A transgender woman tediously folds spirit money that she purchased from a small retail shop nearby that is owned by an elderly woman, who typically sits on the street in front of the curb selling betel, and who she said supplies the neighborhood with paper monies, incense sticks, and other articles for worship.
Each repast necessitates the purchase of a new set of offerings, consisting of stacks of paper, piles of food, and other provisions, making the transmission of religious and social practices through the consumption of tangible material goods a particularly enterprising activity.