Rosa knows that Luca charges Alessandro $7 for each piece of burrata, which is listed at $15 a piece at Alessandro's store on Saturday afternoon and $10 on Sunday morning. The remaining burrata after lunch time on Sunday is discarded. The main uncertainty is, obviously, customer demand. On a typical Saturday afternoon (from noon to 6pm), the average number of customers purchasing burrata is 10. So she decided to use a Poisson random variable with rate 10 to capture the random number of arriving demand for burrata. The Sunday morning average demand is 7 customers. Typically, each customer purchases 1 piece of burrata