Chapter 40 How much money is there in your hand

Author: Xiao Nuan

Chapter 40 How much money is there in your hand

Old Wu glared at Lao Jin in anger. He was right in his eyes, but he was not a ungrateful person. Besides, there were old friends in the middle, so he would give him some thin face.

Unexpectedly, the lion opened his mouth and directly quoted a market price, and then said fiercely, "I don't accept bargaining. If you want to rent it, just consider it yourself."

"Okay, Master Wu. I'm quite satisfied with this shop, but I have to go back and discuss it with my family, and then decide whether to rent it or not. Today I'll have a special trip."

"Yes." Lao Wu gave Lao Jin the key. Since the other party had not planned to rent it, he had no need to stay. It would be better to go home and go to the rocking chair.

"Remember to lock the door after reading it." He explained this and the person quickly left.

This Master Wu is the strangest and most direct old man Su Mu has ever seen, and it feels quite novel.

Lao Jin smiled, "He is such a person. If you contact him more in the future, you will find that this little old man is pretty good."

Su's mother smiled and did not respond.

She had already learned about this shop, so she asked Lao Jin, "Master Jin, you said there are several shops here, so please take me to see them." At this moment, Su's mother didn't feel hungry, and her face was full of interest.

"No problem." Lao Jin felt normal when he heard this. Renting a shop is not a trivial matter. If you don't understand it, it is appropriate to take a look at it more.

"The other locations are definitely not as good as here, but the store has a large space and the price is lower than this one. I don't know if it has been rented out now. I'll take you there first."

"Okay, I'll bother you, Master Jin."

The second shop I took Su Mu to see was actually not very far from the first one, just at the corner intersection in front of me.

The door was not open, but the sign hanging on it had been replaced. Lao Jin smiled embarrassedly, "This room seems to have been rented out. The old man will take you to see the next one."

Su Mu replied, okay.

She didn't find it surprising that the shop was rented out. It was reasonable. This was in the cinema, which was a relatively lively place. There were naturally many people who looked at it. Just like the one I saw in front, she probably would have opened the door again if it weren't for the price there.

It was her turn to see it again.

Thinking about it now, I felt a little grateful in my heart.

I am also looking forward to the shop I will see next, but I wonder if it is still there?

Turning to the alley, there are several shops inside, all of which are open to do business, but the bustling here is far less than half the entrance of the cinema. You have to walk two more steps in the shop, so there are even fewer people.

“That’s it.”

The shop has a door open and is still doing business. It doesn't look like it's about to rent it out at all. Su's mother was curious and looked at Lao Jin.

Lao Jin explained, "This shop was run by the owner of the shop. Before the shop was rented out, it was empty, that is, it was empty. Although I didn't make much money now, it can be regarded as daily living expenses."

"The shop next door is also his."

Su's mother nodded while looking. This was not her ideal position. She just admitted that her candy-fried chestnuts were not comparable to other families, but she failed to achieve the level of "the smell of wine is not afraid of the deep alley", so she dared not take this bet.

She had already made a fuss in her heart, but it didn't prevent her from knowing more. She went in and took a look and had a small exchange with the owner of the shop.

But that's all.

After coming out of the shop, Lao Jin said to Su's mother, "In addition, I only know two empty shops, which are still a little distance from here. It can be said that it is also a certain distance from the cinema. Do you want to go and have a look?"

Lao Jin kindly reminded.

He could see that when he was looking at the shop just now, the chestnut boss was a little indifferent, and the two rooms were not necessarily better than the one just now. He didn't think Su's mother would be interested, so he asked.

"Then I won't go and see it." Su's mother thought about it and felt it was unnecessary, so she thanked Lao Jin, "I'll bother Master Jin today. I have to go home to discuss the matter of renting a shop with my family, and I'll give you a reply at that time."

"This is not urgent. Renting a shop is a big deal. It is necessary to discuss it with your family." Lao Jin expressed his understanding and told Su's mother, "The old man lives near the cinema. Every other day, he would come to the boss's stall to buy some candy and fried chestnuts to eat. It is easy to meet the old man."

Su's mother laughed when she heard this.

"There must be some sugar-fried chestnuts, Master Jin will come and buy them with confidence."

"Then the relationship is good."

"The old man goes back first. The boss's wife should be hungry, so she hurry up and eats something to make her stomach. Otherwise, your family will feel distressed." Obviously, Lao Jin also knows Su's father, and is quite familiar with him, and has a good impression of Su's father.

Lao Jin left after saying that, and Su's mother didn't stop for too long. She quickly left the alley, went to the noodle shop she often ate, ordered a bowl of tomato and egg noodles.

After drinking a bowl of noodles, I felt energetic.

"Where should I go next?" Su's mother asked herself.

The answer was in her mind. She went out of the noodle shop to get her things and headed straight to the bus stop. She only arrived at the farmers' market by two stops, and found Su's father well-known.

Su's father is busy now. There is someone in front of his stall. He is an old customer who buys mushrooms on his father. He is talking about long-term cooperation with Su's father, and is also trying to suppress the price.

Seeing this, Su's mother did not walk over directly, and kept a distance between them and watched.

Su's father did not notice Su's mother's arrival. He calmly dealt with the visitor, "It is a good thing to be able to cooperate for a long time. I also hope to establish a long-term cooperative relationship, but you also know, what the quality of the mushrooms here is? You have bought them so many times, obviously it is clear that I am selling at a cheap price in the market, so please don't make things difficult for me for this matter. After all, it is a small business and I can't make much money."

"You are really..." It's so easy to talk to, and it makes people feel happy when chatting, but when talking about the price, they just refuse to give in, which makes people angry and funny.

The person who came naturally knew the quality of mushrooms and knew that the price was fair, but the merchant was mainly profitable, so he naturally wanted to suppress the price, but he didn't expect that this time he would encounter something difficult to crack, which made him more sad.

What should I do next?

This was the first time I encountered a troubling like Su's father. There was no good solution for the time. Seeing that the time was about the same, I asked Su's father for the target quantity and then paid the money to leave.

Su Mu and others left, then walked over and teased, "A Sheng is quite good."

Su's father showed surprise, "Why are you here?"

"I'm here after I sold out." I also told Su's father about her visiting the shop today, and expressed her opinions and opinions.

Su's father pondered for a moment and asked, "How much money do we have in our hands?"
Chapter completed!