Li Jianguo had only just set up his stall, and Li Long was helping Li Anguo and the others unload fish, when the market staff came over.
"Are you all together?" one of them asked.
"Yes." Li Long thought he looked familiar. He handed the sack of fish to Li Junshan and stepped forward. "How much is the management fee? I'll pay."
"One yuan for your cart. One mao each for the others-they're taking up stalls too, after all, right? Our shift changes later. If anyone asks, tell them you've already paid me, Lao Guo."
"Sure." Li Long took out the money and paid. That was pretty accommodating-one mao was actually quite cheap for stalls like his elder brother's.
After the staff left, Li Anguo and the others went to set up their stalls. Apart from Li Junshan, whose spot was farther away, about sixty or seventy meters off, everyone else was within forty meters of the cart. They were quite close.
Li Jianguo had already started calling out:
"Fish for sale! Freshly frozen wild fish! Cheap fish!"
There were noticeably more people than when Li Long had first arrived yesterday. Some wandered up to the stall, while others heard the calls and came over.
Li Junfeng started calling out too, which surprised quite a few people. There certainly were a lot of fish sellers.
Old Street covered a larger area than the market in Ma County, after all. With more people, it could absorb more goods, and within ten minutes, all five stalls had made their first sales.
Although the crowds around them weren't large, each person had made at least one sale. A good start.
Then a familiar customer came looking for Li Long.
"Young man, there's fish on your cart too, isn't there? Why aren't you putting