Li Laifu arrived at the store early as usual. He considered his ability to stay at the store one of the keys to his success.
He firmly believed that diligence could make up for shortcomings, and the early bird caught the worm.
Although he arrived early, the night-shift staff did not dare leave. Instead, they had to work even harder for him to see.
Tea eggs, oden, grilled sausages, hot dogs, sandwiches-these bestsellers during the morning rush.
They were the focus of their morning work.
A box truck stopped outside the supermarket with a faint squeal of brakes.
A mover jumped out, deftly opened the rear doors, and began carrying boxes into the store one by one.
"Over here, put them here!" Li Laifu stood with his hands on his hips, commanding like a general. "Stack all the drinks in the storeroom. Put the snacks behind the shelves. Don't block the way!"
The store staff hurried over to help too.
Watching boxes printed with "Master Kong" and "Coca-Cola" being carried into his territory, Li Laifu felt a surge of satisfaction. This was all cash.
Once everything was unloaded, he signed the delivery slip and settled the bill.
The mover wiped his sweat and called to the driver outside, "Drive a few meters forward and stop. The next delivery is for Bugbug Internet Cafe."
Li Laifu's ears pricked up at once.
Bugbug Internet Cafe?
He instinctively walked out of the store and squinted at the garishly decorated internet cafe next door.
What was going on? Didn't Chongchong Internet Cafe not sell food or drinks? Hadn't that administrator surnamed Luo said their boss had rules about focusing on internet services and not messing around with all this other stuff?
Li Laifu muttered to himself.
He had assumed these young people in the