Why is the quantity of vegetables in her shop always the same?

Once they're sold out, that's it?

Why does she never increase the dosage?

All of this is for today.

She used her first store to attract customers, but only a large portion of them were actually able to buy vegetables.

A small group of people face the daily problem of not being able to buy vegetables.

Now that there's a second shop here, they naturally have somewhere to go.

Although, this second store doesn't offer the same discounts as the one she's currently at.

But it's still much better than other places.

In fact, just as Song Qingqing had guessed, all the dishes in her shop were sold out.

There were still about sixty people who hadn't been able to buy vegetables. These people saw that there was a second vegetable store.

I had no choice but to settle for buying it in a store.

That evening, both shops were closed. Song Qingqing sat in one of the shops, closed the door, and began counting her money.

First, it was in the first store.

After counting for almost an hour, I concluded that I had made a net profit of over five hundred yuan.

The second store counted for thirty minutes and made a net profit of three hundred and ten yuan.

Not bad, not bad.

Song Qingqing was in a wonderful mood. If things continued like this, she would really have a lot of money coming in!

"There is one downside: in the second store, there are still unsold vegetables."

Those vegetables didn't sell; they're sitting in the store and will spoil by tomorrow.

"If only I could keep them fresh forever." Leaning back lazily in her chair, Song Qingqing began to think about how to deal with the surplus vegetables from the second shop.