#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <algorithm>
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
using std::vector;
struct Transaction {
int cores;
int rate;
int price;
};
/**
* https://oj.uz/problem/view/CEOI18_clo
* 4
* 4 2200 700
* 2 1800 10
* 20 2550 9999
* 4 2000 750
* 3
* 1 1500 300
* 6 1900 1500
* 3 2400 4550 should output 350
*/
int main() {
vector<Transaction> poss_transactions;
int max_computers = 0;
int comp_num;
std::cin >> comp_num;
for (int c = 0; c < comp_num; c++) {
Transaction trans;
std::cin >> trans.cores >> trans.rate >> trans.price;
trans.price = -trans.price;
poss_transactions.push_back(trans);
max_computers += trans.cores;
}
int order_num;
std::cin >> order_num;
for (int o = 0; o < order_num; o++) {
Transaction trans;
std::cin >> trans.cores >> trans.rate >> trans.price;
trans.cores = -trans.cores;
poss_transactions.push_back(trans);
}
/*
* if we sort like this, then the entire clock rate issue
* goes away as long as we process them in order
*/
std::sort(
poss_transactions.begin(), poss_transactions.end(),
[] (const Transaction& a, const Transaction& b) -> bool {
return a.rate != b.rate ? a.rate > b.rate : a.price < b.price;
}
);
vector<long long> max_profits(max_computers + 1, INT64_MIN);
max_profits[0] = 0;
for (const Transaction& t : poss_transactions) {
vector<long long> new_max(max_profits);
for (int c = 0; c <= max_computers; c++) {
int prev_comp = c - t.cores;
if (0 <= prev_comp && prev_comp <= max_computers
&& max_profits[prev_comp] != INT64_MIN) {
new_max[c] = std::max(new_max[c], max_profits[prev_comp] + t.price);
}
}
max_profits = new_max;
}
cout << *std::max_element(max_profits.begin(), max_profits.end()) << endl;
}
