"Experienced people said it would be worth two or three hundred thousand, depending on the location and season," Lu Ao said. "I caught this fish with someone else, so I can't lower the price on my own. As for that moonfish, I'll knock two hundred thousand off for you."
"Hahaha, you can actually take the initiative to lower prices in business? Then thanks. I won't stand on ceremony. Honestly, if I bought such an expensive fish and got the wrong one, the quoted price on the books would be hard to justify. If the shareholders found out, there'd be gossip no matter what."
"Yeah. Doing business isn't easy for you either."
Weng Qian sighed. "It really isn't easy. If I could meet a few more people like you, maybe it would become easier."
Several hundred thousand was not a sum everyone had the nerve to call and say they would not earn.
Weng Qian said, "Speaking of Bluefin Tuna, I suddenly remembered someone with auction connections—the kind who specializes in sending things overseas for auction. Wait a moment. I'll contact him and see if we can send your big Bluefin Tuna abroad for auction."
Lu Ao agreed without hesitation. "Thanks for the trouble. If you make this deal happen, I'll give you five percent as a service fee."
"Hahaha, there's no need for that. It's no trouble at all. Friends help each other out, so let's not mention payment."
"Take it. I can't let you make the trip for nothing."
Weng Qian had been in business for a long time, and it was rare for him to meet someone so decent. After laughing for a while, he said, "All right. I'll contact him now. Wait a bit—I'll get back to you soon."
Lu Ao agreed. "Okay."
Weng Qian worked quickly.