found the door open yesterday and the latch bent out of shape. He left the vegetables, who's going to haul off a basket of those? Have you got any rice or flour? I'll trade you vegetables for it.
My roof leaked all night and I emptied the bucket three times. Luckily the vegetables are all stacked in the room below and none of them got soaked. Come trade if you want them.
Those few carrots I planted, the leaves went to lace overnight. I've farmed my whole life and never seen bugs this bad. The vegetables I stored are fine though, do you want them? Trade me some rice or flour.
I threw my back out moving the water tank and now I can't bend down. Everything's still here, I just can't reach the bottom boxes. What's up top is plenty for you, take your pick.
Rats chewed through the vegetable basket and ruined everything left in it. I've really got nothing to trade you now. Have you got rice or flour to spare? Pass a little my way.
The stove tipped over and half the curtain burned, and what's left is too smoked to eat. I'm embarrassed to ask, but if you've got extra, let me have some.
The door was pried open and the cabinets were turned upside down. Whoever it was carried off the last of my vegetables too. If you've got some to spare, give me a bite.
The roof leaked all night and there are buckets all over the floor. Once the damp got in, the last of the vegetables rotted. Have you got anything dry to eat over there?
The carrot leaves were stripped bare overnight. I've farmed my whole life, and this time it was all for nothing. I've really got nothing left, so share a bite with me first.
I've thrown my back out and can't bend down, so I can't reach the bottom boxes. Once what's in front of me runs out, that's it. If you've got extra, keep a bite back for me and I'll remember it.
Rats bit through the vegetable basket and chewed up the lot, so none of it's fit to eat even if I pick it up.
The carton by the stove caught fire. I did put it out, but half the shelf still came down.
The back door lock was forced. Half a shelf of things, gone in one night.
One window frame has come loose and won't hold a nail no matter what I do, so wind comes in all night.
The few seedlings I planted have had every leaf eaten off them.
I hurt my back moving boxes, and I can't bend down or stay crouched.
Nothing major. There's still some on the shelf, so I won't go hungry.
I've still got that packet of vegetable seed and it's fine, but you can't eat seed straight. If you've got rice or flour, I'll trade you this for it, however much you can manage.
I haven't touched the binding supplies, but you can't eat those. Have you got any food to spare? Enough for one meal would do for now.
I've still got the disinfectant, every bottle of it. But all the food I have left is a few vegetables that don't fill you up, and I'm getting more worried by the day. If you've got rice or flour, trade me some.
I've farmed my whole life and this is the first time I haven't had a single seed. I've still got some stored vegetables. If you've got seeds, I'll trade you vegetables for them.
I've got binding supplies here, so take them if you can use them. Could you trade me a few packets of seed?
I've still got plenty of disinfectant, but the seed is really all gone. Have you got anything plantable? Trade me a few packets and that'll do, it doesn't need to be much.
The gaps that need patching are still open and I haven't got any materials. I've still got some vegetables, so take them if you want, and trade me something to close it up.
I've got one packet of vegetable seed left, do you want it? Trade me something for the walls and windows, just a little is enough.
I haven't got any repair materials at all. I've still got disinfectant, so take it if you can use it. Even offcuts would do me.
It's cold at night and I've got nothing here to burn. I've still got some vegetables, though, do you want any? Trade me something I can light a fire with.
I'm nearly out of anything to burn. I've got one packet of vegetable seed left, can I trade it for some firewood? It doesn't need to be much.
I've still got some binding supplies, but nothing at all to burn. If you've got extra over there, trade me a bit and that'll do.
I haven't touched the disinfectant, but I've got nothing left to burn. Have you got any spare? Pass some my way.
My tooth's killing me and I haven't got a single painkiller. Vegetables I've got plenty of, I just can't chew them. If you've got medicine, I'll trade you vegetables for it, a strip or two will do.
I can't sleep for the pain and the medicine ran out ages ago. Take that packet of vegetable seed if you want it, and trade me a few for the pain.
I haven't got a single painkiller left. I've got binding supplies here, so will you trade? I'm not asking for much.
I've been so hungry lately my heart's racing. If you have any extra food, could you spare me a bite?
I've farmed my whole life, and this is the first time I haven't had a single seed. If you have extra, spare me a few and I'll grow my own food.
The spots that need patching are still wide open, and I've got nothing to trade you. If you have spare materials, a little would be enough to close them up.
I've traded everything away. It's freezing at night and there's nothing here to burn. If you've still got some to spare, think of me.
I hurt so much I can't sleep, and there's no medicine left at all. If you have extra, could you set some aside for me?
A few of the things I saved have piled up and are taking up space. See if anything catches your eye, and trade me something else for it.
Nothing proper left to eat, just sweets.
Not a single seed here, really.
Ran out of anything to patch with too.
The painkillers are long gone too.
You're still holding it together at a time like this, so from now on I'll do whatever you say.
Vegetables alone won't fill me up, and the food I've stored keeps running lower.
This will make things a lot less hard on me. I really owe you.
It reached me, and I went through it. It's what I needed. Sorry for all the trouble.
I can't come up with fancy words, but I know you helped me this time, plain and simple.
Your help is the only reason I'm getting by. I set aside a few of my things for you and had the drone take them over.
It wouldn't be right to keep taking and give nothing back. You've helped me so much, so I sent a few of my things back with the drone.
I feel bad about you helping me like this, so I picked out a few things I could spare and put them on for you.
I've taken this one too. Sorry to keep you thinking about me. I put a little of my own on the drone going back.
I talk too much, but no matter how I say thanks it never feels like enough. So I just sent some of my things back instead.
Every time something comes from you, I feel warm inside. I wanted to give you something back, and this much is all I could manage.
I've put away everything you gave me. I put a few things back for you too. It's not much.
I've run out of medicine. Could I trade some of my food for a little of yours? If you have any, let's work out a trade.
I held this back several times before I could say it. I've really got no food left. Send whatever you can, any amount will do.
At my age, missing one meal leaves me unsteady on my feet. If you can spare it, please help me out with some food.
I just can't get past this food problem, and I have nothing left to trade, so I have to swallow my pride and ask you.
If I had seeds I could grow my own food and stop bothering you all the time. If you have extra, could you spare a few?
If you have extra seeds, a few that will sprout is enough. I'll take care of the rest myself, slowly.
There's a broken spot in my door and windows, and it shakes every time those things outside hit it. I sleep with one eye open. If you have materials, could you spare me some?
I'm getting on in years, but I can still do repairs. I just don't have any materials. If it's no trouble, could you save me a little?
I look after this place by myself, and the doors and windows have come loose in several spots. The more I look, the more I worry they won't hold one day. Could you help me out with materials?
This illness is getting worse every day, and toughing it out alone isn't working. If you have medicine, please spare me some to get through this.
At my age, getting sick isn't easy to bounce back from. If you have medicine, please set a little aside for me.
I don't have enough food to keep going and I'd like to trade for some to fill my stomach. All I can offer is a few odds and ends, and not many at that. Would you trade me some?
If you can spare some food, I'll trade you a few small things for it. I really can't offer more than that.
I've been eating the same thing every day and would like to trade for something different. I can't scrape together much, but could I trade you for some?
A few spots in my place let the wind in, and I can't find anything right to plug them, so I need some materials. I can't offer much, only a few things, but if you'll trade, I can seal those gaps.
I'd like to fix up my place, but I don't have enough to work with. All I have left to trade is a few odds and ends. I'd like to trade them for some materials.
I'm out of repair materials and can only stare at the things that need fixing. I only have some bits and pieces I can scrape together. Would you trade your materials for them?
I've got the land, I just don't have any seeds to plant. I can't offer much, just these small things. Could you trade me a couple of packets of seeds?
I want to plant more, but my seeds are all used up. All the odds and ends I can scrape together don't amount to much. If you're willing, trade me some seeds.
I've run out of medicine and want to trade for some in case of emergency. I don't have much to give, just some small things. Would that be enough for some?
I don't have a single pill of medicine left. All I can offer are some odds and ends. Could I trade you for some medicine?
I haven't been getting enough to eat lately, but I've saved up some things I don't need, and I'd like to trade them for some of your food.
At my age you can't go hungry long, and of course my food's run short. I've got a few things I can't use on my own and they're just sitting there. Would you trade for them?
If you've got plenty of food, I'll trade you my extras for some. However much you give is up to you.
Food's getting tighter and tighter for me, but I kept too much of a few things. Let's swap, and neither of us loses out.
I haven't got a single seed left and it leaves me feeling empty. I've still saved up some things I can't use, and I'd like to trade them for some seeds.
I'm still fit enough to plant, I'm just missing seeds. You can have all my extras, trade however much you see fit.
I wanted to talk with you about trading for some seeds. I've gathered up all my extras. Let me know if you want to trade.
There's a spot I've never managed to patch, and materials are all I'm missing. I happen to have some extras, so trading them to you would be just right.
My doors and windows are loose and need fixing, but I haven't got any materials. I do have a few things I can't use, so you spare me a little and I'll spare you a little.
If you have extra materials, I'll trade you other things for them. Some of my things are just sitting here, so they might as well be put to use.
Those things outside keep hanging around nearby and I need to make the house sturdy fast. Have a look and see if these extras are enough.
I haven't been feeling well for a while and I've got no medicine at all. I've brought out all my extras, I just want to trade for some meds to keep on hand.
I'm really short on medicine, but I have a few extras of other things. If you're willing, let's trade like that.
At my age I can't do without medicine. I'll trade you what I can't use, just give me whatever you can.
I've got a few things I can't use up on my own, and they're just sitting around. If any of it's useful to you, let's swap.
It's always the same few things, and life's getting pretty bland. I picked out some extras and want to trade for something new.
I've freed up a few things over here. Just checking if you want any first. If not, I'll hang on to them.
It wasn't too bad this time, nothing important got hurt. You don't need to worry about me.
I'm down a few things, but what's left at home will get me by for a while.
Neighbor 263
I thought of a way. I'll use a rope to lower a basket from my window, and you can catch it from the other side. This way we can pass things to each other without having to go outside. Look around your place for a basket we can use. I'll send some things over to you on the first trip.
Just saw an old message in the survivor group. The earliest batch of patients were all sent to that abandoned hospital on the outskirts of the city. This outbreak might have started from there. If you ever go out, stay away from that place... or, if you want to know the truth, the answers might be hidden there.
I want to discuss something with you. From now on, every evening when night falls, I'll light the lamp by my window. If the light is on, it means I'm okay. You do the same on your side, alright? Even if we don't talk, we'll know the person across is still there.
When all this is truly over... if there really is an "after," I want to meet you properly. Not across this street, and not through this basket. Let's call it... our promise.
Yesterday I missed a step while moving stuff and my ankle swelled up badly. I can't go downstairs for the next few days. My supplies are running low too... I have to swallow my pride and ask again. For the coming days, I'll need to rely on your help.
Got the basket. Thanks for thinking of me over here.
Got everything. You worked hard today too.
You spent on me again. I'll make it last.
Got it. Someone across the alley still thinks of me, and that makes me happy.
Thanks. Once things pick up on my end, I'll send something back your way.
How did you think of that? I have rope on my end. Lower the basket down and I'll catch it from below.
Are you there? They're blocking the entrance downstairs. The door won't hold much longer. I don't know who else I can turn to.
Today's basket was so heavy I counted it three times, and I've noted everything down.
Thanks for thinking of me, but I probably won't have a use for this. I'll hang on to it, so don't read anything into it.
I got everything you sent. It warmed me up inside, so I put some things in the basket.
I left something for you in the basket. I saved it up for you to use.
Made it myself when I had time. Looks rough, but it won't break. It's in the basket.
Left something for you in the basket. Nothing valuable, but it should come in handy.
There's something in the basket. I spent two days looking through things to find it. Don't mind that it's old—it still works.
Picked this up along the way. Thought you could use it, so I left it in the basket for you.
Don't mind that everything I give you is just scrap metal and junk... As long as it can protect you, I can rest easy.
These past days... everything you sent, I've put to use. Thank you.
I wiped down the window. This way... I can see your side a bit clearer.
I made it through, I really made it through. If it weren't for you on the other side of the window, I don't know if I could have held on this long.
Sending the basket back empty wouldn't be right, so I stuck a few things in. Keep them.
I can't just keep taking from you. I don't have much good to offer, so don't mind it.
There's a small return gift in the basket. Not much, just a little thanks from me.
I got the basket. Everything's fine on my end, don't worry about me.
Had you worrying about me again. Put this one on my tab.
You covered just about everything, thanks. Look after yourself too.
I remember every single thing you've sent me.
Having you look out for me through the window gives me something to hope for.
I owe you so much for these past six months. From now on... I want to protect you, too.
Something's hitting the window on my side... The glass won't hold for much longer. Do you have anything over there that could help block it?
I've been struggling these past couple of days... my mind's all over the place. Do you have any hot food to spare?
The power's out on my end, and I get anxious once it gets dark. Do you have any extra lamp oil or batteries?
The door hinges were pried loose and won't close properly. Do you have any materials I could use to reinforce it?
The thing you handed me propped the window open, and it left at dawn. Thank you, really.
...I got a little choked up when I tasted that hot food. Thank you for still thinking of me.
The lights are back on, and now that the room's warm again, those chaotic thoughts have cleared up. Thanks.
The door's reinforced now and even sturdier than before. I can finally get a good night's sleep tonight. Thank you.
Last night that thing... I stayed up all night clutching an iron rod. But I made it through.
Today... I think I'm feeling a bit better. Maybe I can just push through this.
Another dark night in the house. I counted the sounds outside, and dawn still came.
The door... it held. But I don't dare touch it anymore.
That broken window cracked open again, and the wind's howling through... Do you have any tools I could use to pry it shut and nail it down?
This is bad. The roof leaked last night and soaked all my stored grain. It's all moldy... Do you have any food to spare?
The cold wave has hit, and all the heating Fuel has been burned up... Do you have anything left that can be burned?
The door frame got knocked loose again, worse than last time, and I'm out of materials. Could you help me one last time?
The window's holding up perfectly, sealed tight... With you here, I can sleep soundly.
Got the food, just before we ran out completely. I won't forget this kindness.
Got the stove burning again. It's finally starting to feel like a home in here. Thank you.
The door's nailed shut, even stronger than before. When the day comes that we don't have to fear anything, I want to thank you in person.
I nailed it up with some boards for now — it'll do. Don't blame yourself... We're both still here, and that's enough.
I picked through the moldy bits and made do for a few meals. My stomach was acting up for two days, but I pulled through.
I made it through. During those coldest nights, I kept watching your window.
I've braced the door with a cabinet—it'll hold for now. You did your best, I know.
That broken window got another crack knocked into it. They were banging against it half the night, making the wood creak. I don't have anything on hand to reinforce it... If you have any spare materials, could you spare me some?
You've given me all the materials, but I don't have any proper tools here. I can't get anything done with just my bare hands. If you have any extra tools on your side, could you spare me one?
The last section is the hardest. The bridge planks need to be laid from my side, and both ends must be nailed down tight for stability. I'm running low on materials... If you have any spare planks or lumber on your side, could you share some with me? Without even one piece, this bridge can't be completed.
Got it, and it's sturdier than I expected. Something rammed it twice last night, but that window didn't budge.
With proper tools at hand, work becomes much more efficient. Having tools versus not having them really makes all the difference. Thank you.
Got the materials, enough to work with. I'll handle the nailing from here. Seeing the light from your side through the window gives strength to the hammer in my hands. This bridge can really be built.
Started running a fever last night. Searched the whole house but couldn't find a single pill. It's nothing serious, just getting hard to bear... Do you have any to spare?
Got the medicine. Broke a sweat and feel much better now. ...I owe you one.
The fever broke on its own. Toughed it out. No worries, I'm resilient.
Ran out of soap, and the toothpaste is nearly gone too. These little things won't kill you, but life's getting rougher by the day... Got any extras over there?
Got it. You even threw in nail clippers... My place finally looks like somewhere a human lives.
No big deal if nothing came through. I scrubbed down with cold water. Rough is rough, I guess.
It's too quiet in here. So quiet I can hear myself thinking. Got anything to read... anything at all, as long as it has plenty of words.
Got the book. Stayed up half the night reading it. First time I felt the night went by so fast.
Later I counted the cracks on the wall to pass time. Got to seventy-three. At least it kept me busy.
Cut my hand while fixing the window frame. It's not deep, but it won't heal. Got anything to disinfect it? Don't want it to get infected.
Disinfected it and bandaged it up. This kind of small wound wouldn't have bothered me before, but now I can't take any chances.
The cut healed up on its own, left a scar. I'll be more careful when working from now on.
Want to trade some daily necessities with you. I've got some useful stuff saved up, but what I'm lacking is these small items.
Got it. Once I finish what I'm working on, I'll send you some useful stuff too.
I cobbled together a few substitutes myself, and they work. You don't have to keep worrying about me.
I finished that book from last time. If you have any others, lend me another one. These days I can't fall asleep at night without reading something.
Got it. Here's the old one back. I folded down the corners on a few pages—you should check those out too.
Didn't get a new one, so I read the old one again. Second time through, I actually found different meanings in it.
Got the basket. ...It's embarrassing to say, but the rice jar's been empty for two days now. Do you have any spare food on your end?
Sorry to bother you again. If you have any extra food, please bring some. Also... I'm out of soap and things like that. I've been making do for the past couple of days.
It's not urgent. My throat's a bit inflamed, and I've gone through all the medicine at home. If you have any to spare, just one pill would do.
It was so cold last night I couldn't sleep. Burned everything I could burn. Food's running low too... Writing it down, I realize I'm short on both. What a mess.
The faucet's been leaking all night. Need to find a wrench to tighten it. Also, I should stock up on daily necessities.
Got a cut on my hand, need to find some cloth to wrap it up. Out of medicine too. It's not serious, don't worry about it.
I've been thinking about whether I can grow something on that patch of land on the balcony. Do you have any spare seeds? Oh, and some food too.
Just one thing. Something that can burn. It's colder inside than outside. I'm kidding.
I'm asking for quite a lot this time, so I'll say sorry first. Food, medicine, toiletries — if you have extras, just send over a few things.
I want to get that balcony plot going, but I need some soil fertilizer and materials for building frames. No rush though—whenever it's convenient for you.
The door hinge is loose and shaking badly—I need a screwdriver. As for food, same as usual—bring some if you have any.
The fever came back again at night. Medicine and firewood—those two things. No need to make a special trip; just toss them in the basket when you're passing by.
Want to get this place looking decent. I made a list of what I need: daily necessities, repair materials, and seeds.
My stomach's been bothering me these past few days. Need to stock up on food and medicine. ...I know I ask too often. I'll tough it out.
The weather forecast says it's going to get colder. Food, fuel, daily necessities—I'm asking ahead of time to avoid bothering you at the last minute.
I want to nail the window back up properly. Just save me some materials—I'll do it myself this time.
I need a proper tool for the job. Don't ask me what I'm doing yet—I'll show you once it's ready.
I want to keep a little basic medicine on hand. I'm not sick — I just want to have everything I should.
That part of the roof leaks badly. I've made a list of the materials and tools I need — I'll handle the rest of the work.
The cut on my hand still hasn't healed, working with it bandaged up. Need some medicine and cloth.
I want to build a proper place for making fires, not the makeshift kind with a pot. Tools and firewood.
I want to fix the place up into something actually livable. I'm short on materials, and on some daily supplies. This time I want to live properly.
Just medicine. I'm learning to stock up in advance now, instead of waiting until I run out to ask.
It's a big project, gonna take two days. Need materials, tools, and firewood. I'll call you over to see it when it's done.
One tool short, and the whole job's stuck. It's just this one thing.
Keep getting banged up while working on it, so I need medicine to keep up. Could use another tool too.
Still need materials. This time it's to build something helpful for your side. I won't say what it is yet—I'll tell you once it's done.
Stock up on the Household items we need, and get some more materials while we're at it. See, I'm learning to plan ahead now.
It's getting colder, so I'm stocking up on medicine and firewood in advance. I never used to plan ahead, but I've learned my lesson.
This is the final stretch. Materials, tools, medicine—gather all of these, and I'll be able to get things set up on my end.
Three days now, the basket's come every day. I'm not good at saying thanks, but I remember it all.
Another three days. I scratched three lines on the wall to mark it.
Three days straight. I used to think owing people was the worst feeling there is. I don't see it that way anymore.
Remember to keep the plants on the balcony warm.
This is all I can send back, because there really isn't much left on my end.
I meant to put in more. Once I recover, I'll make it up to you for sure.
I'd feel bad sending the basket back empty, so I threw in a few things.
Nailed the window cracks shut again. Swept up after, got a whole pile of wood shavings and dust.
The rope made a sound and I thought it was you. Went to the window to look. Just the wind.
I do twenty push-ups in here every day. The last few I'm basically lying on the floor counting.
Got a blister on my palm. Popped it and wrapped it in cloth. Still hurts to hold things, but I hold them anyway.
Sharpened my knife and tested it on a sheet of paper. Cut right through. Didn't know I had it in me.
Waved across at you. The glass was catching the light, so I don't know if you saw. Kept my hand up a good while before I put it down.
There's a line of ants in the corner. I dropped some cracker crumbs and they hauled them off for ages. They work smarter than I do.
I carve the days into my windowsill, one mark for each day. Next to today's mark, I want to carve a stroke for you.
One of the things you sent over, I keep it in my pocket all the time. The pocket's gone frayed at the edge.
Caught myself humming while I worked. Halfway through I noticed and shut up fast. Hope you didn't hear.
Got inside and realized I was still holding the thing I meant to give you. Had to go back and put it in the basket.
At dinner I moved my chair over toward your window. Eating's less dull that way.
The rope creaked the whole way. Anyone who didn't know would swear I was moving house.
I've lost track of how many things were in this one. I owe you for it, and I'm not going anywhere.
This load wore a groove in the handle. I wrapped some cloth around it, since we'll need it again.
I could tell from way off that today was different. When I reached for it, I nearly couldn't hold it up.
That's so much I don't know what to say first. So I'll start with thanks.
I filled the cabinet one shelf at a time, and by the end I was laughing at myself.
This much will keep me going a good while. It's been a long time since life felt this easy.
The basket's not empty this time. I put some things in that you should be able to use.
I picked a few things from what I had on hand and put them in the basket.
You packed plenty on your end, so I put a few things in too. It won't go back too light.
Take a look inside. There's something I put in there.
The one at the very bottom I kept just for you. The ones on top I threw in on the side.
I remember everything you've given me. This time I'm paying a little back first.
I haven't saved up much over here, but I can still set some aside to send back to you.
If the basket feels heavier than usual when it gets to you, that's my return gift.
What's in there I set aside a while ago. It's been waiting for your basket to come.
I was worried it was too little, so I added one more thing. Now the basket's about full.
I packed everything tight. Nothing'll bounce out on the way.
I could use these myself, but your basket came, so I split off half.
The return gift's in the basket. You'll see it as soon as you lift the cover.
I went through everything and left out anything that doesn't work well.
I looked around and put in the few most decent things I had.
If you're running short over there, this basket should tide you over for a while.
Before pushing the basket out, I weighed it in my hand. Felt a bit short, so I added one more thing.
I never plan my return gifts. This time I thought about it for a long while. Hope I got it right.
Just finished what I was working on, and packed your return gift while I was at it.
I put the return gift in a bit messy. Sort it out yourself once you get it.
I meant to send this back later, but putting it off didn't sit right, so I put it in now.
You keep helping me like this. If I didn't send something back, I wouldn't sleep right.
These things aren't anything special, but they all actually work.
Use this however you like. Doesn't matter if you can't use it.
As soon as I got your basket I started digging through my stuff to find something right to send back.
There's one thing in there I couldn't even bring myself to use. I put it in for you anyway.
I checked the rope. It's plenty strong, so take what's inside without worrying.
I'm used to giving a little back whenever I get something, so I put in a share for you this time too.
I stood at the window and watched the basket slide all the way to you before I went back inside.
I've packed your return gift. Pushing it over now.
You're busy every day. This little return gift should help some.
I counted it all. Everything's lined up neat, so you won't miss anything.
I was slow getting the return gift ready, so the basket went out late. Hope you don't mind.
What I put in might not be your kind of thing, but it's all stuff I find useful.
The return gift's packed. Grab it whenever it suits you.
I looked it over once more before the basket went back. Figured that's about right.
I sorted everything into separate spots, so I can find it fast when I need it.
I happen to need these things right now. Perfect timing.
I brought the basket inside. I'll put what's in it to good use.
I checked every piece. All of it's useful.
You packed so much I feel bad about it, but it really did help me.
I'm going to spread this lot out. It'll last longer that way.
What you packed is just what I can use. Saves me a lot of trouble.
I took the basket in the moment it got here. Everything's in good shape.
Things aren't easy on your end either, and you still think to pack for me. I won't forget that.
Today's things come in handy. I've already used one.
I caught it steady on this end of the rope. Nothing spilled, don't worry.
I've cleaned the basket out. It'll be clean when it goes back next time.
It's more than I expected. I need to think about where to put it all.
I've used everything piece by piece. Not a bit wasted.
I'm going to hold on to these for now and only bring them out when I really need them.
The basket sat there a good while before I saw it. Nearly missed it.
I'm keeping track of all this. I'll pay you back all at once someday.
Faster than usual today. I'd only just reached the window when the basket arrived.
I've still got enough here. Keep some for yourself, don't give it all to me.
The one thing I was short on happened to be in there today.
Shouting across the alley is too much work. Sending things by basket is more practical.
I'll put these away for now. I won't leave them out.
This basket pulled the rope dead straight. It slid so slowly, it took ages to reach my side.
The basket was packed so full I didn't know what to take out first.
There's so much here I ran out of room, so I've set it on the floor for now.
You gave me all of this... did you keep anything at all for yourself?
It took me several trips to get everything out of the basket.
When the basket arrived I just stared for a second. I thought you'd packed it by mistake.
The lid won't even close on this basket. How much did you put in here?
This basket will see me through a good while. Let me go find somewhere to put it all.
The basket hit the end with a thud. Sounded much heavier than usual.
I tried counting while I unpacked, lost track halfway, and gave up.
I had to move things aside just to make room for this basket.
A basket this heavy and the rope didn't snap. I was holding my breath for it.
Three days in a row there's been a basket. Now I look out the window right on time.
I've kept everything from these past few baskets in order. I remember which day each thing came.
Three days and you didn't miss one. I tried to think of something nice to say, but all I've got is thank you.
Something every day for three days. Now as soon as I hear the rope, I know it's you.
Getting your stuff three days in a row, I'm starting to feel a little embarrassed.
It's been three days and I still haven't figured out how to pay you back, but I keep thinking about it.
These three days, the basket's been up earlier than I have.
For three days I haven't run short of anything I needed. I feel a lot steadier now.
Three days in, and things over here have gotten a lot easier.
After three days I'm almost out of room. Next time I'll have to clear some space first.
I get something from you every day. If I don't send something back, I won't be able to face myself.
Not once in three days was the basket empty. I noticed.
I'm not really used to this flavor, so I've put it aside for now.
I don't really know how to use this one. I'm afraid it'll go to waste with me.
This one just doesn't suit me, but I can use everything else in the basket.
This isn't much use to me right now. I'll set it aside, maybe it'll come in handy someday.
I honestly can't bring myself to eat this... but it's good stuff, so I'll keep it.
I don't have much left over here, but please take this for now.
This is all I can spare. I couldn't bear to send the basket back empty.
It's not much, but every single thing in there is something I was saving for myself.
Got cold last night, so I piled everything I could on top of me. Couldn't roll over when I woke up. Slept like a rock, though.
Brought home a pot with a dented bottom. Banged on it with a hammer forever till it was flat. Food doesn't burn now.
Soaked something in hot water to eat and burned my tongue. Only then did I realize how long it's been since I had anything that hot.
Splashed cold water on my face this morning. The shock woke me right up.
I know where everything in here is with my eyes closed. Get up at night, don't need a light.
Lighter's almost out of gas. Now I try a match first and only use it if the match won't light. Saving where I can.
Cut my own hair. Can't see the back, so whether it's even is pure guesswork. Probably doesn't look bad.
Rearranged everything in here. Afterwards it looked about the same as before. Wasted effort.
Kept my last piece of candy in my mouth for half the day, till it was a thin sliver, then bit down. Made a pretty loud crunch.
Turned the place upside down looking for my screwdriver. Then I felt my waist. It was tucked in back the whole time.
Bent over working too long. When I stood up my back cracked, and I had to stand still a good while before I dared move.
Still got a pale ring on my wrist from my watch. The watch is long gone, but I still lift my arm to check the time sometimes.
I can open those jars that are screwed on tight with one hand now. Wanted you to be the first to know.
If anything at your place breaks, take it apart and send it over in the basket. I'll fix it and send it back.
Used to hate overtime. Now I'm up at night with nothing to do and I kind of miss being rushed. Don't take that too seriously.
I can tell the sounds from your side now. Door closing, stuff being moved, and pacing. The pacing usually means you're thinking something over.
On nights when there's noise outside, I check your window first. Once it looks okay, then I go brace my door.
Pulled in the basket today and saw a knot on the rope you tied. Didn't undo it. Tied one just like it next to it.
Nothing much to say. Put it in the basket. Try it out.
Might not suit you. If it doesn't, just set it aside. Don't force it.
Wrapped it in two layers of cloth. Won't break however much it swings. No rush unwrapping it.
It's a bit heavy. Don't yank it up when you pull it in. Steady it first.
There's something in the basket. Take a look before you push it back.
I had a little extra, so I packed it in for you.
It's not much, but take it and use it for now.
Saw this while sorting things out. Figured you could use it, so I kept it for you.
Basket's coming over. It's a bit heavy, so hold it steady.
I've got no use for this. It'd just collect dust here, so you take it.
I fixed it up a bit while I was at it. Looks alright, so I put it in for you.
Take this, and don't be polite about it.
There's something in the basket. Have a look yourself.
I'm getting by alright over here, so take this and use it.
I happened to have some on hand, so I split some off for you.
Put something in there. Be careful when you use it.
Didn't pack much this time. Make do with it for now.
Got your stuff packed. Pushing the basket over now.
Warehouse Manager 3
Thank you for being willing to contact me. I'm the warehouse manager for that supermarket. That day I drove out looking for supplies, but crashed halfway there. I abandoned the truck and ran all the way back to the warehouse—barely made it out alive. But now the outside is crawling with those things. I'm trapped in the warehouse and can't get out, and my food stockpile is running low. I really can't hold out much longer like this. I know it's presumptuous to ask this of a stranger, but since your Drone can reach me here, could you spare some food for me?
Hello, I found your note in a wrecked truck. Not sure if this number still works... Are you okay? If you're still out there and need anything, just say the word. I might be able to help.
Hello, I heard your call for help on the radio, so I'm trying the number you read out. I don't know if this will reach you... Are you okay? If you're still out there and need anything, just let me know. I might be able to help.
No fixed sender 94
[Agricultural Research Station] The first batch of samples is in, and germination is better than we expected. Thank you. With this batch we have a third of what we need.
[Agricultural Research Station] Another batch in, good quality. We are at two thirds now, and the cold-hardy group has already turned up a few usable plants.
[Agricultural Research Station] That is all the samples. Thank you for the work. We are pushing ahead and will text you as soon as we have results.
I cleared another plot. I can plant a bit more next round.
The stove went over. Nobody got hurt, but a lot in the room burned. Going to take a few days to clear.
I burned with fever all last night and almost didn't make it. Luckily I still had medicine at home, and it finally broke this morning.
The drone set down in the yard. I watched from behind the door a while before going out. Counted it all, nothing missing.
Got it. Sent a little something back. Don't laugh at it.
There's a crate at the door. Things were tight these two days. Good timing.
Your drone again. Still have half of the last lot. Put a few things on it for you.
It arrived. I wasn't going to light the stove today.
Taken. I keep taking from you. I'm keeping count.
I got the things. Thank you, really.
I counted it, and I've taken it all. Thanks for the trouble this time.
Your goods reached me. Thanks.
I've got the things now. You've been a really big help to me.
I've got it in my hands. Thank you so much.
Many thanks. I've taken it in.
It arrived on my end. Thanks for this one.
I've taken everything in. Thank you for it.
Thanks. What I traded for is in my hands now.
I got it. Thank you so, so much.
I've taken it. Thank you kindly.
It's reached me. Thank you.
It arrived, and I've taken it. Thanks for your help.
It's reached me here. Thank you for thinking of me.
Got the stuff, thanks.
I've collected it. Thank you for your trouble.
Got it on my end. Thanks.
Got the things. Thank you.
I've picked it up. Thank you, truly.
I've taken it in. And thank you for being willing to trade.
I took it all in. That is a big help. I do not have much worth passing on, so I sent back a little.
Taken in on my end. Thanks. I am running low here, so I sent a bit back.
I took what you sent. I will remember this and pay you back. Not much I can return right now, so here is one thing for a start.
I brought in what you sent. Thank you so much. Nothing decent in here, but I sent one thing back.
I have got it. I do not know what to say. Nothing valuable here, so I sent one thing back. Sorry it is not more.
Took what you brought over. Thanks. Nothing here is worth much, but I sent one thing back.
Took this one in. I will pay you back once the harvest comes. The field is not ready yet, so I sent a little for now.
I took everything in. You still thought of me over here, I am grateful. I do not have much either, so I sent one thing back.
Got what you sent. Thanks. Nothing good down here, but I sent a bit back.
Thank you on the child's behalf. Not much left in the ward, so I sent a little back.
I have taken it in. I really do not know how to thank you. Not much left in the shop, so I picked a bit to send back.
Took what you gave. I owe you for this one. I will pay it back for sure. What I scavenge is not worth much, so here is a little for now.
She asked me to say thank you. Nothing decent in the car, but I sent a bit back.
I have taken in what you sent. Thank you for thinking of me. Not much I can give, so I sent a little back.
Took what you sent. Thanks. Nothing here is worth much, but I sent a bit back.
I brought it inside. I have put you to trouble. I cannot get down the stairs, so there is little I can offer, but I sent one thing back.
I have noted this trip down. I will return the favour for sure. Nothing left in the shop, so here is one thing for now.
I have got it. Thanks a lot. Nothing much good here either, so I sent a little back. Do not mind that it is small.
I collected your lot. Sorry to make you send it over. I cannot go out, so I cannot get anything good, but I loaded a bit on.
I have taken these in, thank you. Thank you. I have nothing much to offer, so I sent a little back.
You sent more again. Thank you so much. I don't have anything good on hand, but I sent some over for you.
I've taken this lot too. Thanks. What I can spare is limited, but I still sent some back for you.
I've taken your things again. I'll repay this. I'm not well off, so for now I picked one thing to send back to you.
I've received your things again. I'm truly grateful. I really don't have anything good here, so I had the drone bring you a few things.
I got this one too. Thank you. I won't forget it. This is all I have, but I put a little something in.
I've taken another lot from you. Once I'm back on my feet I'll repay you for sure. I can't give much right now, so I sent some over first.
I'll pay you back down the line, and I'm taking this one too. This is about all I have right now, so I had the drone bring you a few things.
I'm taking this lot of yours too. You keep sending, time after time, and I really feel bad about it. I can't put much together, but I still sent some over to you.
Got another lot down here. Thank you. I've got little left on hand, but I sent a bit back.
My kid wants me to thank you too. I've taken it. I can't spare much here, so I sent one thing back with it.
I've taken another one. I'm always troubling you, I'm so sorry. Things are tight here, so I had it carry a little to you.
Took this one too, and I'm keeping track. I'll repay you one day. This is all for now, so I loaded a bit on first.
My daughter's keeping this one. She remembers you. We don't have much here, so we sent a little back to you.
I'm keeping this one of yours. Thank you for still remembering me. This is all I have at hand, so I had the drone carry a little back.
Took this lot too. Thanks. This is all I could take apart, so I picked out some to send back with it.
I've collected another delivery. Sorry to trouble you again, and thank you very much. There's little I can find up here, so I had it bring a bit to you.
I've taken this one too, and it's on the books. I'll settle up sooner or later. Not much left at home, so here's a little back this time.
Got another lot. Thanks. Not much left to dig up in here. Sent some back.
I collected things again. I trouble you every time. Thank you so much. There's not much left in here, but I put a few things on too.
It came again. Thank you, truly. This is all I have left, so I sent a little back to you.
Haven't heard from you in days, so I figured you were short on food. I sent some over. Don't ration it too hard.
It's been quiet on your end. Are you sick? I sent some medicine over. Take it as directed, and let me know when you're better.
I want to build a transfer hub at my place. I'll send supplies to every household, and nobody has to move. Say so if you agree.
I want to gather everyone on the lot on the east side and build a camp. Whoever has materials puts in materials, and whoever has the strength puts in labor. Say so if you agree.
I thought it over again. Let's build the transfer hub instead. Vote on that.
I thought it over again. Let's build the camp instead. Vote on that.
I cleared another new plot myself. It was hard work turning it over, but it's finally done, so I can grow more from here on.
I had a bit of free time, so I cleared one more plot. The harvest should be better after this.
The new plot's all ready. I've got more room to grow things than before.
I cleared another small plot. Just letting you know.
I've got another plot I can plant over here now. Be happy for me.
While I've got some strength in me these days, I worked up another small plot for myself.
The plot got a little bigger. This time I can grow a few more kinds of things.
I just turned over a new plot. I'm worn out, but I'm happy about it.
I've cleared another plot over here. Things should loosen up a bit from now on.
Just letting you know I'm all right. I was sick for a while, but I'm fine now. The medicine I kept really came through.
Don't laugh, but a cold knocked me flat a couple of days ago. I only pulled through on the little medicine I'd saved.
I was pretty sick this time, but I still had medicine on hand, and I finally got through it.
I thought I was just worn out, but then I ran a fever all night. Luckily I still had meds and I'm fine now, I just have even fewer left.
A few days ago I felt so bad I couldn't even drink water. Good thing I'd kept some medicine. I've finally recovered.
I almost thought I wouldn't make it through this one. Good thing the medicine I'd saved came in handy.
I've been coughing hard these past few days. Took the medicine a few times and it finally settled. No need to worry about me.