Opening convenience store beside busy and remote office building

[Anonymous No.2480473]

>Always thinking about what businesses I could start to avoid being a wagecuck such as a convenience store
>Get job at a office in a heavily industrial area
>The nearest convenience store is more than a 40 minute walk
>Office has at least 10 customers walking in and out of it minimum
>At peak hours we have at least 30 to 50 customers waiting, some might have families with them bringing this number to around 100+ people every hour.
>Could easily open shop beside them and hire Pajeet to sell coffee, doughnuts and cigarettes.
>Most of the customers are waiting anywhere from 30 minutes, some up to 4+ hours at a time pacing in and out the building.
It seems like the perfect place, should I do it?

[Anonymous No.2480554]

yeah

[Anonymous No.2480575]

>>2480473
Sounds good

[Anonymous No.2481724]

It sounds good, but first, ask yourself this.
Why hasn't someone already done this?

It may be that there's already a turf war in progress, and that the only reason someone hasn't opened anything there is that they're already fighting over the matter.
It often happens that endeavors like this one are sabotaged by establishments like building cafeterias, or mob-owned shops a couple blocks down, stuff like that.

But that's not the case, good for you, sounds solid.