Oh no doubt. The actual staff wouldn’t have to live there. They’d just have to have that much housing built up over the stores.
But also thinking strip malls that are often filled with small stores already owned and operated by a family. They’d only need one or two units overhead, thus being close to as described in the original post.
Im not living on site and working at the company store…
The number of managers that would come upstairs to knock on your door to get you to cover a shift; it angers me just imagining it.
Oh no doubt. The actual staff wouldn’t have to live there. They’d just have to have that much housing built up over the stores.
But also thinking strip malls that are often filled with small stores already owned and operated by a family. They’d only need one or two units overhead, thus being close to as described in the original post.
Also gives a solid advantage to the small mom and pop over the soulless profit machine, I like this idea :)