"Dad, let me make this clear first, you can't take this money." The bag was in He Wenlin and He Shan's hands. They took it out to count, but He Wenlin was worried that while counting, the money would end up in her father's pocket.

Upon hearing this, Mr. He became furious: "You're so stingy, I don't know where you got that from! Do you think I'd take your money? I gave birth to you and raised you, and you're this stingy? You even said you'd buy me a gold watch, you can't even count on a plastic one!"

He Wenlin: "..."

Others: ...

He Wenlin sighed, not wanting to say anything more.

Then Lin Fei and He Shan were asked to organize the orders, while He Wenlin and the others started counting the money. He's father got angry and stopped counting the money.

He Wenlin let him be; she was not going to immediately give him money to appease him just because he was angry.

She's not so rich as to throw money around like that yet.

In the end, I calculated that I ordered 72 boxed lunches for lunch today, 20 servings of fried noodles, and 10 servings of egg fried rice.

This afternoon's orders included 62 boxes of fried noodles, 30 servings of fried rice, and 10 servings of fried rice.

The total sales amount is 480.2 yuan.

The actual amount received was 477.4 yuan.

He Wenlin pocketed the 477.4 yuan.

"Linlin, I'm going to the Bosi factory to get some orders in a bit. Didn't you say you'd give me the menu and prices?" He Shan said.

"I was so busy yesterday that I forgot," He Wenlin said. "Today at noon I'm making cucumber salad, eggplant with minced meat, pickled cabbage and pig's blood, and stir-fried carrots with meat. If they only want one of these dishes, it's four yuan a serving with meat, three yuan and fifty cents a serving of pig's blood, and two yuan a serving of cucumber salad."

He Shan wrote down all the vegetable prices He Wenlin mentioned, and then went to collect orders.

He Wenlin arranged for others to wash vegetables and make preparations, while she went to the convenience store to make a phone call, not knowing whether her grandmother and second brother had bought tickets yet.