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About This File
In September 1970, Paul Orfalea, just out of college, borrowed enough money to open his first photocopy shop in Isla Vista, the campus community of the University of California at Santa Barbara. Instead of calling it "Paul's Copies," he called it "Kinko's" after the nickname given to him by his college buddies because of his curly, reddish hair.
Lot Type : 2x2 Growable and Plop
Statistics :
Plop Cost : $3,000 ; Bulldoze Cost : $300
Jobs Provided : 37, Cs$
Pollution : Air - 7, Water - 4, Garbage - 11
Power used : 3, Water Used : 6
Yimby Effects : none, Nimby Effects : none
Transit Enabled Plop : No
More Info in Readme File
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