Advanced Burgershot Job

Burgershot is the beating heart of civilian roleplay on almost every busy server — the place where cops grab lunch, criminals hold awkward truces and new players land their first job. This advanced Burgershot job gives that iconic restaurant a complete, playable workflow: real cooking stations, real orders and a boss office that turns the franchise into an actual business.

Working the burgershot line

• Grill patties, drop fries and mix drinks at dedicated kitchen stations, each with its own interaction and timing.
• Recipes combine ingredients into menu items, so stock management and prep work matter.
• Finished food lands as usable inventory items that feed into your hunger and thirst systems.
• Counter service connects the kitchen to customers: take the order, call the number, ring the register.

Running the business

• Employee ranks from trainee to manager with duty tracking and wage flow.
• A boss menu handles hiring, firing, promotions and the society account.
• Stock purchasing keeps supply runs on the schedule, giving drivers and juniors real tasks.
• Pricing control lets the manager chase profit — or run promotions that pack the lobby.

Why Burgershot slots matter

• It is the classic first job: easy to learn, social by nature and a proven on-ramp that converts visitors into regulars.
• A staffed restaurant creates constant walk-in roleplay for everyone else in the city.
• Shift drama, health inspections and robbery attempts write themselves once the fryer is real.

Practical to deploy

Built for ESX with the standard install pattern, the job wires into your existing society, billing and inventory stack, and the open files let you rename items, move stations or rebalance wages in minutes. Most cities have the restaurant hiring the same evening they upload it. If you want more food-service variety, pair it with the full Restaurant System or browse our jobs & business scripts collection for the rest of your city's payroll.