A good time for farming through the ages

Chapter 123 [123] Relatives and sisters-in-law settle accounts

Zhuo Dajun pays his salary on the fifth day of every month. On the day when he pays his salary, he will buy gifts for his family, such as meat, chicken cakes, or a red-headed rope for Zhuo Lin. Boys are all skinny, He was already under a lot of pressure from school, so he didn't have any presents. In his opinion, it would be nice to have chicken cakes to eat.

The total salary is less than 18 yuan, and the food expenses of three or four yuan per month are deducted. The accommodation is a collective dormitory, which is not expensive. If you go to Wang's place, you can get 12 yuan.

It cost two or three yuan to buy the tofu-making stuff, and the rest was earned by my sister-in-law. After working for a month, I got about [-] yuan in cash, and the ten or so yuan included them going to the market to sell Tofu nao obtained.

Speaking of selling tofu nao in the market, it was unexpectedly good, and they made three kinds of tofu nao juice.

One is marinated with soybeans and celery, and the other is boiled with various diced vegetables and chicken soup or fish soup, then thickened with sweet potato powder, and at the end, chopped coriander, shallot, and chili oil are added. The taste is also very good. The last one is Hu spicy soup. Of these three, except the first one is her invention, the other two are Tao Yi's ideas.

Hers are relatively cheap, five cents a bowl, Tao Yi thought, because they added more ingredients, so they sold for ten cents a bowl, I thought they would not be sold, but I didn't expect their colors to be too attractive. It has attracted many people to buy it.

If sugar is not easy to buy, you can directly add sweetened tofu nao. A large wooden barrel can sell about a hundred bowls, and it can be sold out in a day. If they can’t sell out, they will take them home to drink. Five or six yuan is easy, most of them drink five cents, ten cents is still expensive, not many people can afford it, and they don't make many ingredients, mostly pickled vegetables Mainly with soybeans.

The beans and grains that are usually taken home are gathered in one place by the sister-in-law and stored away. The two families can go and get the grains they usually eat without any reporting.

The cash earned will be divided equally. My aunt wants to divide it into three parts. Their family has two parts, and she only needs one part.

"Brothers settle accounts clearly, otherwise our business won't last long."

A Niang always said: "But sister-in-law, you obviously contribute the most. Our family doesn't care about the number of people, we don't have much work, and there are two children who drag me down, I,"

"Just hold it if you tell me, why is there so much nonsense? It's not a burden. Now Tao Yi is at your house, and you have to raise five children. The children are young, so you should take care of them. Our sister-in-law still Why do you divide so much? Why don't you say that I eat at your house every day? If you really want to divide it so clearly, then will I still have to pay you for food in the future?"

It was this sentence that blocked A Niang's mouth.

They also negotiated that the wages should be paid every half a month, and Tao Yi would usually keep the accounts, what he bought, how much he spent, and how much he earned, all in a small book, so that it would be convenient for the account reconciliation at the middle and end of the month. Although the business is small, it is also an extra income. The first month's income is not much, but it is half of Zhuo Dajun's salary, so who dares to underestimate it?

The effect of setting up a stall in the market is surprisingly good. This is something that neither of the sisters-in-law thought of. The same is true, and their tofu nao can give a big bowl for five cents, which is cost-effective and delicious, so naturally more people come.

(End of this chapter)