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 ,2,3,4 Pointers that are used to track attendance (stream-streak and functional lurk replacement)
-  * **Punch-In **  (1 Point) \\ redeeming this turns on visibilty for a 1.4s video of a punch card and a punch card sound \\ followed by a chance of these messages in chat by Bargie: \\  \\ ++Verbiage| * @%user% punched in for <JOB>, showing up for work %punchCounter% times. * Showing up late to work, @%user% punched in to <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th time. * @%user% clocked in for <JOB>, HR says that’s %punchCounter% shifts survived. * Another day, another dollar (minus taxes). @%user% reports to <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th shift. * Productivity metrics adjusted: @%user% joined <JOB>, shift number %punchCounter%. * Look who decided to bless us with their presence — @%user% punched in for <JOB>, that’s %punchCounter% shifts of pure synergy. * @%user% clocked into <JOB>. Remember: we’re not coworkers, we’re teammates chasing excellence %punchCounter% times over. * Good hustle, champ! @%user% is back at <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th shift. Rise. Grind. Repeat. * @%user% punched in for <JOB>. Around here, we don’t count hours — we make hours count. (That’s %punchCounter% of them.) * Happy Monday, @%user%! Just %punchCounter% more shifts of <JOB> until you can finally ‘relax. * Rise and grind, sunshine! @%user% is back at <JOB> — that’s %punchCounter% shifts of chasing dreams (that aren’t yours). * Nothing like a fresh cup of coffee and %punchCounter% shifts of <JOB>! @%user% is living the dream. * Teamwork makes the dream work! @%user% joins <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th time, boosting morale by showing up. * Don’t think of it as work, think of it as family time! @%user% is at <JOB> again — %punchCounter% shifts strong. * Keep smiling, @%user%! Positivity is productivity. Welcome to <JOB> shift #%punchCounter% * Big things coming from @%user% today at <JOB>. Shift #%punchCounter% starts now. * Eyes open, phones down. @%user% has started <JOB> shift %punchCounter%. * @%user% reporting for <JOB>. Bathroom breaks still need manager approval (%punchCounter%). * Grind harder, smile wider. @%user% clocked into <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * @%user% clocked in — permission to care: denied. Shift #%punchCounter% at <JOB>. * Wowzers! That’s %punchCounter% shifts at <JOB> for @%user% — unstoppable! * Let’s gooooo! @%user% is back for <JOB> shift #%punchCounter% — team spirit unlocked! * @%user% reporting for <JOB> — let’s give 110% and then give 10% more (%punchCounter%) * Rise and grind! @%user% is back at <JOB>, making it look easy for the %punchCounter%th time. * Happy Monday, @%user%! Punching into <JOB> with that can-do attitude (%punchCounter%). * @%user% reporting for <JOB> — remember, if you’re on time, you’re late (%punchCounter%). * Another day, another dollar, another shift for @%user% at <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * Positivity is productivity! @%user% punched in at <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th time. * Here at <JOB>, we don’t clock in — we buy in. @%user% is proof (%punchCounter%). * Attitude determines altitude! @%user% clocked in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * Hard work beats luck every time. @%user% is proof — shift #%punchCounter% at <JOB>. * Swipe it and like it — @%user% just punched in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * Punch it, don’t munch it! @%user% is in for <JOB>, that’s %punchCounter% shifts strong. * Bam! Right on the dot — @%user% punched in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * Clocked, rocked, and ready to roll — @%user% reporting for <JOB>, shift #%punchCounter%. * Stamp it, champ it, @%user% is clocked into <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * Careful, @%user% — punch the clock too hard and it might punch back! Shift #%punchCounter% at <JOB>. * Smooth punch, @%user%! The time clock’s never seen form like that (%punchCounter%). * Easy there, champ — that clock’s got a family! @%user% punched in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%) * Hope you stretched before that punch, @%user% — wouldn’t want a time-clock injury (%punchCounter%). * Clean contact, solid follow-through — that’s a 10/10 punch from @%user% (%punchCounter%). * “Punch so nice, the clock almost asked for it twice. — @%user% is in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%).” * Don’t be late again, sweetheart,’ says That Guy, as @%user% punches into <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th time. * @%user% walks in and That Guy’s already at the clock like, ‘Finally, some sunshine in the office.’ Shift #%punchCounter% begins. * Guess I’ll have to start working hard now that you’re here,’ he says to @%user%, clocking in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * @%user% punches in and That Guy’s right there: ‘Careful, the place is gonna run better with you around.’ Shift #%punchCounter%. * Every time @%user% clocks in for <JOB>, That Guy mutters, ‘Best part of my day right there.’ Shift #%punchCounter%. * If management asked, I’d say you were early,’ says That Guy as @%user% punches in — shift #%punchCounter%. * ‘There goes my concentration,’ he says every time @%user% punches in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%).++ \\  \\ in streamer.bot it adds several variables: \\ **punch**  (number of punches in total, does not get reset) \\ **punchmonthly**  (number of punches in the current month, does get reset) \\ **punchMonthStamp**  (sets the month of these punches for use in [[:punches|Punches]] page of the wiki) \\ **totalWorkTime**  (time stamps to be used for Punch-Out redemption) \\ <sup>̇</sup>
+  * **Punch-In **  (1 Point) \\ redeeming this turns on visibilty for a 1.4s video of a punch card and a punch card sound \\ followed by a chance of these messages in chat by Bargie: \\  \\ ++Verbiage| * @%user% punched in for <JOB>, showing up for work %punchCounter% times. * Showing up late to work, @%user% punched in to <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th time. * @%user% clocked in for <JOB>, HR says that’s %punchCounter% shifts survived. * Another day, another dollar (minus taxes). @%user% reports to <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th shift. * Productivity metrics adjusted: @%user% joined <JOB>, shift number %punchCounter%. * Look who decided to bless us with their presence — @%user% punched in for <JOB>, that’s %punchCounter% shifts of pure synergy. * @%user% clocked into <JOB>. Remember: we’re not coworkers, we’re teammates chasing excellence %punchCounter% times over. * Good hustle, champ! @%user% is back at <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th shift. Rise. Grind. Repeat. * @%user% punched in for <JOB>. Around here, we don’t count hours — we make hours count. (That’s %punchCounter% of them.) * Happy Monday, @%user%! Just %punchCounter% more shifts of <JOB> until you can finally ‘relax. * Rise and grind, sunshine! @%user% is back at <JOB> — that’s %punchCounter% shifts of chasing dreams (that aren’t yours). * Nothing like a fresh cup of coffee and %punchCounter% shifts of <JOB>! @%user% is living the dream. * Teamwork makes the dream work! @%user% joins <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th time, boosting morale by showing up. * Don’t think of it as work, think of it as family time! @%user% is at <JOB> again — %punchCounter% shifts strong. * Keep smiling, @%user%! Positivity is productivity. Welcome to <JOB> shift #%punchCounter% * Big things coming from @%user% today at <JOB>. Shift #%punchCounter% starts now. * Eyes open, phones down. @%user% has started <JOB> shift %punchCounter%. * @%user% reporting for <JOB>. Bathroom breaks still need manager approval (%punchCounter%). * Grind harder, smile wider. @%user% clocked into <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * @%user% clocked in — permission to care: denied. Shift #%punchCounter% at <JOB>. * Wowzers! That’s %punchCounter% shifts at <JOB> for @%user% — unstoppable! * Let’s gooooo! @%user% is back for <JOB> shift #%punchCounter% — team spirit unlocked! * @%user% reporting for <JOB> — let’s give 110% and then give 10% more (%punchCounter%) * Rise and grind! @%user% is back at <JOB>, making it look easy for the %punchCounter%th time. * Happy Monday, @%user%! Punching into <JOB> with that can-do attitude (%punchCounter%). * @%user% reporting for <JOB> — remember, if you’re on time, you’re late (%punchCounter%). * Another day, another dollar, another shift for @%user% at <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * Positivity is productivity! @%user% punched in at <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th time. * Here at <JOB>, we don’t clock in — we buy in. @%user% is proof (%punchCounter%). * Attitude determines altitude! @%user% clocked in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * Hard work beats luck every time. @%user% is proof — shift #%punchCounter% at <JOB>. * Swipe it and like it — @%user% just punched in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * Punch it, don’t munch it! @%user% is in for <JOB>, that’s %punchCounter% shifts strong. * Bam! Right on the dot — @%user% punched in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * Clocked, rocked, and ready to roll — @%user% reporting for <JOB>, shift #%punchCounter%. * Stamp it, champ it, @%user% is clocked into <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * Careful, @%user% — punch the clock too hard and it might punch back! Shift #%punchCounter% at <JOB>. * Smooth punch, @%user%! The time clock’s never seen form like that (%punchCounter%). * Easy there, champ — that clock’s got a family! @%user% punched in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%) * Hope you stretched before that punch, @%user% — wouldn’t want a time-clock injury (%punchCounter%). * Clean contact, solid follow-through — that’s a 10/10 punch from @%user% (%punchCounter%). * “Punch so nice, the clock almost asked for it twice. — @%user% is in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%).” * Don’t be late again, sweetheart,’ says That Guy, as @%user% punches into <JOB> for the %punchCounter%th time. * @%user% walks in and That Guy’s already at the clock like, ‘Finally, some sunshine in the office.’ Shift #%punchCounter% begins. * Guess I’ll have to start working hard now that you’re here,’ he says to @%user%, clocking in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%). * @%user% punches in and That Guy’s right there: ‘Careful, the place is gonna run better with you around.’ Shift #%punchCounter%. * Every time @%user% clocks in for <JOB>, That Guy mutters, ‘Best part of my day right there.’ Shift #%punchCounter%. * If management asked, I’d say you were early,’ says That Guy as @%user% punches in — shift #%punchCounter%. * ‘There goes my concentration,’ he says every time @%user% punches in for <JOB> (%punchCounter%).++ \\  \\ in streamer.bot it adds several variables: \\ **punch**  (number of punches in total, does not get reset) \\ **punchmonthly**  (number of punches in the current month, does get reset) \\ **punchMonthStamp**  (sets the month of these punches for use in [[:punches|Punches]] page of the wiki) \\ **totalWorkTime**  (time stamps to be used for Punch-Out redemption) \\  \\ after every redeem it sets off an action to publish the json file to the wiki page [[:punches|Punches]] \\ <sup>̇</sup>
-  * **(Lurk) Punch-Out for Lunch **  (2 points) \\ this action checks if already out to lunch, if no (false) it allows you to punch-out for lunch \\ this will turns on visibilty for a 1.4s video of a punch card and a punch card sound \\ followed by a chat message by Bargie: @%user% punched out for lunch at %date:hh:mm tt%. \\  \\ if yes (true) that you are already out to lunch, gives you an error message in chat by Bargie: \\ @%user% you're already punched out for lunch. Use "punch back in" when you return. \\  \\ in streamer.bot it adds two variables: \\ **lunch_startIso **  (a marker that lunch is started for use with the logic of this sub-action) \\ **lunch_startFormatted **  (time stamp for use with (Unlurk) Punch-In from Lunch) \\ <sup>̇</sup>
+  * **(Lurk) Punch-Out for Lunch **  (2 points) \\ this action checks if already out to lunch, if no (false) it allows you to punch-out for lunch \\ this will turns on visibilty for a 1.4s video of a punch card and a punch card sound \\ followed by a chat message by Bargie: \\ @%user% punched out for lunch at %date:hh:mm tt%. \\  \\ if yes (true) that you are already out to lunch, gives you an error message in chat by Bargie: \\ @%user% you're already punched out for lunch. Use "punch back in" when you return. \\  \\ in streamer.bot it adds two variables: \\ **lunch_startIso **  (a marker that lunch is started for use with the logic of this sub-action) \\ **lunch_startFormatted **  (time stamp for use with (Unlurk) Punch-In from Lunch) \\ <sup>̇</sup>
-  * Punch-In from Lunch (Unlurk) \\ this action checks if you are not out to lunch, if no you are out to lunch (false) it allows you to punch-in from lunch. \\ next it will calculate the time you were out to lunch using a C# code \\ next it will turn on visibilty for a 1.4s video of a punch card and a punch card sound \\ followed by a chat message by Bargie: @%user% punched out for lunch at %date:hh:mm tt%. \\ then it'll reset your lunch_startIso back to null \\ <sup>̇</sup>
+  * Punch-In from Lunch (Unlurk) \\ this action checks if you are not out to lunch, if no you are out to lunch (false) it allows you to punch-in from lunch. \\ next it will calculate the time you were out to lunch using a C# code and the variable lunch_startFormatted \\ next it will turn on visibilty for a 1.4s video of a punch card and a punch card sound \\ followed by a chat message by Bargie: @%user% punched out for lunch at %date:hh:mm tt%. \\ then it'll reset your lunch_startIso back to null \\  \\ if yes (true), it will give you an error message in chat by Bargie: \\ @%user% you’re not currently punched out for lunch. Use “punch out for lunch” first. \\ <sup>̇</sup>
-  * **Punch-Out **  (4 points) \\ redeeming this turns on visibilty for a 1.4s video of a punch card and a punch card sound \\ followed by chat message by Bargie: @%user% is back from lunch after %lunchLast%. \\  \\  \\ <sup>̇</sup>
+  * **Clock-Out**  (4 points) \\ redeeming this turns on visibilty for a 1.4s video of a punch card and a punch card sound \\ it then calculates the total watch time (if you've punched into work) by using C# code and the variable totalWorkTime \\ followed by chat message by Bargie: @%user% clocked out after working %workTotal% today.
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