According to the low-income guarantee method, 15 points are deducted per day, 15*15=225. After one deduction of 225-15=210 points. For the next 15 days, the score will be 0+14*15=210 points. This is the normal method, requiring 15 points to be deducted on the same day, resulting in 0 points. If you do not deduct, then 210-15=195. According to the current trend, you will only eat once a month. If you deduct on that day, then you can eat twice a month.

For the sake of explanation, an example is as follows:
Assuming you score 16 points every day and deduct 15 points for the day, then on the 4th, your score for today is 1 point. However, if you do not score on the 4th, then today's score will be -15 points. In the next 15-day scoring cycle, the impact of the -15 points will continue to exist in the total score. This impact will last until the 19th, and the new 15-day cycle will eliminate the -15 point impact from the 4th.Points deduction will only appear during the 15-day cycle after the deduction starts. If you don't believe it, you can open your own Alpha score sheet and add up the scores from the last 15 days to see.