(Daily Casts is banned.)

Side Hustle (🛵🛍️) is like a “run-based Environmental Testing”: after 5 runs begin, you profit by Gain 4[$]. Draw 1 card. (five clicks, five “units-of-value”)

For example:

• If (against Asset-Spam), immediately after installing it, you check two remotes this turn and three the next, then it pops after a single turn.
• If (within Criminal) you opportunistically run your mark with Carpe Diem (or for Sable), play a Bravado or Clean Getaway for cash, and try to land a Transfer of Wealth, then ditto. (Your actions aren't just [click]: Run any server.)
• However, if running is too expensive and/or just not valuable enough, it won't profit at all. Unless you have parallel triggers (like Pennyshaver or Leech), you can't even spam an uniced/faceup Archives (since your actions would just be like “[click]: Gain 1[$] when your next turn begins.”, which is very much not “[click]: Place one +1 strength counter on an installed Aumakua.”) Although, two simultaneously-installed Hustles (being non-unique) would be worth two credits per run.

Note:

• While beginning a run on any server is the easiest interaction, it's still harder than just waiting a turn.
• Unlike a “Red Team-ified Casts”, Hustle has still (un)paid out zero credits even at your 4th run.

Daily Clash
[$3] Resource: Job
[neutral 0/5]
When you install this resource, place 8[$] on it. When empty, trash it.
The first time each turn a run begins, take 2[$] from this resource.

Minor issue, but why does it say "6 OR MORE hosted credits" ?

• You can never put more than 1 credit in a single instance on it (if that was the case, you could jump from 5 to 7 in one go, which would require a "or more" mention).

• The payout is instantaneous (and doesn't happen, for instance, at the end of your turn).

• The payout is forced (it doesn't say "you may take all credits"), so you can't continue stacking it after 6.

With all these considerations, i think this could have read "When there are 6 hosted credits, take all credits". Am I missing something here ?