The producer stared at Peng Kai and Shu Man'er in shock, thinking, Have these two gone crazy? They're giving him his acting fee for free just to have him set up a stall?
But then again, they weren't short on money.
Young people had poor self-control. Having tasted food that delicious for the first time, they had completely fallen for it and couldn't pull themselves out.
Anyway, it wasn't his money. This was good too—tomorrow, the crew would definitely save on boxed lunches.
The other actors on the crew looked eager. They also truly hoped Lu Qin could come set up his stall again tomorrow.
To be honest, although actors earned a lot, filming conditions could sometimes be very harsh.
Just take the crew's meals—they were truly beyond description.
Anyone who had worked with a film crew knew that even extras sometimes couldn't work up the appetite to touch the free boxed lunches.
They really were that hard to eat.
But they had no choice but to eat. Filming required a lot of stamina.
Extras and staff had no choice; they had to eat the crew's boxed lunches.
But the main cast wasn't short on money. They could choose not to eat boxed lunches and pay out of pocket to order from restaurants outside.
But in some places, there was nowhere to order from!
For instance, around Huaguoshan Park, there were only fast-food joints serving trash food like Wallace's.
The producer had driven five or six kilometers just to order boxed lunches that not even dogs would eat.
Wallace's, you know. Would you dare eat it?
A godsend for the constipated and a small joy for ordinary people, it had made Western burgers and fries flourish throughout eighteenth-tier small counties in Dragon Country. You could get three burgers for ten