Ye Yuan left with a smile.
Several women were left behind, whispering among themselves.
"Sister Zhang, should we take this money?"
One of the women who had helped earlier asked.
"Why shouldn't we?
The workers all get bonuses, but we people in logistics don't.
Since the boss gave us a bonus this time, why shouldn't we take it?"
Another woman said excitedly.
Sister Zhang, who was leading them, had an uncertain look in her eyes. Finally, she gritted her teeth.
"We'll take it! If the boss gives it to us, we'll take it. It's not something shameful!
Didn't we come here to curry favor with them?
Now that they've given us benefits, why shouldn't we accept them?"
"But... but in the village, if something like this happened, wouldn't we help out too?
No one ever gave us anything for it."
One timid woman said quietly.
"That's different. Do you cook for people in the village for free?
Here, it's work.
I heard from my husband that in big cities, workers do whatever work they're paid to do.
Even if they see a piece of paper on the ground, they won't pick it up, because they aren't paid for that!"
One woman said longingly.
Ye Yuan had no idea that a casual remark from him had kept them discussing it for a full half hour.
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With Ye Yuan's return, everything on Fishing Bay Island gradually got back on track.
Even Li Hui, who had previously planned to take leave and go out to clear his head,
had no choice but to temporarily abandon the idea because of certain matters.
The first batch of Tina Bulls had reached the stage where they could be slaughtered.
That also meant the Tina Bulls were ready to be sold.
This time was