Miller leaned down, squinting at the black ink lines on her paper.

“What are those angled marks near the door?”

“That’s a low oak queue rail,” Caroline said.

“If we shift the main pine counter four feet to the left and angle the register bay, you can fit fifteen customers inside, out of the wind.”

“How much would a change like that cost me?” Miller asked.

“Eight hundred dollars total,” Caroline said.

“I supply the lumber, build the custom pine counter, and install the rail.”