"Secretary Gu, what would you like to order?"

The butcher helped everyone else cut the meat; most of the good meat had already been picked over by the others.

Except for a small piece of pork tenderloin, which Gu Yunyang specifically requested to keep so he could give to Secretary Yan, the new secretary at the supply and marketing cooperative.

Today, Secretary Yan arrived at the supply and marketing cooperative in a high-profile manner with two truckloads of supplies.

During Secretary Yan's conversation, Gu Yunyang overheard a point.

He really likes to eat beef.

Wild boar meat is still beef.

Oxen were not qualified to be slaughtered by him, but there happened to be a wild ox, so some beef was sent up to it.

Although it may not necessarily lead to a deep friendship.

But with these exchanges, a relationship was formed with the supply and marketing cooperative in the future.

Many things will then be much easier to handle.

Gu Yunyang smiled and said, "It's alright. Just give me the cow's head. Oh, and the cow's tail too. I haven't tried it before and want to taste it. Also, pick out some beef ribs for me. If no one else wants them, just give them all to me. And those cow briskets, just give them all to me."

Niu Zi Gai is a piece of meat from the hindquarters of a cow, which is quite suitable for grilling.

Gu Yunyang planned to deliver the beef over later.

He intended to get to know Director Yan of the supply and marketing cooperative himself, so he didn't plan to use meat from the brigade as a gift.

One of the bull's heads alone weighs fifty pounds.

Including the ribs and some other meats, it weighed a whopping 120 pounds.

The butcher looked at Gu Yunyang with some difficulty: "Secretary Gu, it's a total of 120 jin."

This price is a bit hard to calculate.

Of course, he wasn't the one doing the accounting; he was the accountant standing next to him.

At this point, some people also spent money to buy the remaining portion.

The brigade distributed approximately 400 jin of meat in total.

There are still 400 jin left, plus the head, bones, and hooves, which weigh several hundred jin.

Chen Qijue looked at Gu Hanping with some difficulty. Gu Hanping thought for a moment and said, "These bones probably won't fetch a good price at the meat processing plant. Maybe they'll only get two cents a pound?"

This is definitely not cheap.

Moreover, the meat on the bones, since people didn't have as many spices at the time, certainly wouldn't taste as good as tenderloin or brisket.

After thinking for a moment, Gu Yunyang immediately said, "Then why don't you just sell them all to me? Anyway, the meat processing plant might not necessarily want them."

Everyone agrees on this point.

Gu Hanping was a little curious: "What do you need so many bones for? If you don't eat them, they won't stay in this weather."

Gu Yunyang said, "I plan to smoke it and save it to eat slowly."

"Just having some meat every day would be nice."

He had plenty of meat to eat anyway, so rather than being watched every day, he secretly cooked and ate in the base's space.

Why not buy these bones? That way, the aroma will be explained when you cook later.

"You can buy some of whatever you want. After all, it's hunted by our brigade itself, so no ration coupons are needed. Smok it and keep it for yourselves to eat slowly, so you can at least bring some meat to your families."

After Gu Yunyang said that, quite a few families actually spent some money to buy it.

However, the remaining amount was 300 jin.

Gu Yunyang spent sixty yuan to buy all of these.

This generous spirit has left many people speechless.

But no one could say anything.

At most, I'll just say something sarcastic.

"Secretary Gu can write articles, and he earns a considerable amount of royalties every month, so he can afford to eat well."

Gu Hanping was speechless: "Secretary Gu said that if you send your children to school and they go to high school, they will know how to write articles. At that time, Secretary Gu will also give you some pointers. Whether they can write articles or not will depend on whether your children have the talent."