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By phone, after the disaster

Jackie

SellsTradesKeepsake

Food
6 days
Eats each day
19.2
Garden plots
1
Chance to fall sick each day
1%

Sells

Furniture Store Employee's Leftover Materials 9

Scrap Paperx2Scrap PaperBroken Glassx2Broken GlassWaste Plasticx2Waste PlasticScrap Metalx2Scrap MetalDoor Repair Kitx2Door Repair KitWindow Repair Kitx2Window Repair KitAll-Purpose Strengthenerx2All-Purpose StrengthenerWood Chipsx2Wood ChipsDisinfectant Sprayx2Disinfectant Spray

Trades

Each trade offer draws 4 kinds from this list, 1-2 of each. The share is how likely each one is.

ItemShareMost per offer
Waste Plastic Waste Plastic38%5
Bandage Bandage38%3
Newspaper Newspaper8%2
Disinfectant Spray Disinfectant Spray8%2
Tomato Seeds Tomato Seeds8%2

Keepsake

Craft Beer
Craft Beer

Each survivor gives it once: after one very large delivery, or after 28 days with food, seeds and materials all well stocked (up to 3 days short are forgiven).

After the disaster

How they get by on their own once you can only reach them by phone. Food, materials and fuel are counted in the game's own supply points.

At the start

Food6 days
Seeds16
Materials108
Fuel40
Medicine30

Found each day

Eats each day19.2
Food7
Materials3
Fuel3
Materials used each day18
Garden plots1
Chance to fall sick each day1%
Chance of a mishap each day8%

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  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  4. 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.
  5. 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.
  6. 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.
  7. 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
  8. 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.
  9. 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.
  10. 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.
  11. 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.
  12. 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?
  13. 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.
  14. 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.
  15. 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.
  16. 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?
  17. 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.
  18. 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.
  19. 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.
  20. The little food I had stored, the rats ate all of it.
  21. I'm old now and slow, so I didn't notice until the pan on the stove boiled dry and started smoking.
  22. Someone was in the place, and a few of the things I'd put by are gone.
  23. The door frame has rotted, so the door won't close properly.
  24. The few greens in the pot wilted and died before they ever came up.
  25. Bent over too long and cannot straighten. I have to rest.
  26. No great harm, what's left will last me a good while yet.
  27. 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.
  28. 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.
  29. 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.
  30. 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.
  31. I've got some odds and ends here, but no seed at all. Take these for a few packets.
  32. 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.
  33. 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.
  34. 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.
  35. 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.
  36. 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.
  37. 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.
  38. 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.
  39. I've still got some disinfectant, but the firewood's gone. Let me have some, enough for a few days will do.
  40. 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.
  41. 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.
  42. 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.
  43. I'm old, I can't get around, and my things are gone. If you have a bite to spare, let me have some.
  44. My seeds are all used up. If you've got some, give me a few.
  45. 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.
  46. 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.
  47. My medicine's run out. If you have some, keep a little for me.
  48. 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.
  49. Hardly any rations left either.
  50. At my age I couldn't work seed anyway.
  51. Nothing to mend with.
  52. Medicine's been out of the question for me.
  53. 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.
  54. The food I have left keeps getting lower, and I feel bad bringing it up all the time.
  55. I'll go easy with what I got. I'm grateful you were willing to trade with me.
  56. I've brought the things inside. Living alone, they make life a good bit easier. You've been very kind.
  57. You were willing to trade with me. I won't forget that.
  58. 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.
  59. Got this one from you, and it warmed my heart. I took a little from what I've saved and put it in.
  60. You've gone to the trouble again. I dug out a few things too and let it carry them back to you.
  61. 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.
  62. My hands are slow, but I still picked out one thing and sent it back to you.
  63. You send something every time, and I feel bad about it. I've put a little in for you this time too.
  64. 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.
  65. 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?
  66. 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.
  67. 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.
  68. I've got nothing left to trade. A little food is all I ask, and I'll be content.
  69. 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.
  70. 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.
  71. 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?
  72. 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.
  73. 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.
  74. 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?
  75. I hurt so much I can't sleep well. If you can spare a little medicine, thank you in advance.
  76. 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.
  77. 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?
  78. 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.
  79. 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?
  80. 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.
  81. 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.
  82. 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?
  83. 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?
  84. 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.
  85. 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.
  86. 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.
  87. Old bones can't take hunger. Take my extras, a little food is all I need.
  88. I don't have enough food, but I've saved up a few other things. If it suits you, let's trade.
  89. 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.
  90. I farmed when I was young, and my hands still remember. I'll bring out all my extras to trade you for some seeds.
  91. I want to grow some things myself while I can still get about. I'll trade you things I can't use for seeds.
  92. I've got no seeds left, but I've saved up some other things. Trade as you see fit.
  93. 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.
  94. 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.
  95. The door frame still won't close properly. I'd like to trade my extras for some materials to patch it up.
  96. 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.
  97. Old age brings ailments, and another one's caught up with me. I'll trade my extras for some medicine.
  98. 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.
  99. I've finished my medicine, but I've still got some other things saved up. I'd like to trade for a little.
  100. I've saved up a few more things again that I can't use myself. See if you'd be willing to trade.
  101. I'd like to swap for something different. See which of these extras is useful to you.
  102. These are just sitting here anyway. Take them and use them, I'll swap for anything.
  103. It's all right, nobody got hurt. I can still hold out.
  104. I lost a few things, but it won't get in the way of daily life.