The next morning, Sister Hua delivered another four hundred sets.
Liu Yihang specifically instructed her to deliver one hundred fewer clothes poles and one hundred fewer sets of brooms and dustpans.
Because these two items are not necessities for everyone, relatively fewer people buy them.
Sometimes people would buy all three items separately. If someone did, Liu Yihang would sell them to them. The three items together cost nine yuan.
The family followed suit: Liu Xiangdong sorted the goods, Lin Guihua sold them, and Liu Yihang hauled a truckload of goods to sell near the university town.
Xiao Chunfeng and He Tao continued to carry goods and run around the dormitory buildings to promote them today.
Because it was indeed profitable, these two even dragged their female classmates from the same school into working with them.
The four of them took on the door-to-door sales service in the male and female dormitories, and they did it very well, attracting quite a few buyers.
That day, the store sold out of the 400 sets they had brought in, and then restocked with 200 sets, plus the remaining stock from yesterday.
Most freshmen know about this shop on the food street, and they recommend it to each other, so their shop is always packed with customers and business is booming.
This day is also the peak day for the daily necessities business, because there are still three days until the official start of school, and there are a lot of new students coming in these two days.
Both Xiao Chunfeng and He Tao earned more than forty yuan that day.
Business started to decline on the third day, with only about four hundred sets sold.
With only two days left before the official start of school, Liu Yihang decided to order another 400 sets, sell them all, and then stop ordering.
On the second-to-last day of school, more than 300 sets were sold, and the store still had more than 40 sets left.
On the last morning, the remaining sets sold out quickly, and Liu Yihang also sold the brooms and clothes poles he had saved at a low price. Lin Guihua cleaned the empty store thoroughly, ending her five-day business selling daily necessities.
The family closed the door and settled their accounts at home.
Lin Guihua took out the small cabinet where she kept her money, took the key from her neck, and unlocked it.
She hasn't been sleeping well these past few days, fearing the loss of all the cash in the house.
The four of them emptied out all the money inside, sorted it, tied it up in stacks with rubber bands, and then started counting it.
After counting twice, the three of them were finally certain that there was indeed a piece in the cabinet.
This is almost equal to their previous savings.
When they were in Zhoushan, they sold fried rice with eggs during the day and barbecue at night. They worked hard for more than a month and earned nearly 30,000 yuan, which they thought was quite impressive.
However, in just four or five days, I have already earned so much money. Although I am busy all day, it is still not as hard as it was in Zhoushan.
Liu Yihang did a rough count.
On the first day, we received 450 sets; on the second day, 600 sets; on the third day, 500 sets; and on the fourth day, 400 sets.
A total of 1,950 sets were delivered over the four days.
If we calculate the total profit, assuming a net profit of 20 yuan per set, and with 1950 sets sold, they should have made around 100 yuan this time.
We also have to deduct the wages paid to Xiao Chunfeng and He Tao for the past few days. The two of them earned a total of 210 yuan in four days, and their two classmates also earned nearly 100 yuan.
Subtract the money earned and wages from the amount here, and the remaining several thousand yuan is Liu Yihang's initial cost.
Liu Xiangdong and Lin Guihua stared at the money in disbelief. No wonder people wanted to go to big cities; the money was being made too fast.
The couple seemed to have been living in a state of despair about having no savings and uncertainty about the future just yesterday, and now they suddenly have so much money, earned entirely through their own hard work, without stealing or robbing.
"Dad, pinch me." Lin Guihua said in a simple and honest way.
Liu Xiangdong gently patted the back of her hand.
"It's true, our Hanghang is really successful now. He can make a fortune just by coming up with a plan."
Fortunately, we insisted on letting him study, and now, we've finally made it through.
With this money, and a storefront, we can live here and do some small business. Our family can finally be considered to have officially settled down in Tianzhou City.” It was rare for Liu Xiangdong to say so much.
He attributed Liu Yihang's intelligence to reading, but it's actually half and half. The bigger reason is that he thinks a lot and takes advantage of the information gap from being reborn.
Lin Guihua is also very content with the present.
"Yes, no wonder the old man said that the more money you spend, the more you have. Hanghang bought this house, and that's how all these things happened. Now we have a house and savings, and I can finally relax."
If we both work hard to run our family business, things will gradually get better.
Now that you've almost mastered Hanghang's skills, your business is sure to be good.
School starts soon, Hanghang, don't worry about us here. Focus on your studies. You're a student; studying is the most important thing.
"Hmm, we'll see."
Liu Yihang gave perfunctory replies, but in his heart he certainly didn't just want to live like this forever. The road ahead was long, so he would take it slow and make himself shine one day.
"School starts tomorrow. Go back and check if there are any plans for the afternoon." Lin Guihua said worriedly.
"It's alright. Chunfeng and He Tao are at school. They'll let me know if anything happens. There's no need to rush."
I'll take you to the bank first; we need to deposit this money. It's not safe to keep it at home.
We still need to go to the Sanhe Market to check and order some kitchenware, tableware, tables, chairs, and stuff for our shop.
Once this big deal is done, I can start working on the shop's affairs.
"Hanghang is right. I can't sleep at home with this money. It's more reassuring to keep it in the bank."
"Let's save this 40,000 yuan; 3,000 yuan should be enough." As Lin Guihua spoke, she counted out 3,560 yuan to keep at home, and put the rest of the money in a plastic bag.
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