Super-rich: Spending money is just a job!

Back in Guangzhou, Lin Xiaomeng didn't go to work every day.

I only went to check in on the first day, and never went again.

There are so many fun places in Guangzhou, many of which she hasn't visited yet.

Previously, Xiaomeng had to clock in at work every day due to the pressure of making a living.

Xiaomeng's most important task every day is to try her best to complete the spending KPIs assigned to her by the system.

How can you spend money and complete tasks if you're always in one office?

Early in the morning, Xiaomeng drove to Yangcheng Restaurant, which she had long heard was a well-established dim sum restaurant.

Every day before dawn, a large group of people wait in line outside the door for a seat.

When Xiaomeng arrived around 8 or 9 o'clock, there were no seats available, which made her a little disappointed.

It seems that young people can't compete with elderly people who get up before dawn for hotels that don't accept reservations.

With no other option, Xiaomeng had to switch to the Nanyuan Hotel, which was slightly more expensive but also more luxurious. It was a restaurant built within a classical garden.

Because there is a 10 yuan tea fee per person, fewer elderly people come here early in the morning.

However, this is much more friendly to people who prefer peace and quiet.

Xiaomeng didn't have to wait long before she ordered her dessert.

There are sweet and sour beef bones, white rabbit shrimp dumplings, enoki mushroom and beef rice noodle rolls, steamed chicken feet, and king shrimp dumplings.

The shrimp dumplings and the little white rabbit shrimp dumplings were a bit of a repetition, but fortunately, the portions of each dim sum were small, only three or four, so Xiaomeng could still eat them.

Finally, Xiaomeng ordered a Shunde pork offal congee to fill the gap and finished her breakfast.

A morning tea in such a garden costs between 15 and 30 yuan per serving of dim sum or breakfast.

So when the bill came, the breakfast only cost 180 yuan.

And so, Xiaomeng felt that she had eaten very well.

Therefore, it is simply impossible to achieve the daily consumption target of 100 million by relying on eating delicious food.

Even if you go to a luxury hotel for every meal and eat the most extravagant meals, spending 80,000 or 90,000 yuan per meal, you still won't be able to complete the task.

To complete the task, you'll still need to buy something else.

After breakfast, Xiaomeng took a walk in the nearby park and then wandered aimlessly on the streets.

There are many old-fashioned shops along this street, some are health supplement shops, some are dried tangerine peel shops, and some are tea shops.

Xiaomeng went inside and looked around casually.

I can't understand it at all, and many things look old.

Although those shops were old, many people came and went to buy things.

Xiaomeng stood nearby, watching the lively scene unfold as everyone else bought their items.

Xiaomeng saw an old man buying tea. Behind the counter was a wall of tea, including Tieguanyin, Pu'er, and Ceylon black tea, but he ignored them all.

He asked the shopkeeper to bring him Phoenix Dancong mushrooms, in a large tin box weighing one jin (500 grams).

The old man opened the lid, took a sniff, and seemed quite satisfied.

The tea shop owner told him, "The price of duck shit has recently gone up to 680 yuan per catty."

The old man didn't change his expression and took it without hesitation. "It's just regular tea. I'm used to it, so I'll drink it no matter how expensive it is."

Judging from his appearance, he seemed quite satisfied with the can of tea.

Xiaomeng was a little curious: what would the tea leaves from the "Duck Shit Fragrance" tea smell like?

After the boss finished entertaining the old man, he turned to her and asked what she wanted to buy.

Xiaomeng said directly that she wanted to try what the tea leaves from the "Duck Shit Fragrance" tea tasted like.

The tea shop owner took out a disposable cup and poured her a cup from his teapot.

"You young people, drinking some semi-fermented tea is quite good."

Xiaomeng took a sip and also thought the aroma of the tea was quite nice.

Although it's called "Duck Shit Fragrance," it doesn't actually smell like duck poop; instead, it has a faint orchid fragrance.

Although Xiaomeng had never drunk much tea before, she felt that this tea suited her taste quite well.

The aroma isn't very strong; it feels like I could drink it endlessly without getting tired of it. No wonder the old man said this tea is an everyday beverage.

So Xiaomeng also bought a box and carried it in her hand.

Seeing the antique and exquisite cast iron kettle used for boiling water on the boss's desk, Xiaomeng also wanted one.

The shopkeeper showed her a small cast iron kettle with a ginkgo pattern, with a capacity of less than one liter.

One pot of tea is just right for one or two people.

Xiaomeng thought it was too cheap. The teapot was so beautiful, with gilded ginkgo leaves carved on it and smooth sandalwood handles. It was only 580 yuan.

"They're all made using the lost-wax casting method. A single batch of molten iron poured in can yield several tens of dollars, so how expensive could they be?" The teaware shop owner assumed Xiaomeng was a local resident looking to buy everyday tea, and spoke frankly and honestly. "Perhaps you'd like one of those imported cast iron kettles from China? Those are a bit more expensive, but they'd make a more presentable gift."

The shopkeeper introduced her to another, more expensive teapot with a crane relief design. "This crane teapot costs 1,880 yuan. It's a pure import and would be a good gift for an elder."

Upon hearing that it was imported from Japan, Xiaomeng felt that the teapot with the small ginkgo leaf still smelled better. "I'll take this teapot that costs 580 yuan."