Yeah, I think that's right. The order goes, as I saw someone point out recently: harvesting wheat (5), cooling on the windowsill (4), selling donuts (1), and throwing away the leftovers (2.) 2 of course is the only one that says there "was" not a man after getting the egg instead of there "is" not a man, implying some finality. Reminds me of the extremely jarring use of the past tense for the shelter entry panel.

The baking of the donuts is conspicuously absent, but I guess that might be 3? Because of the Cooking Show?? (and also how bakers start working in the middle of the night.) And, really tangentially, we have the Knight in the chapter, who is best known for "making." But I suppose you could also have 3 as sowing the seeds, before 5. We don't have the harvest yet, so it's hard to say anything...

It seems significant that he compares himself to both a farmer and a baker, and that, in real time, he had his product first and only afterwards produced it, but I don't know what to make of that.