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She returned to Grandma Liu's house, washed the sweet potatoes skillfully, cut them one by one, and put them in the oven. After a while, the unique fragrance of sweet potatoes wafted out. Two hundred kilograms of sweet potatoes only produced about ninety kilograms of dried sweet potatoes.

Carrying a heavy load of dried sweet potatoes, borrowed paper and a steel scale, I boarded a train bound for the provincial capital alone.

Because there was only one stop left, the terminal, there were not many people on the train, and there were still seats when Chu Yu got on.

She randomly picked an empty seat and sat down.

Sitting next to her was a pretty girl who looked like she was from the city and glanced at her with disgust.

Then he said unkindly: "There are so many seats, why do you have to sit next to me? It's an eyesore for a rural man to put such a big pole and snakeskin bag in front of my eyes."

Chu Yu rolled his eyes at her: "Why am I bothering you with my snakeskin bag and pole? Besides, what's wrong with the rural people? Are the rural people eating your rice? Without the rural people, you would have starved to death! We There are so many rural people in the country who are serving as soldiers. Without them protecting our homeland and the country, how could we have the happy and beautiful life we ​​have now! If you dislike me for being a rural person, you can sit somewhere else, which makes me drag you. It’s like I won’t let you leave!”

The beautiful urbanite gritted her teeth angrily: "If you want to change, it's up to you to change! I was the one who sat here first! Do you have any sense of order?"

Chu Yu continued to be full of fire, "It's not like I want to change seats, why do you want me to leave? Are you not mistaken?"

In this era, although most city people look down on country people, they are not as outrageous as the city man in front of me.

Others in the carriage also helped her accuse the girl angrily.

The girl in the city was so angry at everyone's rebuke that she reluctantly got up and went to another carriage.

Half an hour later, the train finally arrived at the provincial capital.

Chu Yu picked up the burden and followed the other passengers out of the car.

The train station was very lively. After leaving the platform, Chu Yu stumbled out of the train station carrying a load and walked towards the street next to the hospital.

When she arrived carrying a heavy load, she looked around and saw that there were already many stalls selling snacks on both sides of the street.

Although there is no official document saying that you can start your own business, the news has spread everywhere, and everyone has become bolder.

Although conditions in cities are now better than in rural areas, tickets are still required for everything, and the consumption power in provincial cities is still very strong.

Chu Yu discovered that there was a middle school not far from the hospital. She hurriedly ran to the school and found an unoccupied place. She took off the pole from her shoulders, then rubbed her painful shoulders and The bag of dried sweet potatoes is opened.

As long as you pass by Chu Yu, you can smell the sweet smell of sweet potato chips.

The stall next door sells tea eggs. Several students who used to buy tea eggs all gathered in front of Chu Yu eagerly: "Sister, what are you doing with sweet potatoes? It smells a bit fragrant."

Chu Yu smiled slightly, picked up the dried sweet potatoes and gave each of them a piece. "Try it, the homemade dried sweet potatoes are delicious. Today is my first day setting up the stall. Everyone can try a piece for free." .”

The children were addicted to it after eating a piece, and immediately asked how to sell it.

Chu Yu said directly: "It's three cents per catty. You can also buy a catty together, and everyone can share the food after buying it."

Sure enough, after a group of children heard about it, most of them chose to get together and buy a pound. There were only a few who actually bought it for 30 cents a pound alone.

Because of the free food tasting event, her children never stopped eating, and it was quiet until the school closed.

The boss who sells tea eggs next door also came to her to try one piece for free, but he didn't buy it when someone was around. When Chu Yu was ready to pack up and leave, she took out 30 cents and bought a pound.

When she went outside the hospital, she also did a food tasting activity. People who come to the hospital to see doctors these days are all wealthy people. Poor people don't come here to see doctors. Most of the people who tasted food and thought it was good were also generous. I bought two big bags of dried sweet potatoes by the pound, and they were sold out in a short time.

Some people who didn't buy it directly asked her if she would come to sell them tomorrow. Chu Yu said with a smile: "I can't guarantee this, but as long as I come to the city to sell dried sweet potatoes, I will definitely set up a stall here."

After hearing Chu Yu's promise, the customers who didn't buy dried sweet potatoes reluctantly left, and told Chu Yu to keep his word.

Chu Yu said "Hello" happily, then found a corner and squatted down, counting today's income.

Excluding the purchase cost, the net profit was sixteen yuan, a little less than expected.

Mainly because today is the first day of sales, so you can try some for free.

But Chu Yu is already very satisfied with this.

At the end of the day, the money earned is equivalent to half a month's salary of an ordinary worker in the city.

After counting the money, Chu Yu carefully put the money into his pocket, found a state-owned restaurant, and ordered a bowl of dry noodles.

A bowl of dry noodles costs two cents, and one tael of food stamps.

Chu Yu was in a bit of a dilemma. She didn't have food stamps with her, only money.

The waiter selling noodles at the window asked: "Don't you have food stamps? I do. Do you want to buy them?"

"How to sell it?"

"Two cents per pound of food stamps."

She thought silently, this waiter is really bad, but she was hungry, so she had to bite the bullet and buy it.

Chu Yu took the food stamps she exchanged from the waiter and then bought the face stamps.

Then you have to take the ticket to another window to get noodles.

Although everyone was still very poor in this era, there were very few state-owned restaurants, so there were many people inside. There was not even an empty table, and many people ate standing up.

She got the dry noodles and imitated others, finishing a large bowl of dry noodles while standing.

After eating the noodles, I went to deliver banana slices to Grandma Liu’s granddaughter Liu Ping.

Liu Ping is a university teacher who teaches at a medical university in the provincial capital.

She found Liu Ping at the address given by Grandma Liu, and smoothly handed the banana slices to her hand, then turned around and left.