The Hope had been idling for one and a half months 10,000 kilometers away from the junkyard.
Nevertheless, it is not to say that nothing had been done, because internal development had been going on 24/7.
This could be credited to the citizens’ impeccable time management habits. Their hectic lifestyles from way back when was now properly emulated on the Hope. This was because things were going well on the Hope.
With the advent of currency came a burgeoning economy. There were also social safety nets provided by the government. Even if one refused to work, he or she would still be allotted a small residence and enough food supply to pass the day. There was no sight of any homeless people or beggars on the Hope.
