Very neat game! The concept is very fitting for the apocalypse theme, and brought back bad  Customer Service Employee memories! It's incredibly good and smart, you made the different managements very fun. 

I won't nitpick at the art direction, it works fine with how little time we had. In fact, making everything readable made it it work incredibly well.

Sometimes I did feel like the customers asking for multiple of the same item in a line did mess me up, and I swear at times I would give them the exact amount only for the first item to go to +1 instead.  And the fridge auto-closes a bit too fast, it made getting +13 of something hard.

Though, that's not too heavily something I would change, it works fine!

With how much tensity and stress doing each day made me feel, espcially in the endless mode, I could definitely see this work in a horror theme as well. I think this concept is very well made.

First and foremost: Great game, stupidly fun.

Made it to day 9 with a score of 3380 points on my first attempt, so I think I've seen what the game has to offer.

It captures the spirit of an overcooked-like frantic management game perfectly, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. At the time of writing this, this is definitely my favorite game of the jam, and it'll be hard to dethrone it.

Some minor nitpicking, cause we can't go without that ;)

The sun's reflection made it so the item on my counter at the very right wasn't visible at the start of the game (also sometimes in the midst of play). I did quickly figure out that that item had to be a triangle, but it's just a minor detail that can be improved.

Sometimes it seemed that customers approached my shop with a little more than half their patience left. I am not sure if that's because they were waiting in line already, or what caused that.
I've also tried to look out for that in particular, and sometimes people waiting in the back of the line still come up to the counter with full patience. So I am really not sure why exactly that happened.

Sometimes people queued up behind other people, that weren't even at the shop yet. I can definitely see why that happened from a programmer's POV, but it's a minor thing that can be improved.

Sometimes people also walked a full circle around their goal position in front of the shop, which seemed like a funny little bug to me :D

If the player moves the mouse towards the bottom and top edge of the screen, the camera starts moving. Seems like a remnant of a feature that isn't used anymore, and thus confuses more than helps.

The endless mode of the game sadly becomes impossible once you don't start the game with enough water, because once you have to do smth else than serving the customers, you pass out of thirst. So maybe giving the player some extra water to help after passing out would be a good addition!

But all nitpicking aside: An amazing entry for a wonderful jam. 4.5/5.

My score: 1108, day 6.

It's an enjoyable concept, although rather difficult in my opinion. But I'm impressed it's so fleshed out despite the short duration of the jam. The sounds people make is really funny and adds to the experience.

The only thing is that your main activity (spam clicking buttons to get the right # of items) feels a bit mundane. Maybe it needs to be mundane enough for one to be able to do the other side-activities, but I just wish it didn't involve spam clicking.

Good job on this though, it was enjoyable to play through!