"Boss, make me two dishes and two bowls of white rice and send them directly to the guest room."
Money makes the world go round. Upon hearing this, the shopkeeper immediately nodded and agreed. Chaoge dragged Aunt Li upstairs with the waiter who had been waiting there for a long time, but the shopkeeper stopped her again: "Wait a minute, sir!"
Chaoge looked back at the shopkeeper with dissatisfaction, his eyes full of vigilance: "Sir, now is a year of famine, everything we use is very precious, especially water.
If you want to eat, you have to pay a deposit of ten taels of silver first, and we will refund you the extra money when the time comes."
Chaoge frowned. A meal cost ten taels of silver. This was definitely a shady shop!
Thinking back, the original owner only got five taels of silver by selling herself. What a crap ancient times, it was so dark!
Chaoge angrily took out a ten-liang silver ingot, slammed it on the counter, and pulled Aunt Li upstairs.
I thought that at thirty taels a night, even if the upper room didn't meet the standards of the presidential suite in my previous life, it should at least be a standard room, right?
Who would have thought that a bed, a round table, a few stools and a wooden rack for basins were all that this so-called upper room had.
Chaoge's mouth twitched, and he turned around to look at the waiter who sent them upstairs: "Is this what the upper room looks like?
Isn't it too unscrupulous for your boss to make this money?"
The waiter looked like a dead pig that was not afraid of boiling water, and nodded with a smile: "That's it, the bed is clean and tidy, the room has everything, and it's spotless, which is rare.
Sir, do you want to stay here? If not, we will deduct ten taels of silver and you can vacate the room. We have guests anyway."
Chaoge!
How stupid was she to run into the city and let a group of hungry wolves slaughter her like a fat sheep! ?
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