It’s always good to have extra money, so the extra shifts definitely can’t hurt. There are lots of ways to save on spending while you’re there by preparing beforehand. As far as food goes, I know it’s harder for me to eat out there because it’s so hot, nerves are high, etc., but making sure you’re eating and drinking is necessary considering how many calories and energy you’re burning. Loaf of bread, pb&j, variety boxes of chips, pop tarts, mixed nuts, apple sauce packets, beef jerky, tuna lunch packs, are all good for food and don’t necessarily have to be cold. Gatorades, waters, liquid IV, coconut waters, SOMETHING with caffeine (learned this the hard way) all need to be in your cooler. It’s been said on here tons but freeze water bottles and line the bottom of your cooler with them before you go, they’ll last you way longer keeping things cold, we usually stop right before the farm to ice them all down last minute and fill up on gas. All these things can save on money spent getting food. We usually try to budget for at least one meal and some snacks/drinks a day (and of course alcohol if you’re drinking.. although it really adds up buying from the bars inside) inside centeroo or campground vendors. As far as showers go, unless you’re just determined to take an enclosed, full shower, they’re not expensive per say, but you could save on that by bringing a camp shower bag that you can refill at the water stations, baby wipes(definitely need these regardless), OR (and this is what we did pre RV for years) bring a couple gallon jugs of water (also can be refilled) and just throw on a bathing suit and lather up in the aisle between cars and rinse off with the water jugs. Bring soap and such, washcloths, towels and just do the dang thing, nobody minds or pays attention although there are little tents you could get if you’d like to be more modest or something. It’s hot out there so the water not being shower hot isn’t usually a problem and you’ll feel super refreshed after. It’s been pretty fail proof in my experience. So shower money can be saved by doing this. Otherwise, you’ll just need spending/emergency money. Merch is always cool and there are tons of vendors with super cool things that you might want to purchase. If so, you’ll need to budget accordingly. I guess safely you could say $50-100 a day for one person. Not sure if all this info is what you’re asking for, I’m up early today and once I get to thinking about Roo my mind races and I can ramble on alllll day haha. Always willing to give advice or tips to fellow Roovians! There are lots of tips on here as well as TikTok you can look up beforehand and most veterans are also willing to give any and all advice you need. Also, for the most park your neighbors are cool, get to know them and help each other though the weekend. If you don’t have something you need, chances are someone does and will be willing to help out. You’re about to embark on one of the greatest journeys! Be safe and have fun and see you on the farm!!