Quick travel to save a miserable life

Moreover, stoves, pots, and tricycles are one-time investments and will not be added to the cost in the future. By next month, the profit will be even more impressive.

However, there are also many ingredients here that were originally stored in Lin Hui's space and were mixed in when making them. However, Lin Hui didn't care about these and ignored them when calculating the cost.

Lin Hui has been selling steamed buns at a stall near the family courtyard for a month. Now her former colleagues who live in the same courtyard also know about it, and everyone has mixed opinions about it.

Some, like Zhou Hongxia, think it is too embarrassing for Lin Hui, an employee of a large factory, to work as a small vendor; but there are also open-minded people who think that there is nothing wrong with relying on their own ability, and they are not ashamed of it, and others are even more so. No need to say more.

Zhu Airong only found out about this two weeks after Lin Hui set up the stall. Her reaction was similar to that of the fourth child at the beginning. She felt that her mother was very embarrassed by doing this. She should not give her face when talking about partners in the future. Rising light.

She ran up to Lin Hui and accused her, but Lin Hui still asked her to pay for the pension. She jumped angrily and her voice immediately rose an octave: "You have four sons, why do you want me to pay for the pension?"

Lin Hui replied calmly: "It's very simple, because they don't object to me selling steamed buns!"

Zhu Airong was stuck for a moment. She didn't expect that things would be like this.

She wasn't stupid either, and soon she figured out the reason. It must be that they were not willing to contribute pension money, so they couldn't object to her mother setting up a stall to sell steamed buns to make money.

She turned her head and immediately changed her expression. She no longer yelled, but turned around and hugged Lin Hui's arm, and said with a smile: "Mom, how is your bun business? Is it profitable?"

Lin Hui said calmly: "It's not bad, it's enough for me to eat and drink."

Zhu Airong was dissatisfied with her perfunctory answer and pursed his lips and said, "You also have a pension. Even if you don't do business, you won't be short of food and drink."

Lin Hui glanced at her sideways: "You don't eat much. Normally, you should have a lot left over from your monthly salary of more than eighty yuan. It won't make any difference if you show your respect to me!"

Zhu Airong muttered: "I don't just eat and drink, I also buy clothes and watch movies. Besides, the brothers above me don't take anything, so why do you catch me and don't let me go?"

As she spoke, she subconsciously straightened her newly permed hair.

Lin Hui took her arm away from her, sat aside, and said calmly: "I advise you not to be so loose and spend your money on unnecessary things. Your father is gone, and my pension will be reduced in one month." More than fifty, let’s agree first, don’t expect me to spend much money on your dowry when you get married!”

Zhu Airong's eyes suddenly widened: "Mom, what are you talking about? When your sons get married, you and your dad contribute both money and effort. Why are you treating me differently when I get married?"

Lin Hui looked at this willful girl and patiently explained to her: "When each of your brothers got married, it didn't wipe out all our family's assets. It's good if we don't owe money. Do the math. You three Brother, I have only been married for a long time, so what kind of money do I have in my hand? From now on, I will live on my pension of more than [-] yuan a month, and I will spend whatever money I can to give you a dowry!"

Zhu Airong was speechless for a moment, but then she remembered something and said tentatively: "Then don't you still have income from selling buns? When I get married, I will definitely be able to save a lot!"

Lin Hui interrupted her thoughts: "Didn't you just think it was embarrassing for me to sell steamed buns? Why are you expecting me to sell steamed buns again? Instead of counting on me, why don't you save some yourself? Your salary is not low. It doesn’t cost much to live and eat in the factory, and I don’t need your money. You don’t even have a partner now. As long as you keep your hands tight, you will definitely be able to save a lot when it’s time to get married.”

Zhu Airong got angry when she heard this. She had been under the control of her family for many years, and her food and clothing were restricted. She finally graduated from a technical secondary school. As soon as she was assigned an apartment, she immediately applied for a dormitory and moved out of her home just for that share. free.

She holds her salary in her own hands and can spend it however she wants. She can finally dress as she pleases.

You can buy whatever you want to wear, and you can perm your hair if you want. No one will care about anything anymore.

After such a long period of good times, her mother asked her to live frugally again, and she wouldn't do it!

Zhu Airong walked away angrily, but Lin Hui just smiled.

This is a spoiled girl.

She is the youngest in the family and the only girl. Growing up, her parents have asked her brothers to give way to her, so that she feels that being given courtesy is her exclusive treatment. Once that special treatment is no longer available, She felt it was unfair to her.

But, why, Lin Hui is not really her biological mother, and he still wants to spoil her as before, giving her the illusion of being the only one in her life. She still relies on her family for everything, and doesn't care what the situation is now.

Besides, for a young girl, her monthly salary of more than [-] yuan is indeed quite a lot. There are many people who rely on this money to support their families. As long as she does not indulge in enjoyment lavishly, in one or two years, she can save A decent dowry is not difficult!

After sending away these troubled children, Lin Hui continued to live her own life, still steaming and selling steamed buns every day to earn the hard-earned money. Only such a down-to-earth lifestyle could give her a sense of real existence.

During the National Day, there is a three-day holiday. Nearby companies are on holiday and students are not in class, so the steamed bun business is a little more deserted than usual. It is often already nine o'clock, and there are still some steamed buns that have not been sold out, and It's almost cold enough.

Lin Hui didn't delay, so she took back the remaining steamed buns and distributed them to the neighbors with good relationships in the family area, using the steamed buns to build relationships at no cost.

Three or four hours of insulation in a bamboo basket is already the limit. It will get colder and colder in the future. Maybe before eight o'clock, the steamed buns inside will no longer be warm. It seems that it is time to consider renting a house and opening a shop.

And if you open a shop, you can not only sell steamed buns, but also some soy milk, porridge, or spicy soup, and the profits are not low.

Therefore, Lin Hui went out to sell steamed buns as usual in the morning, and used her afternoon time to wander around the neighborhood, hoping to find a suitable house with a front facade to start a breakfast business.

It's a pity that many front-end houses now belong to the public, either state-owned enterprises or public institutions, and cannot easily be rented to individuals.

There are some private properties, but the location is not very good and is not suitable for a breakfast shop with drop-off service.

Lin Hui ran around the streets for a week without achieving any results.

However, this cannot be done in a hurry. Unlike setting up a stall on the roadside, the location of the breakfast shop is very important. You must do a good job at the beginning of the location selection, otherwise there will probably be no space in the future.

She could only say hello to the old colleagues and neighbors she knew in her family's courtyard, and asked them to look out for a suitable storefront, hoping to turn the stall into a shop as soon as possible.