The sudden sound startled the young man.
But after realizing what the person had said, his expression froze.
"Huh? What Mr. Lin? I don't know him?"
The young man reacted very quickly, his expression immediately turning confused.
He also gave Guo Qiang a wink.
"Ah, right, you misheard. We're talking about Boss Li."
Guo Qiang's acting is terrible; as soon as he said that, everyone knew there was something wrong.
The young man's face immediately stiffened.
This is truly his good brother!
Anyone who would stop and inquire about Boss Lin just because a passerby mentioned him must know who Boss Lin is.
Otherwise, with so many people in the world bearing the surname Lin, why would anyone bother asking such a question?
The young man awkwardly tried to cover up Guo Qiang's words.
"Yes, we're talking about Boss Li, in our hometown dialect. You might have misheard us."
"Oh, I see. Sorry to bother you."
Boss Lin's fans didn't say whether they believed it or not, but their eyes were scrutinizing the duck products they were carrying.
Everyone was carrying a large bag, and the aroma of the duck products was very strong.
Duck products aren't cheap; this bag alone would cost at least two or three hundred.
If it doesn't taste good, who would be willing to buy so much?
Based on their talk of keeping things confidential, he suspected that these people had met Boss Lin.
Judging from their behavior, they probably won't tell him the truth.
Boss Lin's fans didn't ask any further questions, just nodded and left.
The fact that they're eating duck necks here suggests they likely have a stall nearby.
Moreover, with so many food stalls around here, it's very likely that Boss Lin is setting up a stall; he needs to hurry and find him.
After he left, the young man and the others exchanged glances and all wore guilty smiles.
"We still can't plot in public; someone might overhear us if we're not careful."
"That's right, I didn't expect Mr. Lin to have so many fans, I even ran into him here."
Do you think that person believed it or not?
“I just saw him staring at the ducks in our hands. It’s a bit dangerous.”
"Let's go, let's go quickly, lest we find it again."
"Let's see if you dare to discuss secrets so openly next time. Anyone passing by could hear you."
After this incident, the group of people suddenly felt that Boss Lin's stall location might not be able to be kept secret anymore, and they all felt a little regretful.
They all wanted to keep this a secret, and for some reason, they squatted down on the street and discussed it.
Isn't it possible for anyone passing by to overhear their conspiracy?
No, this isn't a secret plot; it's clearly an open conspiracy.
To be precise, it wasn't a scheme, but rather a desperate attempt to ensure others wouldn't know about it.
"Why!"
After the play started, the young man drank milk tea and ate duck feet, and couldn't help but sigh.
If we could go back two hours...
He would definitely choose not to tell Guo Qiang about Boss Lin's location, rather than telling him.
At most, he would buy more duck products and share some with him, since the more people who know, the greater the risk of exposure.
Now, things are developing in a way that is no longer under his control.
No wonder Mr. Lin's regular customers all say that once they discover Mr. Lin, they must keep this secret.
There must be precedents to learn from.
It's his fault for not learning from the mistakes of others; he had no experience when he first tasted Mr. Lin's cooking.
"Look, so many people in the audience are eating duck products. Did they all buy them from Boss Lin?"
The number of audience members watching the play today is no less than that of yesterday.
There weren't enough seats prepared, so many audience members brought their own benches, making the venue feel much larger than it actually was.
“Even if people don’t know that this is Mr. Lin’s stall, they still know whether the food is good or not. Yesterday, many people ate duck products while watching the show. I wanted to buy some more after the show but couldn’t. I bought a lot today, so it’s definitely enough to eat.”
The young man said as he opened the duck liver and duck tongue for his grandfather.
His grandfather has bad teeth, so it's inconvenient for him to eat things with lots of bones. Duck liver is soft and tender, and duck tongue has no bones, so it's just right for him.
And then there's the dried bean curd sticks, a bean product that's easy to chew.
The old man sipped the milk tea that young people love, savoring its sweet taste, gulping it down continuously.
Paired with spicy duck parts, it smells amazing!
......
After packing up his stall, Lin Zhou parked his tricycle in a designated parking spot outside before returning to the theater to watch the performance.
Then his fans searched around the food street but couldn't find anyone selling duck necks.
He fell into self-doubt again.
Could it be that he guessed wrong, and those people were really talking about Boss Li?
But that's not scientifically sound.
Their expressions don't suggest it.
Unsure of what was going on, the fans thought for a moment and posted the story online, asking netizens if anyone had encountered Mr. Lin, the owner of the duck neck shop, in the area.
After all, there's strength in numbers.
As a result, the older diners, who were even further behind in the news than him, saw it.
They weren't there to give him answers, but rather to ask him for information.
"Really? Where did you get this news? Mr. Lin is selling duck necks in Nanjin?"
"Anyone here in Nanjing? Let's go check it out."
“I just checked, and there are opera troupes touring in Nanjin Bahe District. There are also many food streets. I found a video posted by someone who went to watch the show. There are food stalls all along the roadside, so it’s quite possible.”
“I live near Nanjin, I’ll go take a look now.”
"The key point is that the blogger said he searched around but couldn't find anyone selling duck necks, so it's uncertain whether it's true or not."
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