"You just said that a lot of monkeys wanted to buy phones and earphones but ended up not buying them, right?" Apple said.
"Yes. I let them listen to the music, and they loved it, but the phones and earphones were too expensive. They weren't willing to take out loans." Durian sighed.
"I don't have any money, but I can run errands for you and gradually help you get your money back," Apple said.
"How?"
"I can't tell you right now, because I want to make money. Once you know how, you'll do it yourself." Apple said, "If you trust me, I'll give it a try. If you don't, then you'll have to think of something yourself."
Durian looked hesitant.
It couldn't decide whether it should trust Apple.
It turned to look at the mountain of delivery boxes, and the fear of bankruptcy and debt clutched it tightly!
"Fine, give it a try!" Durian said. "What do you need?"
"Lend me all the phones and earphones for free!" Apple said seriously. "If I successfully make money, you'll get back the cost, I'll keep the phones and earphones, and I'll take any profit beyond the cost!"
Durian hesitated again.
Lend all the phones and earphones to Apple?
Goods worth more than fifty thousand yuan, lent to a penniless bum?
"What exactly are you planning to do?" Durian asked uneasily.
"I told you, I can't say right now." Apple smiled. "You decide. I'm also a Red-haired Gorilla that took the Smart Drug. The entire zoo is looking for a smart assistant. You can only choose me—the rest are idiots."
Durian racked its brains for a long while, unable to make up its mind.
Apple waited for quite some time before suddenly turning around. "Then I'm going to bed."
"Wait!" Durian called out