Food Chain Magnate: The Ketchup Mechanism & Other Ideas

No. When you would place one demand counter on an apartment, place two instead. Apartments have no maximum demand, and their demand is removed only if one restaurant meets all of it (p. 4).

No. You must resolve at least one of the card’s effects during Working 9–5, Dinnertime, or Payday; for a Marketeer, that means actually placing a campaign (p. 17).

No. Only houses with gardens can choose sushi; houses without gardens never want it, and parks are not gardens (p. 7).

No. If a suitable restaurant is found, the house buys one coffee from each coffee shop or restaurant with coffee along the traced shortest-distance route, but the destination restaurant never sells coffee to that house (pp. 11–12).

No. A new road is under construction and cannot be used for routes that turn. During Cleanup, remove its roadwork markers and flip it; it is then a normal usable road (pp. 15–16).

No. It makes your non-salary employees work a second time, but you cannot train an employee who has already been trained that turn unless you have a milestone that allows it (p. 22).