(She is, for all monetary purposes, a first-generation Sim. Okay, so she's started up her business as a home business because, let's face it, she's poor. May as well have her do something now, huh? (Let it never be said that my Sims guides lack continuity.) I put her through college at some point between University and Nightlife, and she's been chilling in the Sim Bin since graduation. Our star this time around is Jillian National, daughter of Kelly from the original guide. Time to start in on the classic PyroFalkon-classic (and now IGN-classic) screenshots and cast. Now, it's time to figure out what you want to sell. Plop that on the counter, and you're good to go. Then, head into Electronics > Miscellaneous, and buy one of the two cash register types. Pick one of a nice style (doesn't matter whether it's an island or a regular counter), and place it somewhere. You need a counter cash registers cannot be placed on dining tables, coffee tables, or anything else. Go into Buy Mode, and head to the Surfaces sort. No matter what you sell, you need a cash register before you do anything else. It's not a terrible inconvenience it just wastes a little bit of time.
That is, if you sell nothing but beds, and then decide to start selling potted plants instead, it's a minor pain to switch all your inventory around. Once you decide what to sell, it will be a logistical pain in your butt to change to something else. One of the sample shops in Bluewater Village is an electronics shop, for example, that sells TVs and stereos. You can be Wal-Mart and sell a little bit of everything, or you can restrict yourself to one type of item. The game is lenient and doesn't discriminate between a specialty shop and a general shop. The first question you should ask yourself is, what do I want to sell? No shop can run without having things for sale.
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