We can only hope that law enforcement officers will catch those bastards soon and see if they can come up with the compensation money.
There were too many onlookers, and some people even broke through the cordon to go inside and watch the excitement. Those who went in were driven away, and the onlookers outside watched for a while and, seeing that there was nothing exciting to see, dispersed in twos and threes to the side and started chatting.
At this moment, the merchant who was monitoring the sales also arrived. After inspecting the site, he showed a slight reluctance.
"To install surveillance cameras, we need to run a network cable. This place is quite far from the nearby villages, and the cable alone will cost seven or eight hundred yuan. Add the labor cost, and it will be over a thousand."
After calculating all the miscellaneous costs, installing a surveillance camera inside and outside each greenhouse would cost about a thousand yuan per household.
Those like Aunt Hong and Uncle Lin, whose greenhouses consistently produce fruits and vegetables and generate income, naturally have no objections. However, other growers are hesitant, as the price is higher than they expected.
If you install surveillance cameras and want to check on them, you need a computer, a network cable, and broadband service, which costs a few hundred or a thousand yuan a year.
Some people even considered backing out, since the incident had just happened and there shouldn't be any problems for the foreseeable future.
If Aunt Hong and the others, who are worried about potential problems, pay for everything in advance and get it done, then we can save several hundred yuan on the installation.
This blatant scheme made Aunt Hong and the others laugh in anger. They were nowhere to be found when it was time to dig the well, but when it was time to drink the water, you suddenly appeared. What kind of good thing is this!
After much discussion, opinions differed, and the meeting ended in discord. The original group of ten or twenty people was reduced to six or seven, including Xu An and the vendor who installed the surveillance cameras.
The vendor who installed the surveillance cameras was very perceptive; he pulled out a business card, handed it to Aunt Hong, and left, saying he had something to do.
He had seen similar situations many times. When a group of people decide to do something on a whim, it usually ends up falling through for various reasons.
Xu An listened to their discussion from the side, and he was getting anxious too!
Everyone else is fine, but Aunt Hong, Uncle Lin and their families supply fruits and vegetables to Xu's Fast Food. If the greenhouse is destroyed, they will have to spend many times the price to buy them from the wholesale market.
But it's unrealistic to pay for it himself, since it's not his property. If it were his property, Xu An would definitely pay for the installation without hesitation, just for peace of mind.
Ultimately, Aunt Hong and the others decided that several households would take turns coming over to keep watch at night, and that the matter of installing surveillance cameras could be discussed later.
"After that" basically means there's no follow-up.
Xu An sighed inwardly and followed Aunt Hong and the others back to the village, where he lay down on the rocking chair in his own yard.
My thoughts drifted to the farmers whose greenhouses had been destroyed. If they received compensation but didn't plan to rebuild, would those greenhouses be left abandoned or sold to others?
sell?
Xu An suddenly thought of a question: In his previous life, who did Aunt Hong's greenhouse end up with?
But after turning my memory upside down, I couldn't find a single word or phrase.
Xu Heping seemed to have said something, but it also seemed like he hadn't. At the time, I just treated it as casual conversation, letting it go in one ear and out the other without taking it to heart.
If I had known I could be reborn in my past life, I would definitely have started keeping a diary from a young age, recording in detail what happened every single day and every second!
After his reflections subsided, Xu An began to make plans in his mind.
The insulation material covering the greenhouse was indeed damaged, and the crops inside were also destroyed. However, the greenhouse frame is still intact!
If we take over this, we just need to contact the manufacturer to reinstall the film, and it will be a perfectly good greenhouse that can be put into use immediately.
The question is whether they will ultimately choose to sell or rebuild.
If it were for sale, how much would it cost?
For a moment, Xu An was lost in endless reverie.
The company where Liu Zhaowen works.
After a day and a night of hard work, and eighteen revisions, the client finally finalized the draft—the first version was chosen!
Although I had countless complaints I wanted to vent, the client had already approved the draft, and I was finally free!
I won't rant about it; let's just consider it a way of saving face.
After organizing the documents, Liu Zhaowen sent them to the client via email. Once he confirmed receipt, he quickly shut down his computer, turned off the office lights, closed the office door, walked through the empty corridor, and clocked out.
I glanced at the time when I checked in; it was 11:07 PM.
Exhausted but still full of wonderful fantasies, Liu Zhaowen clocked out of get off work, took a taxi home, washed up, and drifted into a sweet dream.
In my dream, plump duck feet formed perfect pairings with cola, Sprite, apple cider vinegar, and beer.
While Liu Zhaowen was sound asleep, his phone on the bedside table suddenly lit up; it was a message from his boss.
"Zhaowen, the client has a new requirement. Given your good working relationship with them this time, you will still be in charge of following up on this requirement."
The requirements document has been sent to your email. Please check it and communicate with me promptly tomorrow at work.
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