"We'll know if there's a problem once we take it apart and check it again."
"You make it sound so easy. It took so many transport workers several hours to load this onto the truck."
"How much time would it take to take it off and put it back on?"
Liu Baoguo was genuinely angry. He hadn't expected Jiang Tiecheng to be so clueless and start pointing fingers right away.
Old Cheng cautiously asked Jiang Tiecheng,
"Xiao Jiang, this matter is indeed a waste of manpower and resources. See if you have any evidence to support your claim!"
Otherwise, the transport team wouldn't have helped us unload it.
"I don't have any evidence. I just picked up the box and felt that it was too heavy."
If each box is slightly less than the required weight, it's not a small number. What if the weight is incorrect when we deliver the goods?
When we issue goods, we use a single number; if the number is incorrect when we issue goods, that's a different story.
Did we lose the goods?
That would mean the three of us are stealing from each other.
Liu Baoguo sneered.
What do you want to do?
I've already said there's no problem with the weight; I vouch for it.
I was also the one who shipped the goods.
I personally supervised the workers who moved these things over, how could they be wrong?
Are you doubting me?
I'm not doubting you.
If there's a problem, just unload one or two boxes and weigh them. We don't need to unload all the goods; just unload one or two boxes, check the weight, and we'll know if there's a problem.
The important thing is the result. If we go out with this batch of goods and come back without fulfilling our delivery mission, who will be responsible?
How can you be so ungrateful?
I've already said the weight of this box is fine. What do you mean by that?
Do you suspect that some of our factory's employees are dishonest and tamper with the packaging of the boxes?
You're really something. No wonder the factory calls you Jiang the King of Hell; so this is how you stir up trouble.
It's you who stirred up trouble here, causing countless people to lose their jobs.
Why are you here pointing fingers and giving me advice?
I've been a deliveryman for almost seven years. Am I not more experienced than you?
We've never encountered any problems with our factory's packaging. I'm telling you, it's impossible.
"Comrade Xiao Liu, then don't blame me for being impolite. I'm going to check these boxes myself."
"I won't allow it!"
"You won't allow it? On what grounds?"
"Just because I'm the deliveryman, I'm the one who signed for these orders."
I can guarantee they absolutely did not shortchange us.
"Your promises are worthless. Get out of my way, or I won't move."
Jiang Tiecheng grabbed Xiao Liu by the collar and threw him aside, then flipped himself onto the car.
They untied one of the ropes and carried a box down from inside.
Xiao Liu was furious, but he was just a weak scholar and had never been good at moving boxes.
He's really no match for Jiang Tiecheng.
"Fine, fine, you don't trust me, do you?"
Okay, then I'll go find your security chief and ask for a replacement.
Since you have no basic respect or trust for us, let's just call off this cooperation.
Otherwise, who knows how many more things would have happened on the way.
"Xiao Liu! Take a look!"
What are you looking at?
Lao Cheng, don't you know how many shipments we've made?
Which shipment had the problem?
Why is it that he's the only one who gets so critical and nitpicky?
I think he just wanted to intimidate us.
"Xiao Liu, take a look at the scale."
Liu Baoguo looked down and realized that Jiang Tiecheng had already placed the wooden box on the scale.
They have a spare scale here because they need to transport goods up there.
These days, scales are all steelyard scales.
Few young people in later generations know this term, and even fewer understand it.
For such large and heavy goods, two people are needed to carry a scale and lift the goods up before they can be weighed.
But Jiang Tiecheng lifted the whole box of parts with just one hand.
The steelyard balance remained steadily suspended in mid-air.
Xiao Liu held his breath, somewhat dumbfounded.
Seeing the strength of that person is quite admirable.
He could carry one of those boxes by himself, but that would require the full effort of both hands.
They made me weigh this box of goods without me having to do any of the work myself.
For a moment, they couldn't even come up with an excuse.
He approached with a perfunctory expression, muttering to himself.
"What are you calling it?"
There's absolutely no mistake, every box of goods from our factory weighs 100 kg net... Wait a minute, how come this only weighs 90 catties!
Upon closer inspection of the numbers, Xiao Liu was immediately stunned.
"How is that possible?"
Old Cheng also came over to take a closer look, and sure enough, it weighed 90 jin (45 catties).
After a moment's thought, I broke out in a cold sweat. The truck was carrying over 100,000 kilograms, and 20,000 kilograms were missing.
If the delivery company weighs the goods and the quantity is inaccurate, I'll definitely cause them trouble.
However, they shipped the goods according to the standard quantities.
The three of them are responsible for this, one inside and one outside.
Once the car leaves the factory, it's impossible to explain what happened. Who can say for sure where those 20,000 jin went?
After all, this is a clear factory regulation that requires your personal signature when goods leave the factory, in order to ensure that the goods leaving the factory are legitimate and will not cause any problems.
The more annoyed the two of them were with Jiang Tiecheng, the more relieved they were that he had checked everything before getting on the bus.
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