Space peasant girl: Farming girl is going to turn the world upside down

Chapter 225

Hearing the butcher's words, Walnut looked at him and said with a smile: "Our vegetables haven't come down yet, even if they come down, I don't plan to sell them to you anymore, I plan to open a vegetable shop by myself. "

Hearing what Walnut said, the butcher salesman showed a disappointed expression on his face. He looked at Walnut and said, "Little girl, your brain is really bright, and you want to make more money by selling vegetables. How about it? What do you think of a partner?"

Listening to the butcher's words, Walnut looked at him and asked, "What is the law of partnership? Let me hear what you said?"

Listening to Walnut asking the butcher, the butcher looked at him and said with a smile: "We haven't known each other for a year or two, little girl. You should know me as a human being. How about this? After we partner up, you will take all the vegetables Send them all to me and sell them for money, what do you think of the two of us splitting half and half."

Hearing what the butcher said, Walnut frowned and thought for a while, then looked at her with a smile and said, "I can't agree to this matter for now, can you think about it when I get home?"

Listening to Walnut's words, the butcher salesman looked at him with a smile and said, "Of course! But I really hope to partner with you."

Hearing the butcher's words, Walnut smiled and said to the butcher, "I have other things, so I won't talk to you any more."

The voice fell, anyway, you have a car and your second friend to go to the market.

Erpeng, who was leading the ox cart, walked some distance away, looked at Walnut and asked, "The boss wants to talk to you when selling meat, or to buy vegetables, why didn't you agree right away? What a great opportunity this is!"

Walnut listened to Er Peng's question and looked at him with a smile and said, "It's a good opportunity, but haven't you heard of it? Partnership business is hard to do. It's good at first. If it's because of the business, it will break up." , wouldn’t that be a loss, because there is one more enemy.”

Hearing what Walnut said, Erpeng frowned and thought for a while, then nodded and said: "What you said really makes sense, why didn't I think of it!"

Hearing what Er Peng said, Walnut smiled and said, "It's normal that you didn't think about it. After all, we haven't been exposed to these things before, have we?"

The two walked while talking, strolling around the market, but couldn't find a satisfactory store for the walnuts, thinking in their hearts a little disappointed, it seems that today is a waste of time, and nothing can be done.

Just as he was thinking, Erpeng suddenly shouted: "Walnut, what do you think of that store? It seems to be for rent."

Hearing Er Peng's words, Walnut raised his head and looked in the direction he pointed, and saw a small adobe house on the side of the road, which looked like it was about to fall down, with a rental sign on the window.

Seeing this, Walnut frowned deeply, and walked directly to the house, and Erpeng followed behind, leading the car.

The two came to this unremarkable house, and Walnut looked at Er Peng and said, "The location of this house is good, but it's too bad, it's about to collapse."

Hearing what Walnut said, Erpeng looked at the house and said, "This house is really bad, but you want to rent a storefront. We've all walked around, and this one is the only one for rent. So what do you think?"

Just as Erpeng's voice fell, a middle-aged woman came out from the side of the dilapidated house. Looking at the walnuts and the walnuts, Erpeng asked, "You two, what are you talking about standing in front of our house? Are you going to rent a house?" house?"

Hearing the woman's question, Walnut saw him, nodded and said, "We really want to rent a storefront to sell vegetables, but your house is too bad, can you repair it and rent it again?" Give us?"

The middle-aged woman listened to Walnut, glanced at him, and said with a smile: "Girl, let me tell you the truth, if our house is not bad, if it is so dilapidated, it would have been rented out a long time ago, and the rent is one year. It’s boring to develop, if you want to repair the house, you have to come and we don’t care, if you like it, you can pay now.”

Listening to the middle-aged woman's words, Walnut frowned, looked at him and said, "You need five taels of silver a year for such a dilapidated house, which is too expensive. Anyway, can you make it cheaper? If you make it cheaper If not, I will rent this house and clean it up myself."

After hearing what Walnut said, Madam looked at him with a smile and said, "Girl, what a great location this house is! It's right in the center of the market, and it's an absolutely good location for business. You don't have to rent it, don't It looks like our house is dilapidated, but we definitely don’t have to worry about renting it out.”

Hearing what the woman said, Erpeng knew that he had no intention of asking for rent, so he stretched out his hand and grabbed Walnut's arm and said, "I think it's better to forget about Walnut, this house is not as good as the one we lived in earlier years. If it is rented in hand, cleaning him up is not as easy as building a house."

Walnut listened to Erpeng's words, frowned and thought for a while, then looked at the woman and said, "The location of your house is indeed very good, but the house is too dilapidated. Let me rent it for three years. You 12 taels of silver, what do you think if I repair the house?"

As soon as Walnut finished speaking, Erpeng, who was standing aside, pulled his face down, and said to him with some displeasure: "Walnut, are you crazy? Do you want to live in such a crappy house for three years?"

Listening to the question in the ear and he didn't answer him, but looked at the woman, and saw the woman standing opposite to the walnut, thought for a while, looked at the walnut and said: "Little girl, I didn't expect you to be like this." I can negotiate the price, if that’s the case, then I’ll rent it to you, although it’s cheaper, but it’s paid in three years, and I get the money in my hand, and I’ll go out to make a profit, and it’s not much less.”

Hearing what the woman said, he looked at her and said, "I didn't bring much silver today, so I'll give you some deposit first, and I'll send you all the silver tomorrow." Two taels, and the silver was handed over to the woman."

Erpeng stood there, leading the bullock cart, his face wrinkled into a ball.

The woman looked at the money that Walnut handed over, accepted it with a smile, and said to Walnut: "Then I will accept it, we have made a deal, I will wait here to collect the rent at this time tomorrow, and then give it to you." The key to your door."

Walnut nodded after listening, walked to Erpeng, looked at her and said, "Let's go, we have already rented the house. Tomorrow we will bring some wood and soil to repair the house."

Hearing what Walnut said, Erpeng glanced at him with a straight face, said nothing, and led the ox cart to the outside of the town.

(End of this chapter)