The total price of this product is 254,910 yuan. After deducting the cost of the ginseng, the remaining amount payable is 129,910 yuan.
Old Lei said to round it up to 129,900 yuan.
Wei Aiguo laughed at him for being stingy, since he had taken so many goods from him.
Old Lei: "I'm not stingy."
You won't find another place in Guangcheng with this price.
However, since you're ordering so much, I can't just leave you with a bonus.
I still have some stuff in my warehouse, let's round it up to 130,000. I've sent it all to Haozi's place. If you can take it, I'll give it all to you; if not, I'll get it back later.
Wei Aiguo: "It won't be a small amount; it's not worth taking."
Lao Lei felt a strong connection with Wei Aiguo, and the two even had a long private conversation.
When he came out, Wei Aiguo was holding that camera in his hand.
“If you take this, I won’t be able to explain it to my friends!” Old Lei said.
“That’s how it is with others, but it might not be the case with you. Who knows, one day you might have several of these here!” Wei Aiguo said with a smile.
"I'll take that as a compliment!" Old Lei said with a smile.
"How do I use this thing? I need someone to teach me!" Wei Aiguo looked at the camera in his hand.
"Then I'll go all the way! I'll find someone to teach you, and I'll even prepare the film for you... Go get the film!" Old Lei instructed.
...
The rat's yard became Wei Aiguo's place to store things.
There are quite a lot of things together.
Wei Aiguo and Song Yan carefully inspected the goods.
A dozen or so radios were also pulled out from there, and after listening to them, they were all fine.
Especially the last five large bags that Lao Lei brought. They were all socks. Song Yan saw that these things were definitely worth it, so he kept them all.
Looking at the socks, Wei Aiguo thought that Lao Lei probably felt he had made a bad deal.
Song Yan then asked him what he meant.
This batch of bell-bottoms is indeed unsold stock, and the ones he helped his friend sell are mostly genuine.
He hadn't expected Wei Aiguo to take such a large order. He started to regret it; even if it were just a pair of pants for an extra penny, he could have made a fortune.
It's certain that the goods Wei Aiguo wants will be shipped north.
Wearing a watch is the most suitable option because watches are expensive and have high profit margins, yet they are the smallest in size.
And what about these socks? Their profit margin is incomparable to that of watches and similar items. These bundles together aren't worth much money, but they take up space.
It's not worth traveling thousands of miles to sell products.
But he didn't expect that Song Yan was different from others.
Song Yan glanced at the package; each small bundle contained 10 pairs of socks. Every ten bundles were then bundled into a larger bundle. That meant each package contained 1,000 pairs of socks. That's 5,000 pairs of socks.
These socks sold for 15 cents a pair at the supply and marketing cooperative.
If the amount is huge, it can be quite considerable.
Song Yan asked Wei Aiguo what his plans were for the next leg of his journey.
Mouse is now a dutiful follower, obediently following behind Wei Aiguo.
There were already quite a few goods, and Wei Aiguo planned to have Song Yan pack them up before setting off.
Wei Aiguo asked the mice, "What are your plans for the future?"
"We were blind to his greatness, we were blind to his true abilities, and we will never dare to do it again." Haozi and the others stood in front of Wei Aiguo, not daring to breathe loudly.
"If you walk on the dark side too often, you're bound to run into a ghost," Wei Aiguo said.
“Yes, yes, I remember,” said Mouse and the other men.
"Life will definitely get better in the future, and there will be more opportunities. As long as we work hard, we won't have to worry about food or clothing."
"Doing business without capital is bound to fail sooner or later." Wei Aiguo still wanted to give them a chance.
“We’ll definitely listen to our big brother. Actually, we’re just starting out ourselves,” said Haozi.
“Old Lei will let you know if he has any good stuff. Here’s the address. If he asks you to pass on any messages, mail me three letters to this address.” Wei Aiguo slammed an address on the table.
"I promise I will do it, not just three letters, I will mail five."
"This is 300 yuan as a token of my appreciation for your hard work. Please don't stay in this courtyard tonight; I need it."
Haozi hadn't expected Wei Aiguo to give him money, and he even tried to refuse. But one sharp look from Wei Aiguo silenced him completely.
Wei Aiguo gave some more details and promised that he would never be asked to do something for free.
Mouse led a few people away quietly.
...
Wei Aiguo and Song Yan first showed their affection for their eldest sons, and then they ate their meal.
Wei Aiguo: "Xiao Hu's time in Beijing was short, and his foundation was not solid. Although he sold large quantities of grain and other goods, they were still food that ordinary people could easily buy. He had acquaintances in the Public Security Bureau, so there wasn't much of a problem."
But such a large quantity of watches and radios, and none of which require industrial coupons, might be too conspicuous.
There will definitely be people wondering where this stuff came from, and there will certainly be people trying to seize the supply channels.
Therefore, I don't want to ship so much stock in Kyoto.
Song Yan hadn't really thought about that. "So where do you plan to ship this batch of goods?"
"How about going to J City?" Wei Aiguo asked.
Going to J City means finding Cao Zhang in the black market.
Wei Aiguo's considerations were indeed correct.
Song Yan realized that she was better suited to selling agricultural products; she didn't seem qualified to be a nouveau riche middleman.
She nodded. "Now that we're out here, we can go anywhere. But I'd like to go to Anhui Province."
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