Hey Pirate Jenny, I'm not understanding this, though Einstein tried his best to explain it to me.
Is this saying that the sudoroom only generated $170 in member dues in January? That can't be right, I pay $150 by myself.


I know I'm not nearly the only one paying dues, but every time I see an update on the list concerning to how much we owe the Omni it seems to be going up about $1-2000 a month, which is close to our whole rent? I thought we fixed the issue with sudohumans last year?

Love & other four-legged words,
Edstein



On 2/1/22 01:03, Omni Commons via sudo-discuss wrote:
Hello,

Attached is an automatically-generated profit and loss report for Sudo Room.
Our current goal is $2500/month

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