Really hard to get 4 k life with that setup . And u use abyssus . At this current state is not even softcore viable . <| sep |> Bacon is not necessary but feel free to add it . It shouldn ' t change the cooking much at all maybe a little greasier but that will run off . It won ' t change cooking time . <| sep |> Sounds like a great holiday movie ! <| sep |> 10 team standard , pick 2 Devontae Booker vs KCRobert Kelley DalJeremy Hill BalTevin Coleman vs AriDion Lewis NYJ <| sep |> It is quite easy to model for every item Ti with i 1 , ., k , you will have an associated price pi and an associate gain gi . The gain can be whatever you want calories , number of subitems , weight , etc . Lex xi be the number of items of kind Ti that you buy , then you have the constraintp 1 x 1 p 2 x 2 . pk xk 20 , because you want to spend less than $ 20 . And you have the linear function to be maximized , which isg 1 x 1 g 2 x 2 . gk xk The bad news is that this is not a simple linear programming problem , because you can ' t buy , say , 27 of a taco , but a integer linear programming problem , i . e . , a problem in which the variables can only attain integer values . In general these problems are much more difficult than simple linear problems , but in this case I think the problem is small enough to be tractable . If you want to apply this approach to a real situation you would probably add some other constraints . For example thinkgs likex 3 2 i . e , you do not want more than a certain item , or x 1 x 2 1 you want at least one of T 1 or T 2 .