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[Pnx]

So Zafehouse: Dairies is a zombie survival game where you attempt to guide five survivors to rescue. It's by Australian developer Screwfly Studios. It's a game with some serious roguelike vibes (a lot of stuff is left to chance, and chance can seriously screw you over), which means this is probably going to be a hell of a lot of fun.

So here's the plan. I'm going to play the game, posting updates to keep you all in the loop, and you (yes you, the one reading this off a screen) are going to help me out by picking and suggesting strategies and courses of action, I'll try to advise a bit on the situation, but what we do is ultimately up to you guys.

Spoiler: An overview of the screens (click to show/hide)

This is the diary screen, all the results of your actions and goings on are shown to you in the form of a diary. The watch in the bottom right will show you the current time and date, as well as allowing you to advance the time by one hour (turns take the form of one hour increments in this game). Sometimes you'll be treated to various random events in which fun stuff will happen, and you get to make some choices. We'll cover those when we get to them.


This is the map screen, it's where we can see the town, set orders for the various survivors, look at supplies, and just about all the other actions you do in this game. Zombies (when we spot them) will be shown on this screen as red X's, and the survivor's locations are shown by their different markers. We'll be seeing this screen a lot.


This is the relationship/dossier screen which you can get to by clicking the polaroids of the survivors. The dossier on the right tells you a bit about who they are, their background, and what their best skills are, the relationship chart on the left shows you what the survivor's relationships with each other are. Now if you're familiar with the zombie genre you'll know that the average zombie apocalypse survivor is petty, self-centred, bigoted, and a huge drama queen (regardless of gender), which is why this stuff is going to be pretty important.
The big solid lines show survivors who get along well, dotted lines show survivors who don't get along well, if a dotted line has arrows on it, it denotes that one of them dislikes the other, if there are no arrows, then it's mutual hatred.~ Colours denote how much they get along right now, working together and some little events mean they annoy each other and it turns from green to yellow to red, at which point you start getting big problems. Even if they don't have some kind of kismetic tension going on they'll still get annoyed with each other if they have to spend too much time around each other.
I'll be showing you more on the survivors in a second.


Clicking the top left of the diary screen will take you to the rescue items screen, where you see the different clues that will tell us where the rescue chopper will be. It's also where the radio goes when we find one. We'll need the radio, the right frequency, and to be in the right place when the chopper shows up (we do not know when the chopper will be showing up). These things can be found by searching buildings or sometimes through random events.

Spoiler: Our Survivors Today (click to show/hide)

Kelli Green
She's a 42 year old athlete, she's from a poor family and never even got a proper high school education. She's in pretty good shape and is a pretty good shot with a gun, which makes her useful for patrolling, sniping, cleaning up corpses, and some other grunt work.

She distrusts young people, which puts her at odds with Nichole and Lucas, but she gets along well with Kristopher and Tracy.

She's marked on the map with a white rock, it seemed to suit her personality.


Kristopher Morris
He's a 31 year old surgeon and out of the lot of them the only one with any higher education.
He's the only one that's any good at making traps or modifying items, and is pretty good at treating wounds and cooking food.

He doesn't accept gay people, which is why he hates Tracy, though he gets along just fine with Lucas and Kelli

He's marked by a blue soapstone


Lucas Walker
Lucas is a 24 year old mechanic who barely passed through high school. He's good at putting up barricades, patrolling for zombies, and keeping watch.

He dislikes rich people, which is what leads to his mutual dislike of Nichole, but he gets along alright with Kristopher and Tracy.

He's marked by this "gold" coin that's worth about as much now as it was before.


Tracy Morrison
Tracy is a 40 year old gay Carpenter who is pretty good at barricading, sniping zombies, and keeping watch, and also mediocre at a bunch of other jobs.

Like Lucas she hates rich people, which leads to her disliking Nichole, and Kristopher dislikes her for being gay.

She's marked by this greenish yellow glass jewel from one of her old pieces of cheap jewellery.

Then finally, last and probably least.

Nichole Roberts
She's a 22 year old cleaner who's a high school drop-out from a rich family, she's the least competent of the team, she's alright at treating injuries but she does a mediocre job at best at doing anything else. There's also not a single other person on team Idonwannadie that she gets along with. Kelly hates her for being young, Tracy hates her for being a rich kid (as does Lucas), and she doesn't like either of the boys because she is waaayyy too uncomfortable being in close proximity to men.

She's marked by a strawberry fruit polo, they were out of other markers.

Here's the relationships all laid out for you guys again.

Let's begin shall we?

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Monday July 4th, 6:00 AM

We've made it.

Among our fragile group we have an athlete, cleaner, surgeon, mechanic, and carpenter.


We've got a weapon, some tools, and a bit of food and medical supplies.


The five of us are wary of each other. Nichole isn't adjusting well to the group, but Kristopher might be able to hold everyone together.

We found a note saying that a rescue operation was underway and a chopper will be arriving soon, but we don't know where or when. We should scour the town to discover as much information as possible.


(Note: I'll be writing out the diary entries in italics to avoid image spam, while I'm at it I may spruce them up or abbreviate them or whatever)

Anyway, I'm just going to quickly play through the first hour to get things rolling, then I'm going to go mainly by suggestions (assuming I get enough of them).

Ok, so first order of business, I should be leader.

Wait... What? Why?

Well 1. I'm the only one here who has any kind of university education.

I don't think that's a very valid-

Sweetie, nobody cares about your opinion.

Thank you Kelli, as I was saying, 1. I'm educated, 2. I smoke.

Seems like a legit reason to pick a leader.

... and 3. the diary seems to think I'm the best way to keep everyone together.

Wait, did you just write that about yourself?

That would mean I would have to put down my cigarette, so no.

Then who else wrote that down?

I always just thought the logical conclusion is that the diary wrote itself.

That's pretty much the exact opposite of logic.

Urgh, let's just stop wasting time, I vote for Kris as leader.

I do too, dude makes some good points.

That's insane, I'm not backing him as a leader.

It's 3 to 2. Democracy says I should be in charge.

I'm not letting you be leader.

Why do you hate democracy Tracy?

I don- ... Look, if you're leader, I'm leaving the group and starting my own group.

That's fine, you can do that. Just remember that until you find yourself new members you'll be stuck with Nichole all by yourself.

Oh man, would it really be just you and me? We could braid each other's hair and-

... Ok you can be leader.

Excellent. *steeples fingers*

... can we still braid-

NO!

Ok, so first thing's first, we need to search through this house for anything useful, Tracy, you and Lucus start looking around.

Sounds good to me.

Huh... I was somehow expecting you to choose crazier orders, maybe this won't be so bad.

Kelli, you watch for zombies, try to get a good count on how many of them are out there.

Can do.

Meanwhile, as the engineer of the group I'll work on modifying some stuff.

I thought you were a surgeon.

Surgeon, engineer, same difference.

Ermmm... what do I do?

Oh, I've got a very special assignment for you. You see that store across the street?

...Yeah?

I need you to try and run by there and see if you can pick up some cigarettes, also see if there's any food or guns. We've only got these five packs of dorritos here which is really nowhere near enough to feed us all, we need like, twenty at least. Also our only weapon is a 9mm with 8 rounds, which is enough to double tap everyone here if worst comes to worst, but I'd really be more comfortable if I had something more powerful on hand.

If you're shooting everyone twice, wouldn't you need ten bullets?

Why would I want to shoot myself?

... never mind, anyway, look for food, cigarettes, and guns. Got it.

7:00 PM


Nichole returned from her recon of the store at 3 Jackson Road.

Ok, so I got back, there didn't seem to be any dorritos in stock but I think I did see some guns and medical stuff.

Ok, great what about cigarettes?

Sorry I didn't see any, but it might have been easier if there wasn't a zombie inside the building.

Damn, well I made this one last three weeks so far, I'll make it last longer if I have to.

Wow, how are you pulling that off?

Surgeon engineering.

Hey, guess what we found? More Dorritos, also some cooking things and stuff.

Tracy and Lucus found 2 cooking ingredients and 5 snacks in the kitchen

A quarter of the rooms in the house have now been searched.

Oh hey, wow, that's great.

Yeah, I know, it turns out there was more food just lying around in the kitchen, go figure. By the way, could we maybe have the flashlight back?

Hush woman, I'm trying to do science to it!

Kristopher is modifying a flashlight.

... later

So hey... Kelli, I was going to try and do some exercises to try and get myself in shape, and I was wondering if-

Here's a tip, go fuck yourself.

Nichole did some exercises, Kelli provided some useful tips.

End of update 1.

So yeah, that was the first update, we'll probably wind up searching through the house and then move to a different part of the city. The area we're in is rather bad as a base of operations because it's right at the corner and distant from a lot of the buildings we'll want to explore. I should probably finish searching the house we're in and the store next to it before moving on, but I thought I should try to get this update out before give things a break for the night. Also it gives you guys time to think. Oh, and here's a map of the city with explanations of what everything is.

Spoiler: map (click to show/hide)

Ok, so the can symbol you see just east of our house is a store, they seem to contain one or two different kinds of things in decent amounts. the weird boxes you see scattered about in places are warehouses, I have no idea what might be in them. The gears are factories which are good for tools, and also provide a bonus when modifying items. If a building has no symbol on it, it's just a regular house like the one we're in now. Houses can contain a variety of different "household items" like food, tools, guns, but usually only in small amounts of each. All of these are the smaller kinds of buildings, there are also larger buildings.
There's the hotel to the west, which lets you rest on command (survivors will randomly decide to rest for a while sometimes, although they seem to spend incredibly long amounts of time going without sleep, the rest on command stuff just seems to let you dictate when they should rest, it's not that useful), there's the library just southwest of us between the two warehouses, then the star, cross, dollar sign, and plus sign are, in order, the police station (should contain lots of guns and such), the church (it's a "calm place"), the bank (banks are generally very secure locations, also full of useless money), and hospital (hospitals make wounds easier to treat, and contain a lot of medical supplies), finally the last large building on this map is the school right at the bottom, which may or may not be haunted.
Bigger buildings generally contain more loot and have special abilities, but the downside is that they're generally harder to defend than a small building like a house, and have a lot more zombies in them which will take extra effort to get rid of.

Hope that wasn't too wordy for you guys.

Anyway, I think I'm giving this a break for now after doing all that introduction, if you've got any questions or suggestions or whatever, feel free to ask.

[NRDL]

Have Kelli kill the zombie in the store, raid store.

Agenda: Food, weapons, medical supplies, in descending order of urgency. 

[SomeStupidGuy]

Ooh, cool, didn't know they made a new version.
I'm gonna agree with NRDL on this, Kelli should kill that zombie.

[Pnx]

Well sending in Kelli alone is a bad idea for a number of reasons. I should probably explain how the assault/breach/investigate mechanics work.

See when you move someone or a group of people towards a building you can either investigate, which means they avoid conflict and check the place out, maybe get some details on what kind of loot might be there, what the building is like, and how many zombies are outside of it, and if possible, how many inside. The zombie count is often very inaccurate, just because Nichole saw none outside, and 1 inside, doesn't mean there's only 1 inside and none outside.

Assault is a thinning operation, your team will approach the building, try to kill any zombies around it, and if they succeed they'll then poke around the windows looking for other zombies, if they have any guns and enough ammo to spare (after they've used it on any zombies outside), they'll try to snipe some of them out through the windows. This is pretty useful, especially with larger buildings that have way too many zombies for you to take on in a breach.

Breach is when your team tries to enter and stay in a location. They'll approach the building, look for an entrance, break in, clear the room they're in, then in the next hour they'll clear the rest of the building. This is extremely dangerous, especially if there are any zombies outside as they'll likely be drawn in by all the noise created by breaching and fighting the zombies inside, and if they attack while the team is fighting things can turn ugly pretty fast. I usually breach with my whole team if I'm taking on a building with zombies in it.

[NRDL]

Send Tracy with her. 

[SomeStupidGuy]

Got the game, so now I've got a marginally better understanding of the game. Not much better/
What weapons and stuff did you start with? If you've got any guns and ammo give those to Kelli.

Send Tracy with her. 

This too.

[Pnx]

Spoiler: Update 2 (click to show/hide)

So today I learnt that loading a game causes all the actions you had scheduled to be undone, so I rescheduled everyone for pretty much what they were doing last turn.

8:00 AM

Hey guys, what have you found this time.

Well we searched the attic and the basement and we found a whole bunch of tools.

Tracy and Lucus found an angle grinder, a crowbar, a fire axe and a sledgehammer in the attic, and a flashlight, handgun, and a screwdriver in the basement

Oh, and another handgun, though there's no ammo.

At least I can double tap akimbo style now.

Oh, I also noticed this bottle of gin under the couch in the living room.

...and a bottle of spirits in the living room.

Tracy says half the rooms have been searched.

Half the rooms have been searched.

Called it.

By the way, are you done messing with that flashlight yet? We could probably use it.

Oh... yeah, I was supposed to be working on that... I sort of forgot.

Kristopher is modifying a flashlight... again.

Ok... where's Nichole anway?

I sent her out on another cigarette run.



Hmmm, this place doesn't look like it has any cigarettes.

The warehouse at 7 Union Way is a tiny building with around five rooms. It has four doors and 11 windows leading in from the outside. This place looks like it should have a cache of tools.

Nichole scouted the perimeter and saw zero zombies outside, peering through windows she saw one zombie.

9:00 AM

Nichole returned from her recon of the warehouse.

I'm back.

Good, now go scout the other warehouse to the southwest.

Why do you keep sending me all over the place?

Because nobody here likes you, and growing up with daddy's trust fund paying for your living expenses means you have no useful survival skills.

Ugh, you really hate me don't you?

Actually I'm just being realistic, and in actual fact I'm the only person here who doesn't hate you.

That can't be right.

Check the relationship chart.



... oh dear.

Meanwhile...

So we're agreed, shoot Nichole in the leg and run?

Sounds like a plan.

Tracy and Lucus have been discussing tactics, they both feel smarter.

Tracy and Lucus found a chess set in the living room, and a baseball bat in the bedroom.

10:00 AM

I have completed my modifications of the flashlight, it now glows to provide illumination in the dark.

Isn't that pretty much what a flashlight is supposed to do?

Don't question my genius.

Kristopher has created a glowing flashlight, it is now better at searching locations.

Lucus and Tracy found a packet of painkillers in the bathroom and a cooking ingredient in the Kitchen.

All the rooms have been searched, we're not going to find anything else here.

Yeah, it's probably about time we started looking at moving on.

By the way, I thought you guys should know that we spotted our first zombie outside a while back.

Ok, here's the plan then, Tracy, you and Lucus go kill some zombies.

Shouldn't I be the one to-

No, because you're making me a sandwich. It's almost lunch time.

I don't think I want to do that.

Hey, I'm the leader here, you voted for me, so you have to do what I say, that's how democracy works.

Then I withdraw my support, you no longer have the support of the people and-

You seem to have a very bad understanding of the basic principles of democracy, now get to the kitchen.

11:00 AM

Tracy and Lucus attack a zombie while on patrol, Lucus struck it in the head with a switchblade killing it instantly.

And first blood goes to me!

Kelli made a small meal and stopped preparing food because she ran out of ingredients.

Here, it's every scrap of non-dorrito based food we have in the house, I hope you choke on it.

We're back, and we took care of the zombie.

Ok, great. Now you and Kelli can go assault the store and take of any zombies outside.

What about me?

Hang out with me and keep an eye out for zombies while I work on my latest invention.

12:00 PM

Hey guys, I'm back. The other warehouse was more or less exactly like the last one, only it looks like this.



Tracy and Kelli assaulted the store, they killed two zombies outside and saw three more inside, while leaving they saw two zombies shamble out of the aisles.

Hey guys, we're back from killing a couple of zombies, so what's the next move?

Well we're going to wait a bit, then we're going to start trying to breach the store. You guys can relax for a while in the meantime.

Hey Tracy, I was wondering if you wanted to play a game of chess?

Why are you any good?

Well I know a little bit of the rules and I think I can play a pretty good game.

Later...

How do you get a checkmate in four moves!

Tracy and Nichole played a game of chess, Nichole expected to win and is now annoyed, Tracy is feeling sharper.

Kristopher created a recoilless handgun. It is now better at assaulting and breaching locations.

Wait... recoilless handgun as in recoilless rifle? How does that work?

Don't question my science. Now everyone get ready to move out, I think it's time we all took the store.

I don't think I've shown you guys what map movement looks like, so here's a couple of screens.



If you want to move someone you click and drag their marker onto another building to get them to move like I've done with all five of them here, once you've done that then the order to move appears on the clipboard, by default it's set to investigate and you have to change it to either assault or breach by clicking it which leads to the screen below.
Oh, and take note of the red X next to the house. That means that either Lucus or the assault team that attacked the store last turn spotted a zombie near the house. There's also another X by the store but you can't see that because a marker is covering it. Keep in mind these things aren't 100% accurate, just because you see one zombie doesn't mean there aren't more out there.


This is what I'm going to call the "movement screen", here you can choose what kind of movement you're doing (I believe I explained the different kinds earlier), and what equipment to bring. Here we're bringing pretty much everything with any kind of value along since we're going to temporarily move house to the store while we search it. There's a few reasons why this is a better idea than just sending a couple of people, the biggest one is that it's easier to defend one place than two places at once, there's also the fact that once we take the store, we're going to want to search it, clean up the corpses, and have someone keeping watch for a counterattack (which tends to happen a lot if you've just breached a building on account of all the noise you make doing so). Given that the house is still unsecured, its' generally just safer and easier to have everyone at the store, plus the extra hands on deck clearing the place can't hurt, right?

Anyway, in spite of there being only a few zombies at the store, breaching can still be pretty dangerous... Which is why I think this is a good place for a quick cliffhanger while I do some chores. I should be back with an update in a few hours.

[SomeStupidGuy]

Personally, I thought of a glowing flashlight as one that glows in the dark.

[Pnx]

Personally, I thought of a glowing flashlight as one that glows in the dark.

Well yeah, you can get glowing crowbars and such too. It's just kind of funny for me since while a flashlight that glows in the dark might make it easier to find if the lights are out, it's sort of a little superfluous.

[SomeStupidGuy]

Personally, I thought of a glowing flashlight as one that glows in the dark.

Well yeah, you can get glowing crowbars and such too. It's just kind of funny for me since while a flashlight that glows in the dark might make it easier to find if the lights are out, it's sort of a little superfluous.

Pfft, why do you doubt the power of glow in the dark flashlights?
My scooby doo flashlight was obviously better than all other flashlights, and why?
It glowed in the dark, thus it is amazing.

[Pnx]

Spoiler: Update 3 (click to show/hide)

1:00PM

The team makes their assault on the store on 3 Jackson Road. They had to spend some time finding a way in, increasing the risk of confrontation.
They headed to a balcony on the first floor leading to the aisles. When it came to getting inside, the sledgehammer proved very useful.
They cleared the room killing 4 zombies, it sounds like there's only a handful of zombies inside the building.
There's a small mob gathering outside.

At this point we're basically locked in place, we can't give new orders and we have to wait until the building is cleared before doing anything else.

2:00PM

Kelli ate a snack, because she's cool under fire like that.

Most of the fighting took place in the aisles... Lucas chopped a zombie's head with a switchblade, after hacking it's head and eye. Kelli clobbered a zombie with a baseball bat.


Ok, that seems to be all of them, good job team. Time to get to work clearing this place up.

Oh hey, food.



So buildings will have a certain amount of stuff lying around "in plain sight" that you get immediate access to. Ordinarily it's not much of interest but we happened to come across a stash of medicine and food that was just sitting in plain sight. In total we just gained 1 bandage, 2 packs of painkillers, 7 cooking ingredients, 5 small meals, and 12 snacks. Which is a pretty sweet find considering how deadly starvation is in this game.

We also gained some things of lesser note, like a flashlight and an extra chess set that we don't really need.

The downside to all of this is that we didn't encounter any ammo, and the handgun is all out. Guns tend to burn through ammo pretty rapidly and the eight bullets we started with for the handgun is all gone, which makes it pretty useless. Hopefully a further search of the store will get us more guns and/or ammo, but we'll just have to see how that turns out.

Alright, looks like you guys don't have to starve tonight.

Yay.

Here's the plan, me and Kelli are going to start cleaning up these corpses before the flies start to rot our newfound food. Tracy, you and Lucus are on search detail again. Oh, and Nichole, you're keeping an eye out for zombies.

Let's see what this store has in store for us.

Please tell me you're not trying to make puns.

3:00 PM

Tracy and Kristopher eat 2 snacks. Meanwhile a small meal rots.
This is a big problem when there's corpses around, corpses cause meals to rot which can really eat through your food supply quickly. Hopefully it won't bite us too sharply though.

While munching on Dorritos Tracy notices a note pinned to a door.

Hey guys, I think I found something. It looks like some kind of vague clue as to where the rescue operation is going to happen.

That is an odd coincidence, I'm sure it'll be really vague and unhelpful though.



See, it only gives us a street, that hardly narrows things down at all. Lucus, look up where Coral way is would you?

It's a short up and down street just south of the hospital with two buildings on it.



Holy crap, that actually does narrow things down a lot. It looks like we might actually be making it out of here.

Thank god, I though I was going to die with you retards.

We've still got to find out which of these two buildings it's on, and then figure out how to make sure they actually rescue us.

Ermm guys.

I still think this is worth celebrating.

We've kind of got a problem.

For sure, just remember we're not out of the woods yet.

Ugh... Tracy, would you tell them.

Tell them what? Oh. *ahem* A zombie is trying to break into the storeroom.

Oh, why didn't anyone say earlier?

The survivors were well prepared for the single zombie and dispose of it easily thanks to Tracy's swift warning. Tracy tried to lead everyone into the storeroom.

Ugh, you fucking idiots are just gonna let it wander around? Screw that.

Kelli was unimpressed by Tracy's plan and went to the storeroom where she promptly smashed the zombie's head with a cricket bat.

We got them all.

Nice work Kelly. Now let's try to get back to work.

Lucas and Tracy's search turned up a baseball bat, 3 cooking ingredients, a cricket bat, a fire axe, a flashlight, a guitar, 2 packets of painkillers, a small meal, and 5 snacks in the aisles.

Ok, so this is great and all but we really need to get these bodies cleaned up before any more food goes bad, Nichole do you think you and Tracy could give us a hand with this?

Sure, but who's going to keep an eye out in case any other zombies try to attack us?

Tell you what, I'll go patrol around and take care of any zombies that are outside while you guys clean up the corpses in here.

I guess I'll just keep looking around.

4:00 PM

Tracy, Nichole, and Kristopher cleaned up all the corpses, they scavenged 3 .223R rounds (rifle rounds), a 12gauge shell, 4 9mm rounds, a bandage, and two doses of antibiotics while clearing up corpses.

I think I failed to mention that clearing up corpses can give you a few bits a pieces, usually just a few rounds, not much. The antibiotics were a nice find because we didn't have any before.

Well that takes care of that, good work team.

I just wish we had more ammo.

Then you'll be really glad to hear what I found.

Lucas found a packet of painkillers in the aisles, 40 9mm rounds, a bolt action rifle, a crowbar, and a fire axe in the storeroom.

Nice, we finally got a decent bit of ammo, and this is a pretty sweet rifle too. Pity we've only got three shots for it so far.

We'll just have to keep looking then.

I'll help.

Me too.

... Ehh, whatever I'm in a good mood.

Meanwhile...

Oh hey there zombie, I didn't see you there. I guess you and your buddies were thinking about going to our store? 'Cus if so I think I gotta tell you to just walk back the way you came. We don't serve your kind around here.

GAAAAAAAAAHHHH!

Oh you don't like that? Well I guess I gotta give you old Jackson road welcome then.

Kelli attacks four zombies while on patrol and strikes them all down using a cricket bat.

Motherfuckers were in the wrong neighbourhood.

5:00 PM

Kelli continues to patrol outside, though no more zombies have showed up yet. The rest of the survivors finish searching the store, finding 26 .224R rounds for their new rifle, and an extra handgun. Kristopher meanwhile works on modifying a switchblade.

End of update 3

So now that we've secured the store and we know roughly where we want to end up it's time we came up with a plan of action for where to go next. Earlier I scouted out two factories, #4 Jackson street to the southwest, and #7 Jackson street to the south. Here's a map.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

We've probably got a bit of time before we're rescued, so the question is, do we want to go the long way round and see if we can go by way of #4 and go through the church, maybe stop off at the library to see what's there. Or do we go straight through #7? Also if we're going either way should we skirt around the big buildings (which generally contain way more zombies than smaller ones), or do we try to clear out one of the larger buildings? It's all up to you guys.

[NRDL]

Kelli's a badass.

And go by the way of Number 4

[FritzPL]

I say we check #4, clear it out, sit down for the night, and check the church as soon as dawn comes.

[askovdk]

This is a great read!    Thank you!
I've been considering buying this game, - now I can't wait to come home and do so.

[ansontan2000]

PTW. Also, it's diaries, not dairies. We do not want Zafehouse milk.