Chapter 1176 The Male Protagonist’s Bai Yueguang 7
After sending Dabao to school, Yuanchun bought a second-hand tricycle on the way back, spending half of the original owner's savings.
After returning home and entering the space, Yuanchun searched for half an hour before finding five boxes of electronic watches that fit the era, more than ten boxes of Jiefang shoes, and more than thirty radios.
Yuanchun packed a box of watches, three boxes of Jiefang shoes, and ten radios, and went to set up a street stall at the gate of the tractor factory.
The tractor factory is very large, with thousands of workers and family members. It is like a small city inside. Everything is sold and there are all kinds of shops. In recent years, with the opening up of the country’s economy, there have been many more stalls in front of the factory. Selling vegetables, clothes, and various snacks.
Yuanchun was the first to sell watches and radios.
As soon as she put the things on the table, someone came over and asked about the price of the watch. Yuanchun planned to take the route of small profits but quick turnover, and the price was not expensive.
The man immediately bought three watches and a radio and took them home.
Not long after, the man brought six more aunts and uncles, each of whom bought four or five watches, and some even bought radios.
I thought the shoes were good and the price was cheaper than in department stores, so several people bought a few pairs of Jiefang shoes for walking.
Someone recognized Yuanchun and knew that her husband had become a martyr at the tractor factory and that she had also been laid off. The person didn't say anything at the time, but after returning home, he called his friends and spread the word. It was sold out by noon.
After returning home, Yuanchun counted his money and found that he made more than one thousand yuan on the first day, forty-eight for one radio and four hundred for ten.
A watch costs twelve yuan, fifty to six hundred.
Jiefang shoes cost three yuan a pair, one hundred and fifty pairs, four hundred and five.
She bought a total of more than 1,500 yuan. Excluding her original purchase price, she made a net profit of more than 460 yuan.
Yuanchun put the money away happily, took out a notepad, and wrote down today's profit.
At noon, Dabao came back.
Yuanchun took out the food from the space, including pork ribs and seaweed soup, scrambled eggs with garlic sprouts, fried tofu, and fried crispy pork.
After I fed my son well and took a nap with him for an hour, Zhang Hongping from next door came over and called, "Dabao, Dabao, it's time for school. You're going to be late."
"Come... here, brother Ping, wait for Dabao." "Hurry up, the teacher will make me stand if I'm late."
"Oh, it's almost ready."
Dabao tried his best to put on his clothes and shoes, carried his schoolbag, held the two toffees given to him by his mother, and ran out like a gust of wind.
He gave Zhang Hongping a piece of toffee and said, "Brother Ping, eat it."
"Dabao eats it, but I don't eat it."
"Brother Ping eats, Dabao eats."
Dabao stubbornly asked Zhang Hongping to eat candy before he would eat it.
Zhang Hongping was embarrassed to look at Yuan Chun, who was standing at the door of the yard, watching them. Yuan Chun nodded with a smile, "Da Pingzi, if Dabao gives you something to eat, just take it."
Zhang Hongping blushed, took the toffee, and thanked him, "Thank you, Dabao."
"No thanks, hello, brother Ping."
Dabao is not really stupid, he is just slow-minded, slow to speak, and slow to move, which gives people the illusion that he is a fool.
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But in fact, Dabao is very considerate, coaxing and polite.
Yuanchun likes him very much.
Yuanchun feels that Dabao's character is a bit like a fool husband she once married. They are both very simple, pure and innocent people.
But people are not stupid, they just think slowly.
"Comrade Park, Comrade Park, wait a moment."
Just as Yuanchun was about to go back to the house, two aunties ran not far away and gasped, "Comrade Park, do you... do you still have that watch? I want to buy one for my eldest grandson."