nucmednet Chapter 154: Someone still dares to come
Chapter 154: Someone still dares to come
They are mainly helpless.
"Sister, I'm not blaming you. I just acted on impulse, and I can't let you all join me in making trouble." Gao You was not disappointed, but told everyone about it first to prevent them from being passive afterwards.
"This is not nonsense. We are all doing this for the Asian Games." Sister Chen supports Gao You.
"We will report this to our leaders right away and try our best to make this happen," said Sister Chen.
"Thank you, sisters."
Gao You left the neighborhood committee and went to the advertising store, where he made a banner with white letters on a red background. He took the ten finished vests, took Gao Shuang with him, and went to the glass factory to find Xiong Dani and the others.
Gao You told Xiong Dani and the others about his plan.
She decided to pay for this "mobile canteen" herself.
When several people heard this, they all said they would follow her arrangements.
"Sister Dani, you have learned cooking, can you be a chef?" Gao You asked Xiong Dani.
“Sure.” Xiong Dani had never cooked for hundreds of people before, but she had to do it anyway.
"Sister, you are responsible for purchasing." Gao You and Gao Shuang said.
"Okay. I'm good at purchasing." Gao Shuang agreed readily.
"Shen Yan, you are responsible for accounting and sanitation management." Gao You said to Shen Yan.
"Okay." Shen Yan nodded.
"Sister Hong, you are responsible for transportation, including the transportation of meals, tableware, and kitchen waste." Gao You looked at Yu Honghong.
"No problem, leave it to me." Yu Honghong answered loudly.
She likes to be assigned tasks and then she carries them out and completes them.
After Gao You arranged his people, he took them to the nearby vegetable market first.
She planned to prepare meals for fifty people today to try her hand.
Before leaving the neighborhood committee, the older sisters in the neighborhood committee gave Gao You a lot of help.
They helped Gao You perfect some details of the "mobile canteen".
For example, one older sister knew that there was a one-stop banquet restaurant in the vegetable market where she could rent a batch of kitchen utensils and tableware without having to buy everything new.
After Gao You told the boss about her plan, the other party immediately agreed and was willing to charge only one-third of the rent to rent Gao You the kitchen utensils and tableware she needed.
The boss even kindly agreed to ship the goods to the glass factory for free.
Gao You used the same method to talk to all the owners of the vegetable market about the mobile canteen.
Most people were very enthusiastic and agreed to pay Gao You the cost price and provide her with the ingredients she needed.
Several bosses even promised Gao You that they could buy on credit first and pay later.
"Thank you all first." Gao You said sincerely.
"What are you thanking me for? Isn't it all for those children? It's our duty to contribute to the Asian Games!" said a boss with a smile.
"Yes. You, a little kid, dare to do this. Can't we, the big guys, help?" The bosses laughed.
They are also a small business, so it is impossible for them to give Gao You a free meal, but the cost price is still acceptable.
Gao You also found two older sisters, introduced by enthusiastic people, to help wash and cut vegetables, and gave them a subsidy of five yuan a day.
Gao You also bought three tricycles from the same boss he bought a bicycle from last time, to use as a means of transportation.
After returning to the glass factory, Gao You took Gao Shuang and the others to clean up an area at the back door of the warehouse to use as a temporary kitchen.
In the afternoon, the owner of the one-stop banquet drove over and delivered the kitchen utensils and tableware.
He helped unload all the things, and then told Gao You that if he needed gas or honeycomb coal, he could come to him and he would help deliver them.
Gao You happily agreed.
Several people cleaned all the stoves, pots, kitchen utensils and tableware several times, boiled several pots of water, and boiled all the pots, kitchen utensils and tableware before starting to prepare today's dinner.
While shopping, Gao You and a few others discussed and planned three set meals, including three meat dishes, three vegetable dishes and one soup.
The two older sisters also came to help, and several people worked together to wash rice, cook rice, wash vegetables, cut vegetables, make soup, stew, and stir-fry. By the time all the meals were ready, it was already five o'clock in the afternoon.
Everyone lifted the large buckets filled with rice, vegetables and soup onto the tricycles. Gao You, Xiong Dani and Yu Honghong each rode one tricycle and rushed to the Asian Games Village.
When we arrived, it was the time when most people were out looking for food.
Gao You and Xiong Dani unfurled a banner with white letters on a red background that read "Mobile canteen, one yuan per portion, one meat, one vegetable and one soup."
Gao You and others were also wearing red vests with white letters. She held a loud speaker and greeted them a few times.
Soon, the college student liaison officers noticed the movement at the north gate.
They gathered around and saw the words on the banner, and asked questions one after another.
"Only fifty meals have been prepared today, and it's on a first-come, first-served basis. Line up here to pay for meal tickets, and get your meals over here." Gao You shouted through a loud speaker.
When everyone heard that there were fifty servings, they quickly ran over to line up. The food was already laid out and it smelled so delicious, how could it be fake?
When I go to a nearby restaurant to eat, a meal of meat and a vegetable costs about one dollar and fifty-two dollars.
It only costs one dollar here, which is about the same as the school cafeteria, and you don’t have to go far to buy it, so hurry up.
Gao Shuang was responsible for collecting money from them in exchange for meal tickets.
This is also a temporary meal ticket that Gao You made in the advertising shop. It has the words "mobile canteen, one yuan" printed on it and is disposable.
The first person in line was a short boy wearing glasses. He took out a dollar from his pocket, exchanged it for a meal ticket, and went to Xiong Dani to get a meal of spicy diced chicken and a meal of stir-fried vegetables.
They also provide bowls and chopsticks, you can use them or not.
The boy got his meal and also made a bowl of egg soup using the bowl provided by the cafeteria.
Then he drank the soup first and then started to eat while squatting.
Upon seeing this, everyone rushed over to line up, fearing that the tickets would be sold out if they were too late.
There are only fifty copies, and there are at least hundreds of people here.
Soon, all fifty meal tickets were distributed.
Gao Shuang shouted, sold out, sold out, no need to queue.
Those who didn't get their meal tickets later expressed regret.
"Are you coming tomorrow night?" a student shouted.
"Will there be breakfast tomorrow morning? I don't have time to buy breakfast." someone else asked.
Gao You listened to their opinions and wrote them down in a notebook.
At this time, someone from the Asian Games Village came out to ask what was going on.
The liaison officers immediately fell silent.
"What are you doing? Business is not allowed around the Asian Games Village? Don't you know? Why are you setting up a stall here?" The middle-aged man who looked like the person in charge looked at Gao You and the others seriously.
Before, some small vendors wanted to set up stalls here, but they were all persuaded to leave.
Is there anyone who dares to come now?
"Hello, leader! I am Gao You, the person in charge of this mobile canteen." Gao You went over to explain to him.
“I set up this mobile canteen because I saw that the liaison officers had some difficulties in getting three meals a day.
We only provide the liaison officers with three meals a day, breakfast, lunch and dinner. They leave after selling everything and make sure to take away the garbage and clean the venue. We don’t cause any trouble to anyone.”