I was forced to start the second round because I was raised in poverty

Chapter 165 Li Cheng Appraises Treasures
Zhang Yangwen observed the situation and actually wanted to point out this problem, but Su Cheng told him that he only brought eyes and ears today, so he didn't say anything.

Fortunately, Qin Fen also noticed it.

"We don't seem to have that much money in our account, right? It's not enough to open two stores."

"You are looking at the money on the books. I have borrowed another 650 million from the bank, and it will be in my account in the next two days."

Ye Li: ???
Su Cheng: ???
The amount of 650 million is not large.

But what are you going to do with this loan?
Tang Li didn't expect Su Cheng and others to react so strongly. In fact, their reactions were not very intense, but there was fear in their eyes.

Tang Li looked at Tang Ke silently, hoping that his cousin could explain it to him.

But unexpectedly, Tang Ke remained silent and said nothing.

Needless to say.

It was Tang Ke’s idea.

He contracted the flower shop on the second floor and chose a good location. It can be seen that he has some business acumen.

As a result, he borrowed more than 6 million yuan from the bank and used heavy leverage the next second.

My brain is a little sick.

Given Tangli Coffee House's capabilities, it would be best not to hold such heavy assets. In case of any accident, it would lose everything.

Su Cheng originally thought that Tang Li invited them here to manage the expansion from scratch.

So you've booked the second floor, chosen the location for the new store, and taken out a loan?

In Tang Li's eyes, these have not even begun yet, it is indeed zero.

But in the eyes of Su Cheng and others, this is already a mess.

It can be over before it even begins.

Su Cheng couldn't help but ask: "So, what do you need us to do?"

Tang Ke then slowly spoke: "You don't have to do anything, just evaluate whether our plan is feasible."

"Oh, that's right."

Tang Ke was full of confidence: "Well, that's it."

"Row."

Su Cheng winked at Qin Fen and said, "Well, Qin Fen, please make the contract for Mr. Tang."

Tang Ke didn't know what was going on at first because he didn't understand the process.

But after receiving the contract, Tang Ke finally realized: "Does this mean we have to sign the contract and pay the money?"

"Uh-huh."

Tang Ke felt that the process shouldn't be like this. Su Cheng and the others hadn't explained anything yet, so why was he asking for money?

"How much? There's no amount filled in."

Su Cheng explained: "If we are just evaluating your proposal, it will be the same as last time, 340,000."

"After signing the contract, we will provide the most professional advice we can."

This number shocked Tang Ke.

He thought five or ten thousand would be enough, but he ended up asking for a six-digit number.

Three hundred and forty thousand!

Are you guys kidding?!

Tang Ke then looked at Tang Li.

What I mean is that Tang Li spent 340,000 to invite these people over last time?
Tang Ke only knew that Tang Li had found a consulting company, but he didn't know how much he had paid.

Three hundred and forty thousand!

There is no guarantee of success, only improvement.

Then it is too easy for Su Cheng and his team to make money. All they have to do is talk, and success or failure depends entirely on luck.

If it succeeds, it is their credit; if it fails, it is due to objective factors and they are not responsible at all.

Who would have thought that it would cost so much to just break down a wall, replace a light, and install a piece of glass?

Even Su Cheng and the others didn't contribute any effort. They hired a master to do the work, and they paid the master's wages out of their own pockets.

It would have been better for Tang Li to look for him from the beginning.

If he was given 300,000 yuan, he would tidy up Tang Li's cafe.

"What about the follow-up?"

"If you have any questions later, you can pay for consultation." "Do I have to pay extra?"

"Normally, it's not necessary, but it's not necessary within the scope."

“How do you define the scope?”

"With this cafe 'expansion' as the core, it is not necessary to expand within the scope of the expansion."

"What about the others?"

"The rest will be needed."

Su Cheng made it clear to Tang Ke directly.

Tang Ke was very dissatisfied.

"Is that equivalent to spending three hundred thousand to ask you a few questions?"

"Yes, that's what I mean. It also includes the feasibility of your plan."

"Why can't it be done?"

"I'll tell you after I sign the contract and pay."

Tang Ke was so angry about Su Cheng's words.

"Then why should I believe it? Is your word the standard answer?"

"You can understand it that way." Su Cheng said shamelessly.

As a result, he was kicked by Ye Li the next second.

Su Cheng then immediately corrected himself, saying, "We have drawn this conclusion based on years of industry experience and thousands of business cases. It is of great reference value."

Ye Li is always kind and friendly to her customers. No matter how stupid the other party is, she will not react in person and will always remain polite.

But if Tang Ke wants to get it for free from them, then that is a matter of principle.

She added to Su Cheng's words: "Mr. Tang, this is the case. There is no standard answer when it comes to business."

"All we can do is improve and optimize your existing products to the greatest extent possible within a reasonable range. Improvements are certain to come."

"As for how big the improvement will be, we can't guarantee it."

"If there are no problems with our decisions, will you still charge us?"

"receive."

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Tang Ke got a little carried away and began to discuss the contract, clearly pointing out the unreasonableness of their terms, which could be described as a predatory contract that was designed to get something for nothing.

From the very beginning, Su Cheng knew that the talks had broken down, and that Tang Ke was just playing a trick on him.

It's impossible to get it for free.

Since you want to battle, I will battle with you.

Ye Li stopped trying to smooth things over and remained silent. Knowledge payment is their core business, and this is indeed her attitude when it comes to matters of principle.

Su Cheng was not as polite as Ye Li. His tone was very direct throughout the entire conversation with Tang Ke. He did not use euphemisms or beat around the bush, and he refuted Tang Ke with reason and evidence.

If you don't acknowledge their professionalism and the accuracy of their advice, then why bring them in?

Since Tang Ke contacted them, it meant that he was not sure about his plan and wanted to find them to confirm if there was anything worth optimizing or point out the fatal flaws that they had not discovered.

If you think you can do it, you don't need to look for them.

Tang Ke's attitude and behavior are like taking his own baby to a live broadcast room to verify its authenticity.

Since you think yours is the real thing, why do you come to me for treasure appraisal?
You're unhappy when I say it's fake.

But Su Cheng won’t tell you whether it’s true or not now.

It's impossible to get something for free.

Want professional advice? Pay the money.

At the beginning, both sides were interacting with each other.

But later on it gradually turned into argument.

Ye Li secretly reminded Su Cheng many times to maintain basic courtesy, but Su Cheng really couldn't help it.

He even wanted to stand up and punch Tang Ke to end the debate with force.

This guy is really too stupid.

(End of this chapter)