Four o'clock in the afternoon.
After a short break, everyone got back to work and started preparing dinner.
The main issue is that we already have shops, and if we don't open in the afternoon, it feels like we're just wasting the afternoon's rent.
So we still need to keep the store open. As long as the business is open, we should be able to make some money, more or less.
Therefore, Xu An did not have high hopes for the afternoon's business, and the amount of food served was set at forty portions, including dinner for the seven people in the restaurant, consisting of five adults and two children.
The seven of them sat at the table closest to the shop entrance to eat. The two little ones ate rather slowly, while the others had already finished the half-eaten food in their bowls.
Grandma Xu wanted to feed the two of them, but they refused, clutching their bowls tightly to their chests and shouting that they were all grown up now and big kids, and big kids should eat by themselves.
Unable to persuade the two, Grandma Xu had no choice but to give up and let them eat slowly while holding their rice bowls.
Some residents in the neighborhood didn't want to cook dinner because it was too hot, so they came here to find a fast food restaurant to eat at.
Seeing a pile of flower baskets in front of Xu's Fast Food Restaurant, I walked over out of curiosity to see what kind of food this fast food restaurant sold.
As soon as I got to the doorway, I saw two children happily eating their rice.
Upon closer inspection, the food in the child's bowl was exactly the same as the food on the hot food counter, and the thought of giving it a try arose.
If a place is cheap, the food looks good, and the owner's kids eat the same kind of food, then it's definitely not a cheap, low-quality place and is trustworthy.
Many passersby, with this idea in mind, went into Xu's Fast Food Restaurant.
By a little after six o'clock, all the food prepared by the restaurant had been sold out.
Zhou Qi and Liang Dani helped tidy up for a while, and when it was time to leave work, Xu An told them to go home first.
Originally, we planned to let Sister Lili go back first, but Xu Lili saw that there were so many dishes and chopsticks in the shop that hadn't been washed yet, and she refused to go back and stayed to help everyone.
Xu Kang and Xu Le didn't finish their meal until 6:30. After eating, they started to feel sleepy and dozed off on Grandma Xu's lap.
Grandma Xu sat behind the cashier, holding an old abacus in one hand and almost blurring the movement with the other, striking the abacus with a loud clattering sound.
Today's total revenue is 2213 yuan!
After deducting the cost of ingredients, the remaining profit is 700 yuan!
If you can maintain this income every day, your monthly income will be—[amount]!
After deducting the costs of ingredients, labor, rent, and utilities, the remaining profit is—[amount]!
Therefore, Xu An only needs a month and a half to earn 20,000 yuan and fulfill his promise to himself.
Grandma Xu looked up at Xu An, who was busy at work, and once again felt that her grandson had really grown up.
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