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. . . 2. (8%) The owner of a retailer store, BestSale2, wants to know how well his company is serving the customers. Therefore, he hires a student from Bentley University as a consultant to conduct the investigation. Applying the theory learned from GB214, the student consultant plans first to create a Service Design Flow Chart (SDFC) to fully understand the service process of BestSale2 The student discovers that the major actions conducted by the customers include: Park the car in the parking lot and enter the store Look for the products they want Ask the employees for helps if there are any questions Find the products and check out Leave the store Meanwhile, the major actions of employees include: Help customers for questions Help check out Review the products on shelf regularly Help customers find desired products In night, receive products from suppliers and upload them to the shelf In night, check daily transaction to update the inventory and the revenue information Please draw a service design flow chart (SDFC) to describe the service process and the interactions between customers and employees. (Note: (1) Make sure your SDFC have all required components and separation lines; (2) In addition to the above major actions, you can add other actions if you find necessary