Post by Head Righter on Mar 6, 2024 20:43:05 GMT 10
Today you will be paying our lawyers in this special denomination, taken straight out of our Monopoly banker's saving box.
Note that the notes come in £1, £3, £7 and £11 editions, but all the rules* work just like they did in our example (so don't post three £1 notes when a £3 note will suffice, still order them by value, etc).
*There is one little rule change:
Our lawyers have publicised us as one of their Charity Cases and cannot get away with charging us as much as their average clients. So instead of paying as much as you can in these next twenty minutes...
... your task is to pay as close as possible to the average payment, but without paying less than the average.
This means that once all Actors have completed the Challenge, we will calculate the average amount of money they each counted out by the end of their 20 minutes.
And whoever's final sum is closest to that average, but not lower that that average, will be the winner of this challenge.
(For example: if the average Actor counted up to $50 within 20 minutes, the winner will be whoever counted closest to $50. But finishing on $100 would still beat anyone who finished on $49, because counting above the average is more important than landing close to the average.)
Note that the notes come in £1, £3, £7 and £11 editions, but all the rules* work just like they did in our example (so don't post three £1 notes when a £3 note will suffice, still order them by value, etc).
*There is one little rule change:
Our lawyers have publicised us as one of their Charity Cases and cannot get away with charging us as much as their average clients. So instead of paying as much as you can in these next twenty minutes...
... your task is to pay as close as possible to the average payment, but without paying less than the average.
This means that once all Actors have completed the Challenge, we will calculate the average amount of money they each counted out by the end of their 20 minutes.
And whoever's final sum is closest to that average, but not lower that that average, will be the winner of this challenge.
(For example: if the average Actor counted up to $50 within 20 minutes, the winner will be whoever counted closest to $50. But finishing on $100 would still beat anyone who finished on $49, because counting above the average is more important than landing close to the average.)