Gu Xin suggested that the glass jars and bottles were made by Gu Nian and Huo Yanyu, while the wine was brewed at Gu Shouxin's request, so the income should belong to the three of them.
Gu Nian waved her hand. She had plenty of ways to make money, so she didn't care about this. They were all her sisters, why should she distinguish between "yours" and "mine"?
Gu Shouxin brews fine wine, and he knows that Gu Nian and Cai Xiaolian also drink. He brews fruit wine specifically for his wife and daughter, so he doesn't plan to ask for money. If he wanted money, why would he be afraid of not having it? Recently, many wealthy businessmen from various countries have been trying to establish connections with him. Whether he helps them or not after accepting their money depends on his mood.
As for Huo Yanyu, she was just Gu Nian's assistant and was learning things. How could she ask for money when she hadn't even paid tuition?
Cai Xiaolian looked at the three people who were not short of money and didn't know how to persuade them.
Grandpa and Grandma Gu spoke up, saying that even among siblings, these distinctions should still be made clear.
Just like when they bought land in Yuzhou before, the money paid by the second wife belongs to the second wife, while the money paid by the old couple belongs to the Gu family. In the future, the three sons can divide it according to their own wishes.
So, the sisters need to agree on how to divide the property. Make a decision beforehand to avoid confusion later.
If you want to share the money with your sisters, that's your intention. Whether they accept it or not is their own reason. Everyone should discuss and agree on how to divide the money.
Then Gu Nian asked her parents to decide. She should take the lion's share of the glass, but what would she do with so much money? She didn't lack food or drink now.
Furthermore, she also expressed her meaning, saying that she was only making things in the lab, and that the external sales and accounting were always done by Xin Xin and Si Si, so Xin Xin and Si Si also had a share.
Grandpa Gu came up with a plan for the sisters: from now on, all profits from the sale of fruit wine in glass bottles would be split equally among them: Gu Nian would take 30%, Gu Shouxin would take 30%, and Gu Xin, Gu Si, Gu Hui, and Huo Yanyu would each take 10%.
In this way, no one will have any objections.
Gu Shouxin immediately gave his three-tenths of his income to his wife and two daughters.
On the spot, Gu Xin took out a newly ordered notebook and began to take notes.
Now, her bookshelves in her small study already have several categories of account books, and now another one has been added.
Gu Xin took notes, while Gu Si helped from the side.
My family brought up the fruit wine again, asking if it could be sold in restaurants.
Only Gu Shouxin knows exactly how much wine there is.
Gu Shouxin's idea was to sell bottled products directly in restaurants, and also to obtain wholesale orders from wealthy merchants in neighboring countries and Nanjing, with a minimum order quantity of a certain number of cases.
Gu Shouxin spent several days watering the seeds before, and then the fruit trees grew up. Shouldn't he pay a high price for them?
He had all the fruit he grew that could be used to make wine made by others.
Of the group of people who initially took in Meng Meng's mountain stronghold, three followed Meng Meng to join the army, and four learned cooking from Grandpa Gu. He arranged all the work for the rest, including more than forty people just for brewing wine.
It's easy to imagine how much wine his distillery actually had.
It's already October, and those who live further away will be setting off to go back to their hometowns for the Spring Festival next month. Shouldn't they bring some wine back with them?
You want me to sell you New Year's goods cheaply? Dream on!
Therefore, the sale of fruit wine in the restaurant was decided to begin in November.
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