[Food] [Business] [An Ordinary Man's Comeback] [No System]
After manning the wok at the factory for four years, Xu Zhao was fired with the words, "We're switching to centralized delivery. We don't need this many people anymore."
He walked out with his cleaver, borrowed the lunchtime kitchen at the noodle shop on the corner, and asked his acquaintances if they wanted to order chicken-leg rice. Twelve yuan for a whole deboned leg, with all the rice they could eat.
On the first day, he made just twenty-four portions.
Later, the night-shift workers started ordering ahead, the day-shift workers asked people to bring meals for them, and the gatekeeper came with his lunch tin, urging Xu Zhao to hurry up. The old cafeteria wanted him to come back and help out, but he was too busy to spare a hand.
There was still food in the wok, and people were still waiting outside.
This time, Xu Zhao wanted to build a business of his own.
