The Case Enjoyer
A customer who buys the display, not the shelf.
A pop-culture customer defined by the display case: he arrives for what is presented behind glass rather than what is stacked on the counter.
The Case Enjoyer makes display value mechanically real — the case is not decoration, it is a shop-window that decides which buyer class answers.
The Case Enjoyer is the clearest example of a customer who reads the shop rather than the price list. What is behind the glass is the advertisement, and the customer who answers it is looking for something worth showing off.
That makes case discipline a strategy rather than tidiness: a case full of junk is a shop telling the richest customers in the district that there is nothing to see.
Counter protocol
- Show the best stock in the case, not the cheapest.
- He can be disabled in the gameplay options if you want a quieter counter.
- Anything left in the case is also visible to inspections.
Related stock
Where this comes from
The Case Enjoyer is one of the pop-culture customers that the option disables.
“under Gameplay, which stops pop culture inspired customers (the Case Enjoyer and the Foodie Tourist) from visiting the store.”
Community guides describe how display-case contents change which buyers the shop attracts.
“Customer slots. So stuffing the case”
Caption as spoken (verbatim)
customer slots. So stuffing the case
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