Buying in small quantities is definitely different from buying in bulk.

Just like when someone goes to the black market to buy something, the price will definitely be different if they buy one or two kilograms versus one hundred kilograms.

"You understand the principles?"

Gu Hanping asked a question in return.

Everyone understood then, and the person who had spoken earlier muttered defiantly, "But buying mushroom bags also costs money, right? That's still a profit."

Some people agree with this statement, while others remain silent.

After all the hard work of making mushroom bags, don't you want any compensation for your efforts?

To be honest, no one believes that Gu Yunyang doesn't earn anything.

In fact, Gu Yunyang also profited.

But if someone else were to do it, they wouldn't make any money making mushroom spawn bags.

Gu Yunyang also has a housekeeping robot to help him, so he doesn't have to do anything himself.

They just pretended to do it to deceive others.

But this is exploiting robots; it doesn't mean others can get them at this price.

Plaster and such, don't they cost money?

There's still so much manpower involved.

How could Gu Hanping not have heard it?

He also glanced at the man who had spoken earlier, glared at him, and said, "Cao Deyong, what do you mean?"

Secretary Gu went to great lengths to help, and you still want to slander him?

Since you feel that Secretary Gu is making money and you're unwilling to part with it, then you shouldn't take the mushroom bags.

Moreover, Secretary Gu has to find those raw materials himself. Isn't that time-consuming and laborious?

He works so hard, and all he gets in return is this kind of slander from you?

That's an exchange, not a sale. What are you up to?

If you make money from it, then it's speculation and profiteering.

It's unclear whether Cao Deyong was just speaking off the cuff or harboring malicious intent.

Cao Deyong is not a member of the Cao family; he had a husband who married into the Cao family.

Later, after the elders in the family passed away, the man who had married into the family insisted on changing the child's name back.

Anyway, Cao Deyong has a terrible reputation in the village.

People don't usually like to spend time with the Cao family.

This is one of the few people with a different surname among the five villages of Hongqi Brigade.

Cao Deyong not only did not feel that he was weak, but was actually very assertive.

It seems that this way, others won't dare to bully their family.

In other words, most of the people in the Red Flag Brigade are quite simple and honest, and they don't usually fuss over small things.

Otherwise, the Cao family would have no way to survive here.

Yes, Cao Deyong's father married into the Cao family from Cao Ding and Cao Ying's village.

He was notoriously lazy and married into the family to live off his wife in order to avoid working.

Cao Deyong is similar; he's bad from beginning to end.

"How can that be? Everyone else can buy it, but I can't?" How could Cao Deyong possibly agree to that?

Everyone wants to make money, so why is his family the only one left out?

That won't do.

Although he was lazy and didn't want to get up.

But the women at home can get up and get busy.

Gu Hanping's only occasional discomfort stemmed from dealing with these troublemakers: "I've already said, it's an exchange, not a sale. If you want to buy, go out and buy it yourself."

In addition, the exchange was entirely voluntary on both sides. Secretary Gu had a lot to do all day, including matters concerning the brigade and the commune.

Every day, Secretary Gu still sets aside time to make about two hundred mushroom bags.

"You want to exchange it? There's no one available yet."