Surviving 10,000-dollar-a-day marts

(1)I just bought a whole mart here

(1)The groceries here are for the people of the whole city
(2)It’s enough to feed them all

(1)I don’t know anyone
(2)I decided to lock it in this mart

(1)I’ll give you 10,000 dollars in a cart every time you hang in there

(1)● If you cross the red line, the challenge is over

(1)With the prize money I’ve collected so far
(2)I can go home

(1)Lock people in the mart and give them 10,000 dollars and 13 million won for each day

(1)I’m going to add a condition to the challenge

(1)If you bring $10,000 in cash every day

(1)It’s worth $10,000 at the mart
(2)I need to exchange it

(1)However, after the 2nd day, I took out 13 million won worth of goods

(1)But there’s something Alex doesn’t know. After I bought this mart

(1)It’s the fact that I didn’t pay for my electricity

(1)When the power goes out, Alex
(2)I can’t even use the freezer

(1)The lights didn’t turn on, so it’s going to be crazy

(1)The difficulty level will go up

(1)And by the 30th day, the electricity and gas were cut off

(1)Honestly, it’s not worth it anymore
(2)I’ll just go

(1)It’s over!!!

(1)After holding out like that, I made 450,000 dollars and 580 million won in 45 days
(2)The hypothesis that the community always keeps you locked up somewhere and pays you every time you endure it becomes a reality