Why did the do they need to closed when they are rebuilding
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Superpenguin
Penguins! <3
To add a sense of realism.
TeddysMama711
Shaker of Trees
You sure like to complain, don't you?
taylalatbh
Senior Member
That's a horrendous sentence. Anyway, it's to make it seem more real. Shop refits can take days, or even weeks in real life.
It's a little different going into a house when they're unpacking than it is to go into a shop when it's being refitted!
I remember back in 1998, I walked into my family's new house while they were in the final stages of building it: I remember that there was no carpeting, the walls had yet to be painted, and there was a massive hole in the floorboards. Yet, when my potential boss was refurbishing their store two years ago (they never re-opened - the family went back to their home country before the work was complete) they wouldn't let staff in never mind the customers and their shop was in a much better state than my family's house had been!
I remember back in 1998, I walked into my family's new house while they were in the final stages of building it: I remember that there was no carpeting, the walls had yet to be painted, and there was a massive hole in the floorboards. Yet, when my potential boss was refurbishing their store two years ago (they never re-opened - the family went back to their home country before the work was complete) they wouldn't let staff in never mind the customers and their shop was in a much better state than my family's house had been!
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