Dailyables

                            {
    "id": "forest_dailyables",
    "name": "Dailyables",
    "type": "forest",
    "inputs": [],
    "outputs": [],
    "passthru": [],
    "children": [
        "tree_tray"
    ],
    "extends": null,
    "belongs_to": [
        {
            "id": "ecosystem_restaurant",
            "name": "The Restaurant",
            "type": "ecosystem",
            "inputs": [],
            "outputs": [],
            "passthru": [],
            "children": [
                "intangible_monkey_brains",
                "forest_chicken_chicken",
                "forest_dailyables"
            ],
            "tree": [],
            "extends": null,
            "belongs_to": [
                "planet_mall"
            ],
            "problem": "Everyone has to eat. Not everyone has to know what they ate.",
            "description": "The Restaurant is the MTREES mall dining ecosystem \u2014 a full-service experiential consumption environment operating at the precise intersection of hunger, ambient lighting, and the suspension of critical inquiry that occurs when a bread basket arrives before anyone has looked at the menu. The Restaurant does not have a cuisine. The Restaurant has a concept, which is explained by the server in a way that takes longer than the explanation warrants and ends with the server asking if you have any questions, which you do, but the server has already left. The kitchen is open, in the sense that you can see into it, which the Restaurant considers transparency. The menu changes seasonally, which means the thing you came back for is no longer available, which the server describes as 'exciting.' Reservations are recommended. Walk-ins are accepted. Neither group is seated immediately. The Restaurant's signature offering is Monkey Brains, which is listed under Specialties, which is the section of the menu that does not have prices."
        }
    ],
    "problem": "The lunchable grew up. Nobody asked.",
    "description": "Dailyables is the MTREES adult modular field ration platform \u2014 a vertically integrated, compartment-based daily nutrition delivery system for people who are too busy to eat correctly and too serious to admit they are eating a lunchable. The Dailyables format is not a snack. The Dailyables format is not a meal. The Dailyables format is a tray, and what is on the tray is a decision the customer made in a grocery store at a price point that respected their timeline. The architecture is modular. The components are interchangeable. The caloric math is handled upstream, at the product specification layer, so that the person eating does not have to perform arithmetic in a parking lot. Each configuration ships as a self-contained unit: tray, contents, and enough structural integrity to survive a work bag, a truck cab, a job site, or the specific gravitational event that occurs when someone sets something down harder than they intended. Dailyables does not require refrigeration in the same way that refrigeration is not always available. The shelf life is documented. The documentation is on the tray.",
    "template": "forest"
}