[Farther]: XXVIII - Oldies

> 8. Storage should have room and supplies for things.

>Figure out how much you have to eat. Rationing is important.

Meanwhile, Ray headed into the ship’s storage area – which was only marginally bigger than a broom closet - figuring it would be a good idea to get a sense of what the crew had on board. Ray squinted in the darkness. Something littered the floor, but he had no idea what exactly. He wished he had batteries.



Suddenly, Andromeda entered the room, lighting up the area with his screen.









Ray looked around the now-lit storage room. There was the upturned plastic tub Maroon had brought, affectionately labeled “LOOT” with tape and a marker. Maroon had explained that he planned to fill the tub with any loot they looted from other planets, but on their way to the very first pit-stop someone decided to crash the ship. So it remained empty.









Ray walked over to a crumpled cardboard box labeled "RATIONS" and looks inside.

















Currently, both Maroon and Hykraw are eating three food rations a day, with Ray eating two daily instead. Ray can choose to limit their consumption to two a day - this increases the number of days the food supply lasts but could have effects on morale and spirit. What should Ray do?