The Starboard Particle Interference Dampeners

It is the year 3000 in the city of Toronto. Elon Musk is alive! and has purchased Canada.

Culture and Cuisine

High-class socials (Socs) eating habits are a world apart from their lower-class neighbours (Greasers). Elite specialists carefully prepare high-class cuisine using the freshest premium ingredients, such as tropical fruits and vegetables out of season or rare spices that are no longer typical or common. Only those who can afford it can indulge in the exotic, varied flavours delivered to your doorstep. Dining out is quite common as hundreds of local restaurants serve only the finest fare that compliments thrilling live entertainment. Even clean drinking water is considered a rare delicacy.

All Socs food scraps are dumped in a refuge well that Greasers rely on to survive during winter when hunting, fishing, and farming are scarce.

While the Socs eats out for the enjoyment of it and have premium cooking delivered to their doorsteps, the Greasers struggle to stock pantries and food cellars with canned and dried goods, root vegetables as well as cured and frozen meats they find from scavenging. They prepare meals from scratch out of necessity and do not have the luxury of nearby restaurants or doorstep delivery. Recipes, skills, stories, and knowledge are passed down from generation to generation. Cooking takes time, love, effort, and a sense of reward from hard work. These skills create trade and craft opportunities for gardeners, farmers, butchers, hunters and more. Community gardens allow locals to harvest their fruit and vegetables, although conditions are challenging to grow, resulting in a poor yield. Many harvests meat, eggs and fish by raising chickens and farm animals and hunting or fishing.