Will my weekly calorie average be at or below my goal for the next four weeks?

I've currently plateaued in weight loss at ~170 lbs. (5'9" height) and been stuck here for about 5-6 months. I currently use MacroFactor (https://www.strongerbyscience.com/macrofactor/) to track calories most days. However, my compliance with my target has been quite bad over the past two months. Inspired by the questions regarding whether paying people to lose weight will work better than prescribing a specific program, I want to see how having people predict on my compliance at a calorie target with me on the "yes" side affects my compliance. The resolution criteria for "yes" will be twofold: 1. I do my best to track calories every day where this means tracking fairly carefully when I cook and ball-parking with a slight bias towards overestimating when I eat out. 2. I track calories >=25 days in the next four weeks (so can only miss three days). As proof for this, if I resolve the Q "yes", I'll try to add a comment proving these things. I've intentionally initialized the market at a high price to incentivize people to bet against me. Go wild! Mar 10, 10:22am: I realized I didn't record my current calorie target in the original description... It's 1573 calories. I use the "Dynamic" mode on MacroFactor though, so if it updates it upwards or downwards, "yes" resolution will be based on hitting whatever the new goal is for that week not the current one. Close date updated to 2022-04-07 11:59 pm

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