Reborn 1990 Pocket

Chapter 164 Industry Rules
It happened that Third Uncle Mu and Uncle Mu came back together, and today Mu's father also went together, it was raining outside, and several of them were drenched all over.

Aunt Mu hastily brought a few dry towels over to wipe them off, "It's raining so hard that I don't know how to avoid it. Otherwise, I can call a public telephone hall. I'll find you guys with an umbrella."

The little uncle said with a gentle smile, "It's okay, just take a bath."

Grandma Mu hurriedly brought over the chicken soup, and asked with distress and anticipation, "Then you run around like this every day, what happened to you?"

Uncle Mu gave up, "There's no need to run away tomorrow."

"It's done?" Grandma Mu showed joy.

"It didn't work. Fortunately, the second brother also went with me today, otherwise I would have made a lot of trips." Uncle Mu said somewhat dejectedly.

Mu's father wiped off the water drops and was about to enter the house, but saw his daughter brought over Jing Jing's slippers, hurriedly took back her wet feet, put on the slippers, and then went in, "It's also a coincidence that the sixth son is buying goods , we saw that his purchase price was much lower than what the third brother asked. After asking, we realized that it was an acquaintance asking for the price. Yes, the amount of tiles and cement required for each job is very large, so it is a big order for the store. It is more profitable to lower the price by [-]% or [-]% for one order than to sell hundreds of loose orders. Many, the third brother asks that the quantity is not much bigger than the bulk order, and much less than the large order, so they will definitely not lower the price too much."

Grandma Mu suddenly realized, and then she was a little dissatisfied, "Small profits are big profits. If you make a lot of money, then don't do business. It's too grand."

Mu's father didn't answer.

Mu Yijing took small sips of the chicken soup, and when she heard the silence, she turned her head to look at Mu's mother, and whispered: "Mom, this chicken soup is delicious, and it's much cheaper than ours. Let’s take a few more home with you.”

"Where it's much cheaper, it's because it's much more expensive, that is to say, what your grandma is looking for is a discounted price given by acquaintances." Mu's mother subconsciously replied to her daughter.

Mu Yijing counted on her little finger, "Grandma said that it's one and a half dollars cheaper per catty. Didn't it mean that the uncles and aunts who sell vegetables in the market have set the price of vegetables? Whoever gets the price is going to find someone else." Trouble, it’s so cheap, will other uncles and aunts who sell chickens go to trouble this aunt who sells chickens to grandma?”

Uncles, aunts, and aunts babbled around, and thanks to Mu's mother, she understood, and replied to her daughter, "That's different."

But the little uncle heard it exactly, and answered his mother-in-law casually, "No matter what industry you are in, this is the same reason. If you do business without some rules, it will be messed up. How many cement tile houses are there in the whole city?" Property, the prices are all communicated with each other. If you go high, no one will care about you. If you go low, it’s no wonder that others don’t trouble you if they lose their profits, but if they are acquaintances, it’s a different matter gone."

Uncle Mu will nod to show that his brother-in-law is right, and Grandma Mu understands and is somewhat disappointed.

But Aunt Mu's attention was attracted by Xiao Yijing, "Second sister-in-law, what did Jing Jing say from now on?"

The little uncle also looked curiously, how the five-year-old child spoke so clearly, and seemed to be reminding himself.

(End of this chapter)