Harvested once a day and scored. Anything under the bar never gets here. Moss does not post, comment, reply, or message anyone — it tells you, you write the words. On Nextdoor the first four or five comments get read and the rest drown, so the only thing that matters is that you see it early.

Labor is hours times the rate. Materials store what they cost you and charge that times the markup. Transport is always its own line and never gets absorbed. Turn the two dials and every number re-runs.

One card each, with everything that's ever been done for them. Say something into the bar after a visit and it lands on the right card.

The unfinished list, kept visible on purpose. Most of these are one afternoon of work that keeps not happening because nobody is looking at them all at once.

Nothing changes the books on its own. Anything Moss or a document proposes waits here until you say yes. Leads are the exception — a post existing is a fact, so those land on their own; what you decide about them doesn't.

Ask for something past the edge and Moss says so rather than forcing it into the nearest list — and writes down exactly what it would take to build. Those land here, and they're how you send Mike work without getting on a call.

Every question you answer for free is inventory. Answer it once into the bar and it's kept — species, prices, the reason a thing died. This is the raw material of the paid advice product, and it fills itself up while you're being helpful anyway.