Tiny Tower for iPhone: Guide, Walkthrough, Strategies, tips and tricks

Game: Tiny Tower
Compatible with: iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad with iOS 3.0 or later.
Seller: Ian Marsh
Company: NimbleBit
iTunes link: Tiny Tower (Free with In-app purchases, not required to play and enjoy all the game, just to help)

Guide

Here is how Tiny Tower works. Upon starting the game, you are greeted by a fresh new tower and a simple lobby. Working through the tutorial, you build your first residential floor and your first production floor, move in your first Bitizen and give them a job. The Bitizen gets to work creating items to sell, bringing in coins. Spend those coins on building more floors and eventually your tower will reach up into the sky.

The floors

Each floor has three items to stock, and each one is on a different timer. When an item’s stock sells out, its your job to tell your Bitizens to order more, a task that takes anywhere from a minute to a few hours depending on the item. When that timer fills up, you also need to order them to put the item up for sale again. When you are overseeing a few production floors, this means checking in occasionally. When you have got a 40 story tower, on the other hand, this production cycle will quickly take over your life, if you let it.

The game uses local notifications to let you know when the first item is available to restock after closing the app. This is a great way to stay on top of your towers’ needs early on, but with enough production floors it might just make you crazy. I turned notifications off pretty quickly, and discovered something cool—unlike most of these appointment gaming types, I can peek into my tower at any time and find something to do. There is always something ready to stock, or someone waiting to ride the elevator. So Tiny Tower fits perfectly into any little gaps of time you have for it. And with no spoilage mechanic, the only thing to lose by ignoring it is the coins you could have been earning in the meantime.

The Bitizens

If this all sounds like a lot of managing timers and pushing buttons, you will be happy to know there is a bit more to it. The Bitizens are really the heart and soul of Tiny Tower. Their comings and goings will occupy a lot of your attention. For starters, they each have their own set of talents. There are five categories of production floor, and individual Bitizens are stronger working at some and weaker at others. They also have their own little dreams. Bitizens working in their dream jobs are better than their counterparts, and you get a tidy bonus for putting them there. Want to see what they’re thinking? Hit up Bitbook, a virtual social network for your virtual workers that’s filled with quips and little hints.

The elevator

You are also in control of their literal comings and goings, because you control your tower’s elevator. Ferrying Bitizens to their destination nets you tips, both in coins and Bux, the game’s premium currency. Occasionally, VIPs show up to add a bit of strategy to the game. They have special abilities, and where you drop them off can make a big difference to your production.

Customization

For the creative types, you can customize your tower to the nines. You can’t pick which floors are built, just which categories you’re creating, but you can move your floors around and paint them to match any color scheme you can imagine. You can also dress up your Bitizens with a palette and outfit randomizer. It took a bit of persistence, but I’ve got all my employees dressed smartly in per-floor uniforms. The adorable pixel art makes this extra satisfying.

Tower Bux

The premium aspects of the game are more than fair. You can buy Tower Bux with real money, but you can also earn them as tips or as bonuses for fully stocking a production floor. A Where is Waldo-style mini-game also awards them. You can exchange them for coins or as timesavers to build a floor faster, finish stocking it, upgrade your elevator or move in a Bitizen. If you’re really keen to get ahead, purchasing Bux will help. But if you just play regularly you will always have lots to do and plenty of chances to expand. Nothing is locked out for players who don’t want to pay.

Other than a nitpick or two (it would be nice to toggle the elevator-style music off and keep the sound on, for instance), my only real concern is the lack of social integration. These games are always better with friends (many of whom you can find in our forums), but the only thing you can really do with your buddies in Tiny Tower is compete with them on the Game Center leaderboard and for achievements, and look at their towers. Maybe we will see more social options in the future, like something to exchange with friends or something to do in their towers.

But enough talk. Tiny Tower is another great, free game from the guys at NimbleBit, and you should definitely check it out. Just try not to get too caught up in the lives of your little Bitizens – it’s important to put the game down once in a while.

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Source: touchArcade

Tips

1. The fastest way to get coins is to grind until you get 50 tower bux, then buy the 100k coin package. With around 1 hour of gaming time, it is possible to get 30+ tower bux and 6 floors.
2. Bitizens will never move out on their own. Employee skill levels affect how big of a discount you get on restocking products.
3. The more bitizens working at the businesses, the more products you can sell at once and the more money you earn.
4. Always fully staff a business before moving to the next one. Always have ample residential floors.
5. You get tower bux for doing various tasks during the game which can fast forward any stock/build time you have, and if you find a VIP visiting the lobby you can take them to any floor under construction to instantly complete the job.
6. Match the jobs you assign to Bitizens to their job-skill ratings. Don’t shy away from evicting Bitizens whose skills don’t fit into the vacant floors you have.
7. For an initial boost, save up 50 cash and trade it for 100,000 gold. Instead of spending cash to speed things up initially, sacrifice your first day’s gameplay by waiting for constructions and restockings to complete by themselves, while transporting Bitizens on elevators manually to hoard up your bux.
8. To help with the above… get into a habit of saving cash! Bored of transporting Bitizens up and down the elevator? Multi-task out into a game of NBA Jam, lap of Real Racing 2 or match of First Touch Soccer and come back while your floors are being built or items are being restocked.
9. Make sure all of your shops’ three employment-slots are filled with skilled workers. Keep your floors fully stocked with items before logging off or taking a break, letting you sell maximum stock while away. If you’re 15-20 stock away from hitting empty on a Level 2 or 3 item, consider spending Cash to restock it fast before logging off.
10. Plan your next move. You will usually have more unemployed Bitizens in your hotel than working ones initially, since only 3-slots exist per store. Decide which shop you want to open next and invite only Bitizens with that particular skill-set to stay at your tower while you save up gold for the next floor.
11. Stock all three items on any shop to get a small coin bonus. There are NO ALERTS as to when an item goes out of stock; so keep your eyes peeled!
12. You can give each Bitizen a makeover for 1 coin per change. Beware, this is not mentioned explicitly in-game!
13. Change the theme of each room by tapping on it, and then hitting paint! You start off with 100 Paint-credits which can be used to renovate any room in your tower. When you run out, buy another 100 Paint-credits for 1 Bux!
14. It is easier organize and henceforth, manage your rooms, restaurants and other themed-floors if they are stacked together. Tap on the room you want to shift, and hit move! This costs 1 Bux every time you move any floor.
15. When doing the find a Bitizen mini-missions, you don’t need to find his exact position, just tap anywhere on the floor he or she is on!
16. It is really important to dump low skill tenants and try to keep the brightest. They will make your life much easier.
17. You only need a store to be staffed while you’re producing an item. So while a level three item requires three staff members at the store to produce, once the item is produced you can move them to a different store and the item will remain at the store, and continue to be sold. I imagine you need to leave at least one bitizen at the store to keep it open.

    So you can shuffle level 8/9 employees around. It is super helpful while you’re waiting for newly built apartments to fill up, and awesome when combined with certain stores that have HUGE inventory counts, like the soda brewery (stocks 1500 level 3 items).

It’s evident there are lots of minor details which the tutorial initially leaves out, only to encourage you to discover things by yourself while playing. Feel free to post your tips and strategies here.

Advanced Strategies

Above all, this one has helped me out the most: the game has some in-built mechanic to send a larger number of Bitizens to Housing Floors which are fully occupied or Shops as opposed to ones which have vacant spots. Take advantage of this by keeping one empty slot in each housing floor you own. If the Bitizen who just arrived has a high Job Skill Rating + wants a Dream Job in one of the establishments you own, keep him/her and evict someone else in the house. If the Bitizen which arrives seems like a waste, evict and wait for another.

By constantly keeping a slot open in each housing establishment, you increase your chances of filling in your Shops with employees who want them as Dream Jobs.

Job-Skill Ratings (out of 10) contribute towards a percentage discount while restocking any floor.
ie: If three employees, each possessing a rating of 9 towards a particular skill are working in the appropriate store, a total of 27% of the normal price will be discounted each time you restock items on that floor.

Dream Jobs: 1 worker with dream job will get you double stock on the first sale item, two dream workers will get you double stock on the first and second items, three dream workers gets you double stock on all three.

Want to change one of your stores? Not happy with the Womens’ Fashion Store or Frozen Yogurt stall?
Wait for all stocks to get depleted from the store you want to change (to make the most of your invested money), and hit DELETE. This does not cost any Bux nor gold but it will put the floor back on construction mode; BUT it will take the next amount of time to build than your last built floor, just as if you had purchased a new level for your tower.

Cycle your Bitizens if you are low on housing-space. They are required to STOCK STORES, not sell the items in the store. The latter happens automatically; therefore, you can fill up a store with three employees, finish stocking all three levels, then assign them at different floors. Comes in handy during SOME situations – I personally don’t take advantage of this too much with so many Bitizens on hand already to manage.

General Tips

How to spend the bux
Suggested order for spending Bux initially in the game would be as follows:

1. Transport as many passengers as possible, collect tips and start building your Bux hoard.
2. Do not spend Bux on restocking Level 1 or Level 2 items. Level 3 (the longest), go for it.
3. Save up 50 Bux and trade them for 100,000 gold.
4. Spend the 100,000 you receive on building up as many floors as you can, while saving some for re-stocking purposes.
5. It’s time to start saving up your Bux – as mentioned above, only spend them on speeding up Level-3 (the longest) store items – wait out Levels 1 and 2, they’re usually considerably shorter.
6. Once you have 25 more Bux saved up, it’s time for your first Elevator upgrade – you won’t realize how helpful this is until you actually upgrade it and find out for yourself!
7. Keep collecting Bux, upgrading your tower as well as its’ Elevator going – build a variety of shops and have a great time with the game.

• To help with the above… get into a habit of SAVING CASH! Bored of transporting Bitizens up and down the elevator? Multi-task out into a game of NBA Jam, lap of Real Racing 2 or match of First Touch Soccer and come back while your floors are being built or items are being restocked.
• Make sure all of your shops’ three employment-slots are filled with skilled workers. Keep your floors fully stocked with items before logging off or taking a break, letting you sell maximum stock while away. If you’re 15-20 stock away from hitting empty on a Level 2 or 3 item, consider spending Cash to restock it fast before logging off.
• Plan your next move. You will usually have more unemployed Bitizens in your hotel than working ones initially, since only 3-slots exist per store. Decide which shop you want to open next and invite only Bitizens with that particular skill-set to stay at your tower while you save up gold for the next floor.
• Stock all three items on any shop to get a small coin bonus. There are NO ALERTS as to when an item goes out of stock; so keep your eyes peeled!
• You can give each Bitizen a makeover for 1 coin per change. Beware, this is not mentioned explicitly in-game!
• Change the theme of each room by tapping on it, and then hitting PAINT! You start off with 100 Paint-credits which can be used to renovate any room in your tower. When you run out, buy another 100 Paint-credits for 1 “Bux”!
• It’s easier organize and henceforth, manage your rooms, restaurants and other themed-floors if they are stacked together. Tap on the room you want to shift, and hit MOVE! This costs 1 “Bux” every time you move any floor.
• When doing the “find a Bitizen” mini-missions, you don’t need to find his exact position (a-la Where’s Waldo) – just tap anywhere on the floor he or she is on!

Source: touchArcade forums

VIPs

Brown shirt: Deliveryman (Removes 3hrs worth of restocking time)
Yellow hardhat: Construction worker (Removes 3hrs worth of construction of new floors)
Green shirt with Glasses: Big Spender (Buys out item from floor)

List of Tiny Tower Floors (by time)

This is a list of all of the floors, separated by category, and ordered in ascending order of the 3rd/2nd/1st items’ restocking times (listed in minutes). This information is from the game files, for those who are curious.

[Source: Toucharcade.com]

Food

Coffee House,5,10,20
Sub Shop,10,15,20
Sushi Bar,2,8,25
Pub,1,10,25
Mexican Food,1,10,30
Smoothie Shop,4,15,30
Frozen Yogurt,5,15,30
Sky Burger,10,15,30
Diner,5,20,30
Vegan Food,10,25,35
Tea House,5,25,40
Asian Cuisine,10,25,45
Pizza Place,5,30,45
Fancy Cuisine,10,30,50
Scoops,3,15,180
Bakery,30,45,180

Service
Barber Shop,5,10,30
Laundromat,5,20,40
Health Club,30,45,120
Pharmacy,10,60,120
Travel Agency,15,60,120
Day Spa,45,60,120
Fortune Teller,30,45,160
Dentists Office,60,120,180
Optometrist,60,120,180
Ship & Print,15,30,200
Bank,15,80,200
Wedding Chapel,30,120,360
Tutoring Center,120,180,360
Martial Arts,240,480,700
Doctors Office,60,180,1000
Private eye,180,500,1000

Recreation
Comedy Club,5,8,25
Video Rental,4,15,30
Night Club,5,10,45
Casino,20,45,100
Arcade,5,15,120
Mini Golf,30,60,120
Planetarium,40,100,120
Theater,45,120,180
Aquarium,30,45,200
Cineplex,15,120,200
Museum,45,80,220
Paintball Arena,45,120,245
Bowling Alley,5,30,300
Racquetball,30,60,300
Volleyball Club,30,60,300
Cyber Cafe,15,30,400

Retail
Toy Store,6,15,30
Plant Nursery,13,38,55
Book Store,15,25,60
Shoe Store,20,30,60
Hat Shop,15,45,60
Bike Shop,20,30,80
Furniture Store,20,60,80
Music Store,10,45,110
Record Shop,25,50,150
Game Store,20,40,160
Fabric Shop,10,45,160
Comic Store,15,60,180
Mens Fashion,15,35,200
Womens Fashion,15,35,200
Tech Store,30,60,230
Mapple Store,30,120,300

Creative
Photo Studio,15,30,60
Soda Brewery,20,40,100
Cake Studio,45,75,200
Pottery Studio,60,80,220
Graphic Design,60,100,300
Glass Studio,60,120,300
Tattoo Parlor,45,160,300
Ad Agency,45,140,330
Wood Shop,60,160,330
Art Studio,100,200,400
Software Studio,60,200,500
Fashion Studio,60,300,500
Recording Studio,45,400,600
Game Studio,60,200,700
Film Studio,120,200,700
Architect Office,120,320,800

List of Tiny Tower Floors (by products, items)

A list of all types of floors (Residential/Food/Creative/Retail/Service) and their respective products / items / services.

Nº
Name
Type

Product A
Product B
Product C


1
Construction
Construction






2
Tattoo Parlor
Creative
Butterfly
Demon Skull
Fancy Parrot



3
Software Studio
Creative
Calendar App
Anti-Virus App
Bank Software


4

Pottery Studio
Creative
Simple Bowl
Pretty Plate
Detailed Vase


5
Glass Studio
Creative

Green Tumbler
Orange Vase
Aqua Bottle


6
Art Studio
Creative
Small Portrait
Still Life

Landscape


7
Photo Studio
Creative
Pet Portrait
Single Portrait
Family Portrait



8
Fashion Studio
Creative
Wrap Design
Blouse Design
Outfit Design


9

Recording Studio
Creative
Jingle Recording
Single Recording
Album Recording


10
Wood Shop
Creative

Chair
Rocking Horse
Bookcase


11
Architect Office
Creative
Room Addition
House Design

Tower Design


12
Graphic Design
Creative
Album Cover
Band Poster
Web Site



13
Film Studio
Creative
Food Commercial
TV Episode
Movie Shoot


14

Ad Agency
Creative
Print Ad
Billboard Ad
TV Ad


15
Game Studio
Creative

Match 3 Game
City Sim
MMORPG


16
Cake Studio
Creative
Single Layer
Double Layer

Triple Layer


17
Soda Brewery
Creative
Cherry Soda
Cola 6 Pack
Soda Keg



18
Empty Floor
Empty





19
Sushi Bar
Food

California Roll
Tuna Sushi8
Sea Urchin


20
Mexican Food
Food
Chips & Salsa

Tacos
Shrimp Platter


21
Tea House
Food
Green Tea
Dumplings
Pork Katsu



22
Vegan Food
Food
Beet Salad
Roasted Potatoes
Soy burger


23
Frozen Yogurt
Food
Mini Chocolate
Medium Vanilla
Jumbo Swirl


24
Smoothie Shop
Food
Wheatgrass
Small Smoothie
Jumbo Juice


25
Sub Shop
Food
6 inch Sub
9 inch Sub

12 inch Sub


26
Coffee House
Food
Espresso
Tall Latte
Frappe



27
Sky Burger
Food
Fries
Nuggets
Big Burger


28

Asian Cuisine
Food
Spring Rolls
Noodle Bowl
Orange Tofu


29
Diner
Food

Cup of Joe
Bacon & Eggs
Soup & Sandwich


30
Pub
Food
Bar Nuts
Root Beer
Hot Wings


31
Pizza Place
Food
Pizza Slice
Personal Pan

Giant Pizza


32
Scoops
Food
Ice Cream Bar
Triple Scoop
Ice Cream Cake



33
Bakery
Food
Sugar Cookies
Walnut Muffins
Bread Loaf


34
Fancy Cuisine
Food
Sparkling Juice
Caviar
Roast Duck


35
Arcade
Recreation
1 Play
Extra Life
High Score


36
Video Rental
Recreation
Movie Rental
New Release

Console Rental


37
Museum
Recreation
Admission
Audio Tour
Charity Event



38
Aquarium
Recreation
Admission
Fish Toy
Annual Pass


39
Cineplex
Recreation
Popcorn
Matinee
3D Movie


40
Theater
Recreation
Interpretive Dance
Comedy
Tragedy


41
Planetarium
Recreation
Planet Tour
Solar Tour

Laser Show


42
Mini Golf
Recreation
1 Player Round
2 Player Round
3 Player Round



43
Volleyball Club
Recreation
Practice
Friendly Game
Tournament


44

Racquetball
Recreation
Practice
Friendly Game
Tournament


45
Bowling Alley
Recreation

Shoe Rental
Single Game
Tournament


46
Cyber Cafe
Recreation
Web Browsing
Computer Games

Game Tourney


47
Paintball Arena
Recreation
1 Paintballs
5 Paintballs
Paintballs



48
Night Club
Recreation
Cover Charge
Cocktail
VIP Ticket


49

Casino
Recreation
Nickel Slots
Dollar Slots45
Poker Game


50
Comedy Club
Recreation

LOL’s
LMAO’s8
ROFL’s


51
Plainlake Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom

3 Bed


52
Sweetside Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed



53
Tuscana Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


54

Lotus Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


55
Moderna Apts.
Residential

2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


56
Chateau Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom

3 Bed


57
50's Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed



58
Santa Fe Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


59

Gothic Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


60
Art Deco Apts.
Residential

2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


61
Rustic Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom

3 Bed


62
Eclectic Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed



63
Broadleaf Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


64

Safari Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


65
70's Apts.
Residential

2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


66
Loft Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom

3 Bed


67
High Tech Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed



68
Garden Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


69

Baycrest Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


70
Mismatch Apts.
Residential

2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


71
Nerd Cave Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom

3 Bed


72
Zen Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed



73
Beach Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


74

Club Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


75
Hacienda Apts.
Residential

2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


76
Greek Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom

3 Bed


77
Storage Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed



78
Brightpoint Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


79

Cottage Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


80
Greenwood Apts.
Residential

2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


81
Aquatic Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom

3 Bed


82
Stonecrest Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed



83
Bridgeview Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


84

Fawlty Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


85
Estate Apts.
Residential

2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


86
Pinehurst Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom

3 Bed


87
HiFi Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed



88
Birchside Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


89

Westgrove Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


90
Plumbrook Apts.
Residential

2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


91
Glendale Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom

3 Bed


92
Ridgemill Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed



93
Goldcreek Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


94

Silverwell Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


95
Mesa Apts.
Residential

2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


96
Dover Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom

3 Bed


97
Mistmont Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed



98
Devonshire Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


99

Mapleton Apts.
Residential
2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


100
Ivymoss Apts.
Residential

2nd Bedroom
3rd Bedroom
3 Bed


101
Toy Store
Retail
Toy Blocks
Rocket Ship

Toy Soldiers


102
Mapple Store
Retail
MyPod
MyPhone
MyBook



103
Book Store
Retail
Paperback
Hardback
Boxed Set


104

Shoe Store
Retail
Sandals
Sneakers
Dress Shoes


105
Hat Shop
Retail

Trucker Hat
Cowboy Hat
Top Hat


106
Record Shop
Retail
Single
Album

Discography


107
Music Store
Retail
Sheet Music
Trumpet
Electric Guitar



108
Bike Shop
Retail
Bike Shirt
Bike Wheel
Mountain Bike



109
Comic Store
Retail
Mage Cards
BattleClub Figure
Atom Man No 1


110
Furniture Store

Retail
Fake Plant
End Table
Modern Chair


111
Plant Nursery
Retail
Small Cactus

Hanging Plant
Fertilizer


112
Fabric Shop
Retail
Thread Spool
Quilt Square
Bolts of Fabric



113
Mens Fashion
Retail
Tie
Dress Belt
3 Piece Suit


114

Womens Fashion
Retail
Cute Hat
Purse
Nice Outfit


115
Tech Store
Retail

Camera
Laptop
Flat Screen TV


116
Game Store
Retail
Used Game
Controller

Game System


117
Barber Shop
Service
Shave
Haircut
Perm



118
Day Spa
Service
Pedicure
Facial
Stone Massage


119

Dentists Office
Service
Cleaning
Teeth Whitening
Gold Crown


120
Doctors Office
Service

Check Up
Prescription
Lab Test


121
Fortune Teller
Service
Palm Reading
Tarot Reading

Séance


122
Optometrist
Service
Eye Glasses
Contact Lenses
Laser Treatment



123
Health Club
Service
Weight Workout
Ball Workout
Cardio Workout


124

Martial Arts
Service
White Belt
Red Belt
Black Belt


125
Wedding Chapel
Service

Quick Hitch
Full Ceremony
Themed Ceremony


126
Laundromat
Service
Sock Fluff
Delicate Cycle

Denim Dry


127
Private eye
Service
Background Check
Surveillance5
Murder Mystery



128
Tutoring Center
Service
Addition Help
Grammar Help
Trig Help


129

Travel Agency
Service
Car Reservation
Flight Booking
Cruise Booking


130
Ship & Print

Service
Photocopies
Shipment
Sales Report


131
Pharmacy
Service
Cold Medicine

Flu Shot
Rx Refill


132
Bank
Service
Check Deposit
New Account
Loan Application

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