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This is what I do: ( It could help you as well. I've repeated some things already to others and it did help them. I might forget to mention some things )
⭐ First of all, pay attention to what you are buying. There are expensive products with a short amount of "stock". What I do is buy the cheapest BUT has a lot of "stock" from every category. ( Ex. Red beans and it has 40x. I sell all 40 for 2x the original price ) Then over time, you can expand of course.
⭐ At the beginning, do not buy unnecessary / extra things. ( Ex. Storage shelves. They are pretty useless since you do not have employees to do the "restock" and "storage" nor do you have the perks to utilize it efficiently. You could also just drop the boxes outside and either exit to main menu ( to make them all disappear ) or during the mornings / nights put them in the recycle ( Blue box ) to earn extra
⭐ Buy the cheapest option for the refrigerators and freezers. Then once you earned a lot more than what you've spent, that's when you go ahead and sell the ones you've bought to buy the more expensive ones.
⭐ Set every item you buy 2x the original price. It doesn't matter if you aren't able to re-stock every single item. What matters more is that you have stock for the items that you are able to afford. Once you grow your store, you are able to invest in other products = more profit over time.
⭐ Block 2 doors using a shelf, keep one open to prevent robberies. Robberies make you lose profit and items at the same time. ( Collecting back the items give you back profit loss and deduct it from the worksheet at the end of every day )
⭐ The More customers you have = More potential profit. Now this entirely depends as to where you are with the store and difficulty setting but that's really what the different little perks are for to attract more customers.
>complaints
let him cook