Siheyuan started as an unlicensed knight and became a hero of justice

When preparing to go out, Wu Zhen changed his clothes, threw his briefcase and the large waist bag around his body into the office, and suddenly he turned into an ordinary-looking worker.

I looked at the leader, with a sloppy beard from not shaving due to working overtime for a few days, a wrinkled jacket, and slightly tired eyes. He looked like a typical worker who had just finished overtime.

Wu Zhen felt that the image of his leader was more like a social animal in his previous life than himself, the kind of social animal who enjoyed the blessings of 996 days a year!

After leaving the office, Wu Zhen took his leader around and came to a small alley in Guangzhou, where they found a food stall. It was a cheap and affordable food stall that mainly sold porridge, rice rolls and fried skewers.

Because of the low prices and good quality, there are already several tables of customers sitting in this food stall.

However, looking at the prices on the price list, they are indeed cheap, with white porridge at 50 cents a bowl, meat porridge and century egg porridge at 1 yuan a bowl, various rice rolls ranging from 1.5 yuan to 3 yuan, and fried noodles and soup noodles at a few yuan.

Of course, there are also foods such as tea eggs and some fried skewers of meat and vegetables, and of course beer and drinks are indispensable.

The prices of these foods are more than half lower than those in the food court, which makes the leader a little confused. With such low prices, can they make money?

This food stall is a family-style stall, with the whole family working there. The elderly and children are busy helping to thread the skewers, the male owner is cooking, and the female owner is mainly responsible for greeting the guests, serving the dishes and collecting money.

There are mainly several types of customers. Most of them buy and take away directly, usually a box of rice rolls and a few fried skewers, which is a business worth a few dollars. Only a few buy a large batch at once.

The boss and his wife are very good at doing business. If you buy less, they will give you a skewer of vegetarian fried skewers, and if you buy more, they will give you more.

There are two distinct types of eating at food stalls. One is to drink porridge and eat rice rolls, and the other is to eat skewers and drink beer. There are also fried noodles on the table, and the few who can't drink just drink beverages.

Wu Zhen and his leader were the outliers. On the table there were not only porridge, rice rolls, and fried noodles, but also a bunch of fried skewers. It was a complete hodgepodge.

Of course, their actions earned them the cold stares from guests at other tables.

The proprietress was very happy, as such big customers were rare. Seeing that the skewers ordered by the two were all meat, she gave them a lot of vegetarian skewers.

The reason why the guests at the neighboring tables rolled their eyes was that they thought Wu Zhen and the leaders were old-fashioned people who pretended to be rich even though they had little money. They just spent fifty yuan to show off!

Indeed, fifty yuan is enough to get you a very good meal in this food stall, and two people can usually eat enough to leave with nothing.

But Guangzhou is the city of monsters. In those star-rated hotels, you can’t even order a plate of stir-fried dishes for fifty yuan!

Therefore, Wu Zhen and his leaders' behavior of pretending to be rich in the food stalls in the alleys was despised by the locals!

However, although this situation is rare, it is not uncommon. This is usually done by those pseudo white-collar workers who work hard in Guangzhou!

But the two of them didn't care. They ordered half a bottle of Pearl River beer and the proprietress charged them twenty yuan.

The two were surprised why the food was so cheap, and the straightforward proprietress told them that our food stall emphasizes small profits but quick turnover.

We buy Zhujiang Beer wholesale at 30 yuan per bottle, which is 24 bottles in total. If you buy it individually, it's the same as in the small shop, which is 2 yuan per bottle.

If I buy six bottles here, it’s ten dollars. If I buy half a bottle, it’s twelve bottles and twenty dollars. I only make five dollars!

Seeing that they were big customers, the boss lady was willing to chat with them.

The proprietress told them that her whole family had been laid off, but because her husband was a good cook, the whole family discussed it and decided to open this food stall together.

Because they adopted the strategy of small profits but quick turnover, although the whole family worked very hard, the business was good and the income was much higher than that from the original factory.

However, the biggest fear of running a food stall is continuous heavy rain or typhoons. In that case, the food you prepared cannot be sold and you have to eat it yourself. If there is no business, you can only live off your capital!

However, I am now planning to install a telephone at home. In the future, when the weather is bad, old customers can call and place orders directly, and we will deliver the food to their door!

But it’s very expensive to install a telephone in Guangzhou. It costs several thousand yuan!