Despite what Li Bai had said, Dean Jiang didn't bring him a bottle of mineral water. Instead, he poured him a steaming cup of green tea. It smelled pretty good, so it probably wasn't cheap stuff.
In fact, there wasn't any mineral water in the office. When a guest came by, whether or not they worked at the hospital, what would it look like to offer them bottled water? At the very least, you had to serve hot water. Who'd want to drink cold mineral water in the middle of winter?
"Did you go anywhere fun on your day off yesterday?"
Setting down the rag for the moment, Jiang Qingjia brewed himself a cup too, though his was black tea.
"No, I went to renew my driver's license!"
Li Bai picked up his teacup, blew gently across the surface, and took a small sip. It was at least two hundred yuan per jin—a decent everyday tea, not bad at all.
"Renew your license?"
Dean Jiang stared blankly, unsure what Li Bai was getting at.
"Yeah. I got B licenses, B1 and B2. Next, I'm planning to upgrade to A1 and A2."
Li Bai nodded, then set down his teacup.
"Are you switching careers to become a driver?"
Jiang Qingjia couldn't help laughing. He hadn't expected Li Bai to have such an ambitious goal. Was a regular C license not enough? Why aim for B and A licenses?
For ordinary people who only owned a sedan or a small van, a C1 license was more than enough. Anything above a B license was completely unnecessary and would never come in handy.
"I'm planning to buy a vehicle—yeah, a big motorhome. A C1 license won't be enough."
Li Bai was frank about why he'd upgraded his license. Plenty of his friends, and