# An example choose your own adventure game
# Please take ideas from this one but DO NOT START FROM THIS FILE
# You will need to plan out your story before starting

from random import *
from time import *

def show_intro():
    print("You have just arrived at a lakeside restaurant with your friends.")
    print("It turns out this restaurant rents kayaks!")
    print("Your friend Bob is very hungry but you really want to go kayaking.")

def choose_activity():
    activity = ""
    while(activity != "eat" and activity != "kayak"): # this makes sure the user types in valid input
        activity = raw_input("What are you going to do? (eat or kayak)")

    return activity # send back the activity to where the choose_activity function was called

def do_activity(activity):
    global money, alive   # the global keyword allows us to use variables defined outside the function

    if(activity == "kayak"):
            print("You pay $20 for the kayak rental and get in.")
            money = money - 20
            sleep(1) # sleep causes the computer to pause for a bit
            print("Your friend Bob tosses you a life jacket.")
            sleep(1)
            print("You put on your sunglasses.")
            sleep(2)
            
            tragedy = randint(1, 2) # events can be randomly chosen this way
            if(tragedy == 1):
                    print("A horrible sea creature jumps out of the water!")
                    print("Your friend Bob swats it with a paddle just as it opens its mouth...")
                    sleep(2)
                    print("You have been eaten.")
                    alive = False
            else:
                    print("You pleasantly kayak into the sunset.")
    else:
            print("You wait 20 minutes to get seated.")
            sleep(1)
            
            ripoff = randint(1, 2)
            if(ripoff == 1):
                    print("You complete your meal.")
                    sleep(2)
                    print("The waiter comes back with your bill -- $60!!")
                    sleep(1)
                    print("You don't have enough money, so you have to wash dishes.")
                    money = money - 40
                    sleep(1)
                    print("In the end, you pay $40.")
                    sleep(2)
            else:
                    print("Yum.")
                    sleep(1)
                    print("That will be $20.")
                    money = money - 20
                    sleep(2)
            
def go_shopping():
    global money
    
    print("You go shopping.")
    price = 1000 # initialize price so we go into the while loop
    item = "" # initialize item so we can use it after the while loop
    while(price > money):
            item = raw_input("What do you want to buy? ")
            price = randint(10, 80)
            if(price > money):
                    print("Sorry, you can't afford that -- it is $" + str(price) + " and you have $" + str(money))
    print("That " + item + " will be $" + str(price) + ".")
    money = money - price
    print("You now have $" + str(money))


play = "yes"
money = 0
alive = True # keeps track of whether you have died
# Example of a boolean flag: can be either True or False
while play == "yes" or play == "y":
    # You can get here in the code either because it's the first time you're playing
    # or because you are playing a new round so you need to reset your variables
    money = 50 # Reset money for the next round
    alive = True # Reset alive for next round
    
    show_intro()
    activity = choose_activity() # choose_activity returns a value, so we need to save it
    do_activity(activity)
    
    if(alive == True):
        go_shopping()

    play = raw_input("Do you want to play again? (yes or no)")
    
print("You quit.  You have $" + str(money) + " left.")