True ending requirements
Community routes agree on two central requirements: keep at least $250 for the ending and do not call Clyde. Treat this as launch-period community guidance until an official source documents the ending logic.
Protect the run
- Avoid killing human customers because a single fine can remove the route's narrow cash margin.
- Complete cleaning, restocking, and owner events instead of rushing directly to the end of a shift.
- Collect event rewards and use the post-shift reward opportunities available to your run.
- Keep enough cash for required payments rather than treating the displayed total as fully spendable.
- Do not call Clyde when the story offers that choice.
Why a run can finish short
Missed store tasks, human-customer penalties, skipped events, and random run variation can all reduce the final margin. If a run repeatedly ends a few dollars short, review penalties and missed rewards before changing the ending decision.