"Huh?" Bling blinked. "I didn't hear you say that?"
Wu Yuanyuan winked at her and said, "Maybe I forgot."
Actually, she didn't want to bring it up. After spending so many years together, she knew what kind of person Bu Ling was.
Hearing this news would surely give me a heart attack.
That's true. A few years ago, Bling would have been very disappointed in his students.
But in the past few years, she has experienced a lot and has long since learned to let go of worries.
With Zhu Zhizhi's personality, no matter how good the cards you're dealt, she'll still end up playing them poorly.
Perhaps this is what they call the "spoiled wife" attribute?
"Forget about her, let's talk about you." Bling shook off the thoughts in her mind: "How are you? Is work going well?"
“Sigh~” When this topic came up, Wu Yuanyuan’s brows furrowed so deeply that they could trap a fly between them.
Without even asking, Bling could guess.
It's definitely not very good.
Actually, it's not surprising when you think about it. Now that we've reformed and opened up, all sorts of small restaurants have sprung up like mushrooms after rain. It's no longer the era when state-owned restaurants dominated.
What's more, those small restaurants offer good service, delicious food, and a wide variety of choices.
If there are better options, who would want to suffer in a state-run restaurant? I'm not a masochist.
Furthermore, state-run restaurants, accustomed to their domineering attitude and unwilling to lower their superior standards, naturally saw their customer base dwindle.
Take that state-run restaurant near Buling's house, for example. If it weren't for nostalgia, no one would even glance at it when passing by.
Furthermore, the staff at state-run restaurants are used to being arrogant and their service is nowhere near as good as that of privately owned restaurants.
Since the wages would be paid in full regardless of the circumstances, this led to a significant decrease in employee morale.
Given this, it's no wonder people aren't buying it.
Moreover, as we approach the year 1990, all state-owned enterprises will face this challenge...
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