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The store did $180,000 that December. I took home $41,000 that year. That gap is the entire reason I build software now.
Weak evidence·Fairly sure·2 separate mentions back it up
Pulled from the story bank in the AI Income Systems skill.
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Inferred from a brand skill
Exactly where
ai-income-systems/references/chris-story-bank.md
The gap between what the store made and what I made.
Seeded when the Brand Brain was set up
Inferred — not yet yoursInferred from a brand skillWaiting for youFacebook
Three months in. Revenue: $312. Costs: $268. That is a $44 month and I am telling you about it because the accounts that only post the good months are the reason you think this is harder than it is.
Weak evidence·Fairly sure
Modelled on the good/bad pairs in the voice examples reference, which contrasts a real number with a cheer.
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Inferred from a brand skill
Exactly where
manager-to-mogul/references/brand_voice_examples.md
Good: the actual number. Bad: "Great month, team!"
Seeded when the Brand Brain was set up