@simsplayer818I believe they will. Considering food stays I think it will be fine. As they are in buy debug mode so they stay and work fine.
@simsplayer818 That's a great idea using copypasto. It would certainly help with lowering those restocking fees. :-)
Here is a link to my Floral and Art retail shop if you're curious.
https://www.ea.com/games/the-sims/the-sims-4/pc/gallery/B68A71C7870F11ED8C4926A91520AB2B
This is an "update" to the original lot, which I shared without any arrangements. For the update, I added an "employee restroom" in the break area and, after some testing revealed sims will buy the glitched arrangements, I decided to leave them so there is more to sell right away. Apparently sims don't care how awful these arrangements look. haha
This is what the glitch looks like, in case you were wondering. I just realized they don't keep the vases. They all have the same vase which is not how I saved it.
@JonaO703Aww what a lovely shop! Yes I see what you mean about the flowers but somehow it still looks pretty because of the background.
I managed to have Cinnamon purchase 2 retail lots. HQ was Magnolia Promenade, that's where the Wiccan helped with copypasto as my Flower arranging skill was broken for a while. So my florist couldn't make new arrangements to stock the shop. She also had a smaller shop with a flat above it in Mt Komorebi (attached). Plus a big house in Brindleton Bay with a plant nursery, phew. I've got all that work to do again in my rebuilt game.
I also get my scientist Sim to leave cloning machines in a few empty retail lots for future store owners to make copies for stocking their stores as it works great for jungle treasures. My Wiccan set up her own little shop in Strangerville with a few of the flower arrangements she copied for Cinnamon plus a lot of things like gold frogs and Hearts of Sulani and she even copied a load of her CoL preserves and knitted toys. That worked well for the rarer colours of knitted toys considered "poor" because they are actually nice colours but tend to be one offs.
