Wherever he went, countless people turned their heads to look at him.

Upon arriving at the entrance of the Haishi Library construction site, Xu An parked his car at his temporary stall, took out his notebook, and began assigning tasks.

Orders of ten or fewer are delivered by one person, while orders of more than ten are delivered by two or three riders.

The six riders, led by Lao Han, each received an order and scattered in all directions, blending into the vast sea of ​​people.

In 2012, Chifanla was just beginning to expand, and most people were still unaware of the food delivery industry.

The sudden appearance of these six riders in the city sparked the curiosity of many people.

Although people only talked about it casually, it planted a seed in the hearts of many.

There is a restaurant called Xu's Fast Food that offers home delivery.

Accompanying Lao Han in delivering boxed lunches was his roommate, who had been completely immersed in games since the start of summer vacation, having forgotten all about home.

Old Han couldn't bear to see him so happy, so he painted a rosy picture for him: he could earn over a hundred yuan by working only two hours a day, and such a good job was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

The naive roommate naturally fell for it and eagerly followed Lao Han out to work as a delivery rider.

But after completing one of his deliveries today, he realized something was wrong.

A trip for two takes fifteen minutes, and at most they can serve twenty boxed meals at a time, which costs ten yuan, or five yuan per person.

On average, a maximum of 160 orders can be delivered in two hours, which is 80 yuan in total. That's only 40 yuan per person, so where does the income of over 100 yuan come from?

Moreover, there are currently fewer than 160 orders to be delivered, which have to be split among six people, so each person only gets 12.5 yuan.

This was the first time Lao Han's roommate had experienced such blatant deception.

"Then tell me, did you enjoy your lunch?" Old Han remained unfazed by his roommate's question.

"Delicious." Old Han's roommate savored the lunch he had just eaten, and couldn't help but smack his lips twice. The lunch was really delicious.

"That's great! Free lunch, and more than ten yuan for working just two hours. Isn't that wonderful!"

Then, Lao Han continued to make empty promises to his roommate.

"When I first came here, I only received about 70 or 80 orders a day. In just two or three days, that number has doubled. The number of orders will only increase, so don't complain about having too many orders then."

Old Han's roommate nodded in agreement, agreeing with Old Han's assessment, and even began to worry about what would happen if there were too many orders to deliver.