The judge runs ten bites, one plate up front at a time, and the run leaves three things on the card: the total score, the accuracy read, and the critic rank the palate earned. That is the whole state of the run, and the scoring underneath it keeps three parts moving at once while the stamps come down.
The base is the same every call, the 10 points that bank when the stamp matches the hidden verdict of the plate. The streak is the second part, the running bonus that grows with every straight call in a row and resets to zero the moment a verdict misses. And the third is the speed read, the up-to-5 bonus that pays the fast calls, the ones that land before the plate has finished cooling down. A run that is both clean and quick is where the total climbs against the ceiling the run grades into.
The run hands the palate one of three critic ranks when the tenth bite lands. The bottom rank is the Gas Station Gourmet, the palate that has seen some things, most of them bad, the run that the L Nibbles outscored. The middle is the Solid Home Cook, the rank that knows a W Chew when it tastes one even when the L Nibbles still slip through the calls. And the top is the Michelin-Level Critic, the one bite read, the run where the L Nibbles never stood a chance against the stamps. The card carries all three reads together, the number, the accuracy, and the rank, and the download link hands the tall version straight to the share screen.
The card is the run's receipt, the artifact the food wave is built to share. The tall 1080 by 1920 frame is the one that goes on the story, and the rank line is the joke the run earns, the Gas Station Gourmet line stung the most by far. That is the loop the October food corner runs, the ten bites, the two stamps, the rank, and the card back to the feed. Play the run at the detector above, and the card is waiting at the end of the tenth bite.