That's where I got the idea. Having it look like an actual word is a neat coincidence.

A: [ʒdr̩a.'ʃtvʏtʃ]
uɪ > ʏ
B: ['r̝a.ʃfuɪtʃ]
v is devoiced when by a voiceless consonant.

A: [ʒdr̩a.'ʃtvɪtʃ]

B: ['r̝a.ʃfu̯ɪtʃ]

A: [ʒdr̩a.'ʃtʷɪtʃ]

B: ['r̝a.ʃfˠu̯ɪtʃ]

On both, plosives drop before postveolar affricatives.

A: [ʒdr̩a.'ʃtʷɪʃ]
B: ['r̝a.ʃfˠu̯ɪʃ]

Reinforcement of plosives in initial clusters:

A: [ʒd:r̩a.'ʃt:ʷɪʃ]

Postalveolar fricatives become velar:

B: ['r̝a.xfˠu̯ɪx]

Epenthetic /ə/ is inserted before geminates.

A: [ʒəd:r̩a'ʃət:ʷɪʃ]

/x/ splits into /ç/ around front vowels.

B: ['r̝a.xfˠu̯ɪç][/quote]

Postalveolars realised as palatalised alveolars:

A: [zʲəd:r̩asʲə't:ʷɪsʲ]

Regressive POA assimilation in fricative clusters:

B: ['r̝a.ffˠu̯ɪç]

/ə/ fronted to /e/ after palatalized consonants.

A: [zʲed:r̩asʲe't:ʷɪsʲ]

Back vowels are lost between velarized consonants and front vowels.

B: ['r̝a.ffˠɪç][/quote]

In A, palatalized final consonants acquire following /i/.

[zʲed:r̩asʲe't:ʷɪsʲi]

In B, doubled fricatives combine, retaining velarization after the second.

B: ['r̝a.fˠɪç]