Lebob has a page for the people who gave it things. This is the page for the things that were taken.
| Item | Status | Outstanding |
|---|---|---|
| The Rover Low, wide, custom. Charcoal chassis, yellow wheels, dark red tracks. |
Driven into a warehouse. Stopped by the floor. | $4,800.00 |
| Spike Prime robot, Unearthed spec Modular mounts, calibrated drive base, seven attachments. |
Taken. Returned. Recalibrated by somebody else. | $1,100.00 |
| SoftSense manipulator Fin Ray fingers, flooded gear drive, current sensed grip. |
In a bag. | $2,600.00 |
| Engineering notebook, page 41 One page. Removed cleanly. Notebook put back on the shelf. |
Kept. | $0.00 |
| One 2x4 brick Never established which brick, or where he keeps it. |
Not recovered. | $0.14 |
| Eleven months of somebody's evenings Session logs, run tests, four failure modes, one move to printed plastic. |
Spent. | Not priced |
| Green LeBob Large body, small head, the 6. He ate, and his feet tapped the floor once for each step. He leaned his full weight against a leg that did not move. |
One sound over four seconds of black. One frame of green the next morning. | Not payable |
The Rover. He said so out loud, at opposite ends of a room, flat, with no anger in it. "I want the Rover back second."
Not listed. It is not on the ledger because it does not go on a ledger, and everybody in the room understood that without it being said.
A sponsorship page counts upward, because the more you give the higher you go. A ledger counts down to the line that cannot be settled, and then it stops. Both pages are the same page. Only the direction changed.
Four tiers. The amounts are a ceiling, not a starting point, and each tier removes everything the tier above it left in place.
The terms