Super-rich: Spending money is just a job!

As the two said goodbye at the coffee shop entrance, Xiao Jiu said to Xiao Meng, "Xiao Meng, in a few days, our teacher's studio will be holding an exhibition of velvet flower works. Many of the pieces are handmade by our teacher, and they are all very beautiful. Do you want to go and visit?"

"Did your teacher make these velvet flower pieces by hand? Isn't he a master of intangible cultural heritage? The one whose works are often featured on TV?"

"Yes, yes, that's him. The teacher is now collaborating with many film crews, so the studio has released a lot of new designs. They are all large velvet flowers that are perfect for wearing with Hanfu, they are so beautiful."

"Then send me the time and address, and I'll visit and learn from it when I have time."

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After the National Day holiday, Sister Cuiling's business has smoothly returned to normal.

Although some promotional activities were carried out during the holiday, Sister Cuiling's Jianbing Guozi Shop became well-known among the residents around the shop.

Every day, long lines form outside the coffee shop.

Based on the guests' feedback, Sister Cuiling added breakfast drinks such as soy milk and corn milk.

Because there are no other breakfast shops nearby to compete with Cuiling's shop, business here is pretty good.

The locals quickly discovered that Cuiling's jianbing guozi (Chinese crepe) shop was very affordable, and they started using it as their breakfast canteen.

After the National Day holiday ended and the tourists left, only the locals came to patronize the business. Fortunately, because the business was honest and reliable, customers kept coming in.

When it was lunchtime, a small queue formed in front of the shop.

After business stabilized, Cuiling added fried dough rings and fried dough sticks, which are popular snacks among the people of Beijing.

Because these fried foods can be prepared in another kitchen and brought over for sale, the increased product range didn't significantly increase the workload.

Not long after, the coffee shop's regular customers discovered that the coffee shop had reopened and came back looking for coffee.

In order not to disappoint her customers, Cui Ling learned how to use the coffee-making tools in the coffee shop on her own.

Now the coffee shop is back to making coffee.

Simply by adding some down-to-earth products to the store, this originally chic coffee shop has been transformed into something resembling a roadside snack stall.

Of course, the price is much more affordable now than before.

Under the previous owner, a cup of coffee in the coffee shop would always cost 50 to 100 yuan.

In Lin Cuiling's hands, the coffee here costs 10 to 15 yuan a cup. The 10 yuan cup is black coffee, and the 15 yuan cup is milk coffee. There are only these two varieties.

However, it seems that the people who come here to drink coffee are not so picky; they enjoy both black coffee and milk coffee very much.

They also praised the coffee beans that Cuiling bought, saying they were ground exceptionally well.

Cui Ling was so embarrassed by the praise that she bought ready-made coffee powder instead of grinding it herself.

Just after the National Day holiday ended, the two sisters tallied up the money they had earned in the seven days since their new store opened.

During the short 7-day holiday, Cuiling and her two helpers worked tirelessly day and night, earning a turnover of 200,000 yuan.

They calculated that, on average, their daily turnover was about 28,500.

Subtracting water, electricity, and labor costs: wages for two workers, 400 yuan per day; water and electricity, 200 yuan per day; shop rent, 1500 yuan per day. This fixed expense is approximately 2100 yuan.

Finally, after deducting the cost of ingredients, the total came to 1 yuan.

That would earn you 16,400 per day.

Lin Cuiling was excited, "Xiaomeng, I thought it would be good to earn 1000 a day, but I didn't expect to earn 16,000 in one day."

"If that's 30 days a month, wouldn't you be able to earn 48?"

Xiaomeng was quite happy.

The rent from the shop I bought went into my own pocket, and the ingredients were also bought with the system's task funds, so the cost of the ingredients also went into my own pocket.

Running this small food shop, apart from labor and utilities costs, is pure profit.

If I could open a couple more stores, wouldn't that be awesome?

I've bought the shop, completed the task, am earning a large income every day, and even creating some jobs for society—it's a win-win situation.

Fortunately, Lin Cuiling was still sober. "It's just that these few days are a holiday, and people from all over the country come to travel, which is why our business is so good."

We need to work hard to manage things from now on.

If we can survive on non-holidays, then our business can be considered stable.

Xiaomeng thought her sister made sense.

However, regardless of whether her sister's business is doing well or not, she encourages her to continue running it, no matter how profitable it appears on paper, because she is sure she is making money.