But it's just to be on the safe side.

In the previous life, the educated youth raised pigs together, but we all had different opinions and often made things messy. In the end, we only did it for two years and then gave up.

Of course, this is only one of the reasons. The other is, as Lao Wu said, raising pigs is not allowed now, so the issue of safety is very important.

"Sister-in-law, I understand the decision-making issue you're talking about. I work with that guy just now, and I'm the one who makes the decisions, so I can agree to your request right now. This isn't a controversial issue. Besides, even if we go by investment percentage, you definitely own the lion's share, so it's reasonable for you to make the decision."

"No." Song Youyou shook her head.

"I don't participate in specific decisions. I'm talking about decisions on the big picture, which means I'll put forward a few general requirements.

Besides, I don’t need to take the lion’s share, I only want half.”

She has no intention of giving up on the path of foreign language translation.

So she spends most of her time on this, and has no time to participate in the operation of the pig farm. In other words, she is a person who pays money but does not work.

So, if those who do not work account for the majority of the investment, that would be wrong.

It would be fine if the money earned was small, but if the money earned later on increased, those who invested and worked would feel unbalanced.

Song Youyou told Lao Wu the reasons behind this and put forward her requirements regarding the general direction to him.

"In addition to making money, I ask everyone involved in pig farming to remember that safety is the top priority.

First, whether you're working at the pig farm or shipping, if you encounter an inspection team, you should abandon the pigs and run."

Although the special period of the past ten years was drawing to a close and the inspection teams and the Red Guards were no longer making much noise, she still made this a top priority just to be on the safe side.

Life is always more important than money.

"Yeah." A glimmer of light flickered in Lao Wu's eyes, and he nodded seriously.

These two locations are where accidents are most likely to happen and where people are most struggling. Her request can be said to have helped everyone make the most reasonable choice, which is for everyone's good.

"First, the location of the pig farm.

I hope you will take a close look at his site when you take over this batch of goods.

If it's not private enough, let's go somewhere else.

If his place is secretive enough, then we must secretly open a secret route suitable for escape in case of emergency.

Furthermore, it would be best if those who work there could continue to do so, and those who don’t should be asked to sign a confidentiality agreement.”

Lao Wu listened carefully and couldn't help but ask at the end.

"Sister-in-law, why are all the requests you made for everyone's safety? Why didn't you mention your own interests at all?"

Nowadays, anyone who dares to do business in the black market almost has his head tied to his belt.

They all act like people die for money and birds die for food.

Where have you ever seen such a thing? Is this just planning for the safety of your subordinates?

This is the image of a person in charge!

It would be a lie to say I wasn't moved.

Lao Wu blinked his eyes with a pious look:

"Sister-in-law, you are so kind that you actually consider our safety wholeheartedly.

I, the fifth brother, am convinced. From now on, you will be my only sister-in-law, and I will follow you!

Wherever your sword points, that is my battlefield!"

Song Youyou glanced at his excited expression and slightly red eyes, and said lightly:

"Of course I'm considering your safety. Otherwise, what if you're caught and you betray me?"

Lao Wu's expression froze: "...How could I be such a spineless person?!"

Besides, can't we just hope that he will do well?

Humph, I was just touched for nothing!