Love the ode to "reading rainbow". What a great show and perfect for the book store. Thanks for such a great series and thought that goes into entertaining us
This is great video. Really enjoy the creativity and thought you put into the design. The backstory and layout make this look like a fun place I’d love to come hangout for a few hours!
I have a suggestion : Secondary products of the store do not limit the capacity of the store. i was watching today's episode and there were so many display tables and gift shelfs. Since they are not the primary product of the bookstore, they should not limit the capacity of the store or should have a toggle in bizman for capacity.
Charlie is so nice he listens to his crazy Auntie's ideas. Haha, good video as always. Here we have a bookstore, Waterstones, that does childcare and cafes in there big stores. They also allow you to "rent" a book to read them in store. (which, before the internet and e-books was really good! Now it's a kind of "plus" to their membership perks.)
I'm sure you already picked up on this, but just incase you haven't. Manzana is spanish for Apple. Zanaman is just a slight alteration of the characters in Manzana.
I've clicked it several times. I use it regularly when I have a specific employee that needs something, and I'm already looking at that screen. It's possible it just gets edited out, IDK
Maybe an idea to add a way to toggle things like laptops as decorative in the interior design menu 49:30 Also would be nice if the graphic design buisness could also serve as a way to discount marketing by designing the ads and billboards, so rather than paying the marketing team to do it all you are renting the the web ad hosting and the billboard space
I thought if you don't put an employee at a station like a cash register or coat check for example, it would lower the capacity of the building, or how many costumers will show up at any given time. Maybe I made a wrong assumption
CORRRRRRRECT! I'm switching that to a cash register anyways. It was silly to put a coat check thing in there (or two), when I can easily just add a register. :)
@@CharliePryor the coat check seems like easy money as long as you have enough customers to justify it. It's nice not having to stock something to get a sale. Anyways the game though doesn't really tell you some things or certain things aren't always clear.
@@kevinrussell3501 well coat check doesn’t actually work on this store, so it’s just staff doing nothing. That was sorta the roleplay for it, since I’m paying them to run a make believe day care. ;)
Hi Charlie I have a question, with this game do you have to stock the grocery store yourself, or do people do that for you?I guess I’m asking does this game have stockers for the shelves?
Hey! The employees stock the shelves in the store when they get to 0 inventory as long as the storage shelves in the back have the product, which can be stocked using Logistic Managers and Delivery Drivers present in the Warehouses, which can in turn be stocked using Purchasing Agents who handle contracts with importers on the dock.
Kids area in the back dude!!😂 That way you can run in, buy something, and run out without them seeing it. Also if you leave them in the kids place and go do your own browsing you don’t want kids near the front door where someone can kidnap them. Rookie! 😂😂
Both of those things are completely opposite of what I want as a parent. I specifically have an enclosed area which is directly staffed watching kids, with walls blocking vision through everything except angles that are coming from within the store already. All areas are covered by cameras, and there are multiple security guards on duty. This covers both issues in what you are talking about it.
@@CharliePryorI saw you went with an IKEA style club house kinda setup later in the video. Makes more sense. Although my wife never drops the kids off in IKEA. Your wife must be more laid back than mine😂
Love the ode to "reading rainbow". What a great show and perfect for the book store. Thanks for such a great series and thought that goes into entertaining us
This is great video. Really enjoy the creativity and thought you put into the design. The backstory and layout make this look like a fun place I’d love to come hangout for a few hours!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Still watching the episode but hoping for a coffee shop in the bookstore
@2:06 i love the back story/story play
Loving this play through Charlie! Keep up the good work sir
I have a suggestion : Secondary products of the store do not limit the capacity of the store.
i was watching today's episode and there were so many display tables and gift shelfs. Since they are not the primary product of the bookstore, they should not limit the capacity of the store or should have a toggle in bizman for capacity.
Charlie is so nice he listens to his crazy Auntie's ideas.
Haha, good video as always. Here we have a bookstore, Waterstones, that does childcare and cafes in there big stores. They also allow you to "rent" a book to read them in store. (which, before the internet and e-books was really good! Now it's a kind of "plus" to their membership perks.)
I'm sure you already picked up on this, but just incase you haven't. Manzana is spanish for Apple. Zanaman is just a slight alteration of the characters in Manzana.
Yup
That was a great narrative and that episode went by pretty quick.
P.S. Why don’t you use the manage schedule button in the employee screen?
I've clicked it several times. I use it regularly when I have a specific employee that needs something, and I'm already looking at that screen. It's possible it just gets edited out, IDK
Maybe an idea to add a way to toggle things like laptops as decorative in the interior design menu 49:30
Also would be nice if the graphic design buisness could also serve as a way to discount marketing by designing the ads and billboards, so rather than paying the marketing team to do it all you are renting the the web ad hosting and the billboard space
Great to see more Big Ambitions.
bookstore... EASY... Char'd Books ;)
Great play through thus far. Will you be saving your stores as blueprints and upload to the steam wkshop?
Probably some of my favorites, yeah. I’ll put extra time into some of them, the bookstore being one of them. ;)
No coffee in the bookshop?
Loving the role play!
oh god a plase wer i can shop while sumone woches my kids yes pleass
I thought if you don't put an employee at a station like a cash register or coat check for example, it would lower the capacity of the building, or how many costumers will show up at any given time. Maybe I made a wrong assumption
CORRRRRRRECT! I'm switching that to a cash register anyways. It was silly to put a coat check thing in there (or two), when I can easily just add a register. :)
@@CharliePryor the coat check seems like easy money as long as you have enough customers to justify it. It's nice not having to stock something to get a sale. Anyways the game though doesn't really tell you some things or certain things aren't always clear.
@@kevinrussell3501 well coat check doesn’t actually work on this store, so it’s just staff doing nothing. That was sorta the roleplay for it, since I’m paying them to run a make believe day care. ;)
Hi Charlie I have a question, with this game do you have to stock the grocery store yourself, or do people do that for you?I guess I’m asking does this game have stockers for the shelves?
Hey! The employees stock the shelves in the store when they get to 0 inventory as long as the storage shelves in the back have the product, which can be stocked using Logistic Managers and Delivery Drivers present in the Warehouses, which can in turn be stocked using Purchasing Agents who handle contracts with importers on the dock.
What happens when you block your shop door can they get in.
you're Awesome!
am sliding intoyour comentsto say i love it
Thanks Katie ;) I’ll add that wine later too. ;)
Ayyyyy Aunt Katie herself! Your bookstore rocks. ^.^
Ikea has a section, where you can drop off your children while you shop. I believe their only requirement is that they are potty trained.
I can't wait till you start selling cars
Another great episode though.
Kids area in the back dude!!😂 That way you can run in, buy something, and run out without them seeing it. Also if you leave them in the kids place and go do your own browsing you don’t want kids near the front door where someone can kidnap them. Rookie! 😂😂
Both of those things are completely opposite of what I want as a parent. I specifically have an enclosed area which is directly staffed watching kids, with walls blocking vision through everything except angles that are coming from within the store already. All areas are covered by cameras, and there are multiple security guards on duty. This covers both issues in what you are talking about it.
@@CharliePryorI saw you went with an IKEA style club house kinda setup later in the video. Makes more sense. Although my wife never drops the kids off in IKEA. Your wife must be more laid back than mine😂
Does the game support controllers?
Yes