Sea-hunting: With the system in hand, my eyes are the ruler

Jiang Han thought it made a lot of sense when he heard it. "It's okay, go and do your thing."

Jiang Han felt that his employees were also considering Fujiwara Aiko and her group. The little Koreans all thought that Chinese food was greasy and bad for the body, so of course they had to eat something light to cultivate their body and mind.

Jiang Han walked towards Ueda Ono, "Mr. Ueda, are you dissatisfied with me?"

When Ueda Ono saw that it was Jiang Han, although he was unhappy, he remembered what Fujiwara Aiko said and bowed respectfully to Jiang Han.

"Jiang Hanjun, the meals are always delivered to our dormitory from the cafeteria, and we didn't pay much attention to them at first. We thought the crew only ate these. But I just passed by the cafeteria today and found out that they also have beef stew with potatoes and sea bass with pickled cabbage. I won't mention the other dishes, but we don't even have these two main dishes. Isn't this intentional bullying?"

Jiang Han glanced at Ueda Ono indifferently, and it seemed that Ueda Ono was indeed quite angry.

Seeing Ueda Ono angry, Jiang Han was in a good mood.

"Mr. Ueda, there are some things you may not understand. It's all my fault for not explaining things clearly. Those are really the only basic meals we have here."

Jiang Han pointed at a crew member who had just arrived at the cafeteria and said, "Look, he even has to swipe his card to eat."

The canteen meal card is issued on the ship and is not included in the salary. Each person gets about 6000 yuan per month, an average of 200 yuan per day. Besides buying food, you can also buy snacks and drinks on the ship.

If the money in the card is used up, you will have to pay for your consumption on the ship yourself.

The prices of things on Jiang Han’s ship are quite reasonable and generally not overpriced.

For those who have a particularly large appetite, he will take it into consideration and give them some extra money for their meals.

Anyway, he basically provides food and accommodation. Apart from buying cigarettes and alcohol, the crew members on his ship have not had to pay for anything out of their own pocket.

Of course, he didn't need to explain all this to Ueda Ono. Ueda Ono only needed to see the superficial phenomena that Jiang Han wanted him to see.

When Ueda Ono saw that all the crew members were swiping their cards, he almost believed what Jiang Han said.

"If we want to eat other dishes besides the basic meal, do we need to pay extra?"

"Yes, the supplies on the ship are not easy to come by, and the prices will be higher. If you want to eat other dishes, you may have to pay much more than the price of a hotel on land."

Ueda Ono looked at the amount displayed on the meal card machine, "Um..."

Jiang Han immediately drew Ueda Ono's attention back, "This is the amount we set on our ship. We set the price ourselves because we thought it was fun. The price shown above is only 1/20 of the normal price."

Ueda Ono was surprised. "He just spent 35 yuan, which means those things cost 700 yuan."

Jiang Han looked at Ueda Ono and said, "Yes, this is the price I have."

Ueda Ono felt that 700 yuan for that little thing was too much. He thought Jiang Han looked like a profiteer, but the young lady wanted to eat well, so he couldn't let her suffer.

So he ordered several dishes.

The pickled fish and beef and potatoes for the employees in the cafeteria only had a small compartment on the plate, but Ueda and Ono had a full bowl of each of these two dishes.

Ueda Ono smelled the aroma of the food and was quite satisfied. He looked at Jiang Han and said, "Jiang Han-jun, could you please calculate how much these are?"

Jiang Han handed the matter over to the cafeteria auntie who was counting the food in the cafeteria, "Auntie, please help him calculate it."

After Jiang Han finished speaking, he gave his aunt a look.

The aunt in the cafeteria was a little excited. She heard the entire conversation between the captain and Xiao Rizi. It was obvious that the captain came to tease Xiao Rizi.

"Since you are guests, I will offer you a discount. Take these dishes for 20 yuan."

"Cough cough cough, cough cough cough." It was Jiang Han who was choked by saliva.

Jiang Han gave the opportunity to quote to the cafeteria aunt because he felt it was not appropriate to say everything himself.

He thought that for someone as honest as the aunt, a price of ten thousand would be the highest he could offer.

As a result, she opened her eyes wide and quoted a price of 20.

It seems that all Chinese people have a tacit understanding in treating their daily lives as if they were just daily lives.

"Captain, are you okay?" The cafeteria aunt quickly took out a tissue and handed it to Jiang Han.

Jiang Han wiped his mouth and said, "I'm fine."

Ueda Ono, who was standing nearby, was stunned. "Just this little bit of food costs 20? You're robbing me!"

Jiang Han was not happy to hear this. "Mr. Ueda, I've made it clear. This place has its own rules. We never force anyone to buy or sell. If you think these things are too expensive, you can put them down. The next group of crew members will be here soon, and they're waiting to eat!"

As expected, Ueda Ono heard footsteps coming from a distance. It sounded like there were quite a few people. The canteen only prepared a limited amount of food every day. If they were returned, they would soon be gone.

"20 is 20. We're leaving anyway. At most, we'll cheat you one or two more times."

Ueda Ono said this and directly transferred the money to Jiang Han, then left with the plate.

The cafeteria aunt walked up to Jiang Han with a guilty conscience and asked, "Captain, did I make a mistake? Should I have quoted 30?"

Jiang Han choked, "What do you think?"

The cafeteria auntie patted her chest and said confidently, "Isn't doing business just like buying things? I love buying street goods. When I bargain, if the boss agrees quickly, it means I'm not bargaining hard enough. That little guy just now agreed to pay so easily, which means I didn't ask for a price hard enough."