Modify the game model to match the actual number of customers

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I opened the largest fast food restaurant, and business is thriving. Customers stream in continuously around the clock, with queues that wrap several times around the restaurant. Some customers even temporarily leave due to the long queue. Consequently, I increased the number of cashiers from 4 to 6, then to 8, and finally to 16 to eliminate the need for customers to queue up to the door.

Observing customers’ relentless spending, I believed I had struck it rich. However, upon checking the next day, I found that the peak number of customers was 75, while the low was a mere 10 in the evening. Were those seemingly endless customers from last night ghosts?

Therefore, I hope the number of customers in the game model aligns with the statistics.

Additionally, I’m uncertain whether the ingredient deduction is based on the game model or customer statistics. For instance, if I see that 100 people have bought hamburgers in the game model, but only 10 are counted, will there be 100 fewer or 10 fewer hamburgers on the shelf in the store? Should the inventory be deducted by 100 or 10?

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Hello. The customers do match for the most part. Fast food and Coffee end up lagging behind because the employees have to go get to food, which results in laggy queues (especially if your store isn’t set up as efficiently or employees have to walk a lot).

That won’t happen, though. If you see 100 people order 100 hamburgers, then you will have sold 100 hamburgers.

What you’re seeing though, is that when you’re in the store, fast food usually ends up working slower than they should, especially if your store isn’t set up very efficiently (the employees have to travel between machines). So, if you’re standing in the store, the queues might get really long. But that’s really the result of slow queues, not extra high volume of customers.

So, adding 16 cash registers really isn’t going to help at all. 4 cash registers will get you the maximum customers, but if you’re standing inside watching, it will lag a bit!