The end of the world: I am linked to a mobile lottery store

Chapter 588 Opening Business

So, Lu Li invited Shu Ya to have breakfast together.

After Shuya sat down, she was still thinking about whether she should take the initiative to show off.
Should I go buy some breakfast? Perhaps as a token of appreciation to Boss Lu? Or maybe I should work harder for her?

To make oneself seem useful, not so dispensable.

But the thought had barely crossed his mind for two seconds when a sumptuous breakfast of all kinds appeared on the table.

Given Boss Lu's financial resources, it seems she doesn't need these "tributes"? She's not that kind of person.

After comforting herself, Shuya began to enjoy the food with a clear conscience.

Damn, it's so delicious! No wonder everyone at the base has been frantically collecting crystal cores lately.

In the past, we lived one day at a time, exchanging crystal cores for supplies and eating our fill first.

The current strategy is to hunt zombies, hunt zombies, hunt zombies, and in return, obtain supplies to fill our stomachs.

All the other crystal cores were kept, and when asked, the answer was always the same: Boss Lu was coming to the Lion Head Base soon, so they had to save them up.

She realized.

But it's no use figuring it out now, she's already won the first prize and is now entitled to an employee discount.

They even got to live in the staff dormitory, which is something everyone envies. There's no point in being jealous, hehe~
Let those who used to look down on her and bully her be envious, jealous, and hateful all they want, hmph!
As the two were having breakfast, Shen Bing, Luo Mu, and others came up one after another to have breakfast as well.

These seasoned veterans absolutely need three meals a day.

No matter how busy I am, I always make time to eat in the RV. That's the only time I have to see Boss Lu all day.

Luo Mu, naturally outgoing and talkative, asked, "Are you the owner of that chopped chili fish head restaurant?"

Shu Ya was taken aback. Spicy fish head?

She looked out of the RV at the huge, conspicuous, and realistic chopped chili fish head.

Yes, it's her. Shuya nodded.

Luo Mu asked curiously, "I heard from Boss Lu that it's a Hunan restaurant? Can we go and try it?"

Shuya's eyes lit up. Although employees get a discount, they still have to pay.

She nodded vigorously, determined not to let any potential customer slip by.

Lu Li took a sip of porridge. "I'll take you guys out for lunch. You're all so hungry. Let's invite Liu Xinru and Su Xu too."

"Okay!" Luo Mu readily agreed.

Shuya wondered if Boss Lu would take them to eat, should she charge them or not?

If you accept money, does that mean you don't respect Boss Lu?
But if we don't charge money, won't we lose money? Shuya was torn.

I plan to ask those veteran shop owners later how they handle these matters.

After breakfast, Lu Li and Shu Ya went to a Hunan restaurant together.

On the way to the Hunan restaurant, I overheard customers discussing it.

"What new shop is that? I didn't see it yesterday."

"Who scratched this? So lucky!"

"Guess what this shop sells? Food or household items?"

"I think it's food."

"All you ever think about is eating. Boss Lu has so many shops, have you really eaten them all?"

"Exactly, why don't you try all the restaurants first? That'll be enough to feed you for several days."

"I want a clothing market."

"Doesn't the factory sell clothes?"

"His clothes are not nice, there are few styles, and they look like they were bought wholesale."

"Other factories are just wholesalers, you know. You want to shop in those old-fashioned places, where several floors are dedicated to selling clothes, right?"

"Yes, yes, I'll go get it shaved off later, just in case it gets shaved off."

Everyone's just listening for fun; the first prize is hard to come by.

I haven't seen how many bases Boss Lu has visited, how many people have bought scratch-off tickets, and yet only so many first prizes have been won. The topic gradually veered off course, and Lu Li listened with a smile on her face; it was quite interesting to hear everyone talking about these things.

Some people even asked Lu Li directly what the fish head was for.

Lu Li said, "We'll be opening soon, come and see for yourself."

Upon hearing that they would be opening soon, many customers immediately followed the two men.

Strive to be among the first customers of the store!
A group of people inexplicably followed behind them, and surrounded by the crowd, they pushed open the door.

The interior layout is similar to that of a Sichuan restaurant, with three floors and a very down-to-earth dining atmosphere.

Customers flocked in, and in twos and threes, they found seats with their companions.

They knew it was a restaurant as soon as they came in, and skillfully took out their personal computers to scan the QR code and order food.

The lobby on the first floor was instantly filled, which stunned Shuya. Did people arrive so quickly?

She was thinking of taking it step by step, letting customers come in little by little, but she didn't expect it to come like a flood, catching everyone off guard.

Lu Li comforted her, "Don't panic, customers are used to this way of ordering, they know what to do."

In Luli, technology has solved most of the problems.

The food doesn't need to be cooked by a restaurant; it's ordered and delivered directly. The origin and delivery route are unknown.

It doesn't matter, it's all on the menu anyway, whatever the customer orders, that's what we'll serve.

The taste is also extremely consistent; there won't be a situation where one pot is delicious while the next is less so.

Unlike real waiters, they won't be flustered or sometimes make mistakes like serving to the wrong table or calculating the bill incorrectly.

There's no need for manual table clearing or wiping; as long as the customer pays, there's no need for staff to do so.

Once the system confirms that the customer has left, it will activate "one-click cleaning" to make the table look brand new.

In short, it saved a lot of manpower and resources.

Technology handled everything from start to finish.

The shop owner's role is to... oversee things and resolve conflicts between people.

Lu Li led Shu Ya to the cashier and pressed her into a chair.

Shuya looked up at her, tilting her head, "Huh? Is it okay to just sit here?"

“Yes, just get up and check from time to time, or go see what it is when someone calls you,” Lu Li said.

Restaurants under the Luli Group already have a set procedures, so there's no need to worry about anything.

Customers have seen the process countless times online and have long since memorized it.

Even if some customers don't understand, it's okay to ask a couple of questions; we'll just answer them.

In short, being a restaurant owner is very easy.

"Okay." Shuya agreed confidently, her eyes fixed intently on the hall.

Lu Li rested her hands on the cash register, leisurely swiping her personal terminal.

Five minutes, ten minutes passed, and Shuya's eyes were still bright and alert.

Customers continued to come in, and the food inside was bustling with activity.

Twenty minutes later, Shuya was still bright-eyed, but she rubbed her eyes.

Thirty minutes later, all three floors were full, and Shuya was getting a little tired of staring at the seats.

Jiongjiong, who had been so energetic, suddenly stopped. She glanced at Boss Lu, who had simply changed his posture while using the quantum computer.

She studied, and also took out her personal computer to play.

Customers were still coming in; Shuya had never realized there were so many people at the base before.

Lu Li reminded everyone, "At this point, we have to limit the number of people. All three floors are full and there's no room left."

"Traffic restriction?" Shuya asked, not understanding.

"Simply put, it means starting a queuing system, where customers waiting outside take numbers based on the number of people, and there are three types of tables: large, medium, and small. When customers inside leave, one table is taken in from outside," Lu Li explained.