China entertainment good man biography

Chapter 244 High School (1)

Author: Death-seeking Dürrenmatt

Chapter 244 High School (1)

When I entered high school, I was at my youngest and most frivolous three years.

Because my English and chemistry scores were not good, my parents paid a school selection fee of 6,000 yuan to send me to a key high school. At that time, my father’s monthly salary was only just over 2,000 yuan, and the family was not very difficult, but I just wanted to use these 6,000 yuan.

Earn it back.

After a month of military training, I made plans and preparations to make money. I found a girl in the dormitory who had a relatively difficult family and told her that the last window in the cafeteria was dedicated to serving meals to the sports students. I would go and talk to her.

The aunt looked familiar and told the cafeteria aunt that the two girls should share this bowl of food.

This harmless face is very easy to use, and with a sweet mouth, I always say: "Thank you, auntie." Every day I can carry a big bowl of vegetables piled as high as a hill, and I have been dumbfounded since I was a sports student.

Leave the cafeteria under watch.

The big bowl was divided into two portions, and the portion was larger than what ordinary girls would buy in one bowl. It only cost half the price, and you had to throw it away if you couldn't finish it. In this way, I saved hundreds of dollars in food expenses to use as start-up capital for starting a business.

In 2011, everyone was using semi-smartphones with keyboards and detached batteries for universal charging.

You need to put a memory card in your phone before you can download things to it. Most students use 512M, 1G. If you have good conditions at home, you can use 2G, but I use 8G. An 8G memory card sells for 169 in the mobile phone store.

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In 2008, my dad spent a huge sum of money to buy me a set of Lenovo desktop computers or Olympic commemorative editions. I began to crazily obtain knowledge from the Internet. I read all over the world, read news, and read strange things on the Internet.

, I even learned how to repair a simple computer, and of course I also learned how to shop online.

When Taobao first started, you had to go to a designated bank to get a bank card with the words "Taobao" printed on it before you could buy anything on the platform. I was one of the first people to come into contact with Taobao.

I even opened my first online store when I was in the third grade of junior high school, selling sportswear for couples on a consignment basis and shipped from the factory. Because I lived in school and could only operate it on weekends, I ended up buying a few pieces by myself to wear with my female classmates, and the online store closed down.

Already.

Buying an 8G memory card on Taobao only costs 55 yuan, and shipping is free. I discovered this huge business opportunity, so I started to purchase a few cards for my more familiar classmates to start using. One card only cost 60 yuan.

It's more than 100 cheaper than other mobile phone stores, and it's a well-known brand, like Kingston.

I have been using 8G for a long time, and I know that it is absolutely affordable and of high quality. It soon spread among the class, and more and more people came to me to buy cards, and it even spread to other classes and other classes.

The school spread the word to tens and hundreds of people. When I purchased the goods for the second time, I negotiated the price with the seller to the wholesale price of 32 yuan. I said I would definitely sell hundreds or even thousands of copies.

At the same time, they also expanded the sales of MP3 players. There are square ones and two round ears that look like a little bear. You can cut songs and adjust the volume by twisting the head. These weird little things are not available in physical stores outside.

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What should I do if I can’t get into the district-level key high schools for leisure and entertainment? They sell MP5s, English-Chinese dictionary learning machines, cards and machines.

I even didn’t let go of the parents of my classmates. They sold their old phones with super loud volume, super long standby time, and super large fonts. They worked on the field ridges, moved bricks on the construction site, and did business in the noisy market. They couldn’t receive calls from their children.

A phone call? A ringtone of moonlight over a lotus pond, so that parents will no longer miss every call.

In the second month of high school, I achieved financial freedom. I even wrote a letter to my dad to sever the father-daughter relationship because my dad loved to drink. I hated him drinking every day. I said that if I didn’t stop drinking,

I no longer recognize him as my father, and I will never accept money from him in the future, so I don’t need to pay for my living expenses.

My dad has been sad for a long time, and of course he can’t quit drinking. He goes home thinking that I have no money, but I will always have money, getting richer and richer. I go to the faculty and staff on the second floor of the cafeteria for every meal.

Restaurants are expensive.

There was so much money that I couldn't spend it all, so I began to lend money to my classmates without interest. I borrowed it today and paid it back in a few days or next month after living expenses were paid. I have a notebook to keep track of my classmates' accounts.

The name that appears the most times in the notebook is that of my deskmate Tang San. Her single name is Lan. Because others call me Brother Jie, I call her Third Brother.

Lan Lan often scolded me and said, "Do you know what it's like to be at the same table with a cash machine that you can use at any time? I just see something and tentatively ask you if it's good, and you just say buy it and throw away the money."

Come here, my parents say I spend too much on living expenses!"

At that time, Huabei had not yet come out, and I was the Huabei in our class.

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