Miller's

This gym, in a whir of of cog ratios and micro pistons, grinds stuff. Start low, grind some PET, move up, crunch some aluminum cans.

But there is a problem, though, Major stuff needs more power than a puny muscled human can generate. The solution, we group all efforts in a additive hydraulic squeeze. The more people that use muscle to oxidize the glucose, the greater the collective pressure stored..

Each personal effort is measured via the momentum milking machinery's mechanical counter. This is the credit that the patron accumulates.with force exerted. On finishing the session, each pumped gym goer, has credit and the Miller's mechanism now has a tiny energy state increase. Time to spend the credit. The exit has five staged mechanisms each with total counters.

There's the standard door shutting car crush. And there is the chewing mangle, driven by a huge counter weight, to downsize the big, harder materials.

There's a heavy wrecking hammer that needs height, which depending on counter position, may be worth taking a few slower hydration sips before exiting.

As with society, there is a counter for the societal housekeeping. Effort is used for the conveyors and generators hot showers and lighting. This is materialised as the speed of a giant pachinko machine with endless bouncing tiny ball bearings.

And of course, some of the machines need some boost balancing for those lower settings used by newbies. The level on a High Striker indicates this. When the bell goes, it is an unwritten gym rule, three more reps.

Choose the counters to advance, walk away spent. One of the major releases will eventually reset, just have to visit more to catch it.

Oh, and Miller's makes fine grade, recycled materials.