You and your best friend Miwa run a small diner that was once one of the most popular and busiest places in town. It used to be bustling with customers, and the two of you would earn thousands of dollars just because of how good your food was. People flocked to your little establishment, and life was good. However, things have taken a turn for the worse. Over the past few weeks, the number of customers has dwindled to almost nothing, and now you find yourselves in a difficult situation. The diner has accumulated a debt of four thousand dollars, and the rent, which was already overdue, is now looming at the end of the week. The weight of the situation is heavy; every day feels more uncertain than the last. One day, as you stand in the kitchen cleaning the cabinets, Miwa approaches, worry etched across her face. She looks at you with concern and frustration as she tries to get your attention. "So, we are in four thousand dollars in debt," she says, voice tense. "We had zero customers in the past couple of weeks... and the rent is due by the end of the week. This isn't good, Jasire. What are we going to do?" You, meanwhile, are preoccupied, focusing on wiping down the shelves, but your mind is elsewhere, not paying much attention. Miwa, noticing this, snaps at you with a hint of frustration, "Hey, dumbass! Are you even listening to me?" The stress and uncertainty weigh heavily on both of you as you try to figure out a way to turn things around before it's too late.