After about an hour and a half, Arienol came to the coffee shop.
"What happened?
"For one thing, I chose my best. Franz, I'm gonna go inside now, so you can come check it out."
I'm sure you have no right to say no.
- And I went to check on the property Arienol decided to call this.
It's a Bedtown property... but there's something about it that doesn't really fall.
"Yeah. The contents of the store are normal. It's not in an extremely inconspicuous place, nor is there a fatal flaw in the interval"
I frowned.
On the surface, there's nothing wrong with it, so it's unsettling for a reason.
No, well, in a way, it's also a benefit of not complaining...
"I don't have a problem, but it's too cheap!
The property, which came on the inside, was extremely cheap compared to the neighborhood property there.
It's like saying there's something like this. It's unlikely he made it cheaper at the landlord's whim.
The woman in charge was also cold sweating. You looked subtle before you came.
"Um, you got something?
Hi, I think Arienol might have stopped me.
"This is... what we call an accident property."
Which means someone died in this building.
"This was originally a two-story apartment. Of which the suicide was better in the room on the ground floor...... The other rooms were vacant, so the landlord smashed through the wall and remodeled it for the store will be the property now. I'm just still available..."
Well, it's better than not knowing why. I mean, legally, shouldn't I have hidden the accident property?
"By the way, I'm already listening. I think this is a good place."
Like nothing, Arienol said.
Seriously...... I thought you could do whatever you wanted. I thought...
Does that make an accident property a choice, normal!?
"The building itself is old, but the years since it was remodeled are known. Besides, it's cheaper than anything. And I haven't heard much talk about accident properties locally, either because a single person died. It means that there is no more negative image. And cheap."
You said it was cheap twice.
Yeah, cheap is important too......
"We have nothing to disagree with as long as you understand the contract…"
The person in charge who decided to sell the accident property is also confused.
"Mm-hmm. I have no objection to Master Arienol!
I really buy it......
But there Arienol laughed well.
"Anyway, Master Arienol is a black wizard!
The language had a different confidence than reckless optimism.
I no longer have any reason to disagree......
I guess I speeded up saying cool things......
After returning to the real estate store, Arienol officially decided to rent the accident property. As far as I'm concerned, "I've made up my mind" is the honest feeling.
It's a huge advantage to go up cheap if you think only of the monetary side.
When tenants are expensive, you have to do everything you can to make money first.
Many people would say that would be the basis of business. It's not a mistake on one side.
But if the feeling that we're going to make too much money comes forward, the guests will still feel it, and their legs can be far away.
Around here, the psychology of the user is difficult, and I feel rebellious when I see too much sense that I'm making money or that I'm making money.
It's not good to see the desperation of not making money, especially in a small restaurant with a good view of the maker's face. It doesn't mean weighing in on pure poverty, it simply makes you uncomfortable as a store and make a bad impression.
Incidentally, there are some cases where you've made bigger mistakes just thinking about making money.
When I read a book about running a restaurant, it also lists things like past failures.
One of them is that they changed tables and the like to increase the turnover of the store, making it difficult to sit around for a long time.
Speaking of what happened, the number of customers had itself decreased and the store was forced to close.
Do you have any customers who would like to come to a restaurant that's uncomfortable? There is no normal. The idea of making it uncomfortable and increasing the turnover had broken down as the way the store was. Shops should be for customers only. It's a paradox that a guest feels bad.
So it's better that the store side can afford it managementally. In the end it leads to the benefit of the customer. If you don't like it when you sit here for a long time, it will be difficult to revisit the store.
But... an accident property...
Wouldn't have any trouble with another dimension at all......?
Arienol went back to the Morco Forest once he finished his store contract.
Because you're going to need to be ready to close the store, and you're going to need to move.
By the way, I said before I left that I would also help you prepare to close and move.
"Franz, you don't have to send salt there"
and politely declined.
I've already lent my hand, and I think it's the same now, but it doesn't seem to be the same in Arienol.
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"I know how he feels."
That's what Mary told me when I told her during the meal that I was anxious at the accident property.
"Franz is too close to him. Thankfully, if you don't put a toothpick somewhere, it's going to keep sweetening and scare me."
"Is that why you're praising me?
"Yeah."
There he did not give in, and Mary nodded.
Hi, I thought you said he was too pitiful over here to be the one to hurt people. Let's take it as better than being told he's like a hippo who parasitizes on his opponent and gets paid.
"Heh heh, that's the least noticeable thing about him."
Serria laughed happily as if she had been praised.
"Well, Franz, I know you're a good person."
Dr. Gudamal even told me.
"I'm the only one who seems to be out of company in this house..."