Player inputs — transparent estimates

My Giant Sandwich Calculator

Compare one purchase with numbers you can see in your session. The tool performs plain arithmetic and does not claim to know the official game formula.

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Your game supplies the numbers

Enter only values you can see or measure in your own session. The math below is a planning estimate from player inputs, not an official game formula.

01 Affordability observation
02 One-change comparison
03 Away-time observation

YOUR ORDER TOTAL

Player-input estimate

Not an official formula. Values can change between updates, servers, and progression states.

Cash shortfall
Observed cash / minute
Estimated wait at that rate
Observed income change
Simple payback estimate
Observed offline cash / hour

Complete any matching group of inputs, then print the estimate.

A transparent planning pad—not an official formula

The TALL ORDER calculator uses only numbers the player types from a current session. It does not connect to Roblox, read an account, know hidden modifiers, or simulate the game's private logic.

Use the output as a comparison between two plans. The live game remains the source of truth for purchase results, offline awards, caps, multipliers, and update changes.

Counter note: Player input in, plain arithmetic out. No official formula is claimed.

What the estimates mean

  • Affordability compares current money with a purchase cost you enter.
  • Wait time divides the remaining amount by an observed income rate you enter.
  • Income uplift subtracts the current observed rate from a proposed observed rate.
  • Simple payback divides cost by a positive observed uplift.
  • Time-away projection multiplies a player-entered rate by a duration and may not match the game's offline system.

Use observations from the same version

Record before and after values in the same session when possible. Mixing a current price with an old screenshot's income rate makes the estimate look precise while answering the wrong question.

Recalculate after a patch, multiplier change, new food option, equipment improvement, or a live result that differs from the estimate.