From Cannon Fodder to '80s Tycoon with My Space Supermarket-Chapter 222 - 166: Refrigerator_3

Every month, not only is there a high salary of sixty bucks, but there’s also an employee meal every day, with three dishes and a soup.

And it’s all bought from the State-owned Restaurant.

The food is first-rate.

If you were eating at home, you probably couldn’t have such good dishes.

Moreover, Jiang Xin comes over every day to eat with him. Clearly, she doesn’t treat him differently just because he’s an employee; they eat the same things. This proves Jiang Xin is truly very kind.

At least she doesn’t mistreat employees, unlike those exploitative and ruthless bosses Lin Ye encountered when he worked in the town before. It’s like heaven and earth.

As long as Jiang Xin spells out these benefits, she won’t have trouble finding employees.

After all, working anywhere is still working. When you find a trustworthy boss, even work feels a lot better, and running a stall is actually quite easy for these men compared to physical labor, since it only requires talking.

It doesn’t take much physical effort; more brain power.

However, at the end of the day, it’s a lot easier than the original hard labor.

So Lin Ye thought of picking one from his childhood friends who has a good temperament and is reliable, someone who won’t shirk or cut corners to recruit. That way, he could use him with peace of mind.

He’s already got a few suitable candidates in mind, but since he’s only hiring one, he still needs to consider who is the best fit.

Generally, his buddies are all doing physical jobs, earning just barely around forty bucks a month.

If he can get them to come over and work for Jiang Xin, like he does, they can make over twenty extra bucks a month.

Why not?

After all, everyone needs to support their family.

After hearing what Lin Ye said, Jiang Xin could deduce from his words that he already has suitable candidates in mind, so now it’s just a matter of time, and she stopped pressing him further.

After all, Lin Ye is meticulous.

He must have his reasons, and Jiang Xin also avoids headaches when recruiting, letting Lin Ye take a few more days to find a reliable candidate, so they won’t have to worry in the future.

After lunch, it’s still the same as yesterday.

Lin Ye hands over the more than two hundred bucks earned in the morning to Jiang Xin, even using the same reason as yesterday, afraid someone might steal it.

At this time, Jiang Xin even doubts if he’s unwilling to keep the money and eagerly hands it over to her.

But Jiang Xin doesn’t say much.

She just takes the money directly.

After all, sooner or later, the money will end up in her hands anyway.

Plus, Lin Ye has kept enough change for transactions, so Jiang Xin doesn’t need to worry about that.

Before leaving, Jiang Xin doesn’t forget to remind Lin Ye:

"Wait for me after work today, I have something to discuss with you."

Lin Ye nods after hearing this, originally planning that if today’s goods were plentiful, and Jiang Xin, like yesterday, didn’t need him to meet up in the evening, he could set up the stall until the market closes, earning a bit more.

But today seems like his plan will fall through, and he doesn’t know what Jiang Xin wants from him.

Anyway, today might end early, since if Jiang Xin is around, she won’t let him work overtime.

Lin Ye feels a bit regretful.

After returning to the warehouse, Jiang Xin continues organizing the warehouse, having already begun to shape it in the morning, classified and rearranging the shelves.

She’s just waiting to move everything from the space onto the shelves.

Considering the era, there’s no refrigerator, and there are no power sockets in the warehouse, she can’t move some refrigerators from the space.

So she’s putting only items that can be stored at room temperature, with various types available.

Ingredients, grains, eggs, along with some lunch boxes, thermos bottles, and other household commodities, everything is there.

Jiang Xin shuttles between the space and warehouse, getting all sweaty, but luckily, the door is closed, so no one can see what she’s doing inside from outside.