Chapter 533: Chapter 415: Hoarding a Myriad of Supplies for a Disaster, I’m Slacking Off on Raising My Kid 3
Externally, Su Zhiruan still claid she was going to open a hotel, with large supply needs, and had them deliver all the goods to a designated location.
She then went to the wholesale market and bought a batch of the freshest fruits and vegetables, opting for those that were easier to preserve, such as pumpkins, cabbages, onions, and radishes.
“Young lady, can you finish eating so much?” an auntie asked as she jotted down Su Zhiruan’s purchase list, looking up at her puzzled, “This is enough for hundreds of people.”
“I’m in charge of procurent,” Su Zhiruan said amicably, “Our young master recently had the whim to open a resort hotel, and he wants only the freshest fruits and vegetables. We are just opening, so we need a lot. I’m just an employee.”
“Oh, so that’s the case, then whatever the young master wants, he gets,” the auntie said, instantly assuming this was a wealthy young master with nothing better to do than open a resort hotel to splurge, and she smiled knowingly.
Su Zhiruan looked at the sky outside, “The weather is changing a lot lately. Auntie, you should prepare so more warm clothes, just in case it gets colder.”
“Don’t worry, my ho is in the countryside. Once all this stuff is sold, I’ll go back ho and continue farming,” the auntie said cheerfully, waving at Su Zhiruan.
“Prepare more food at ho, so you can rest after selling these,” Su Zhiruan nodded, left the address with the truck driver, and then moved on to the next location.
According to her plan, next in line were so fast food convenience items and condints.
She went to another large agricultural market in Jinghua and began sourcing one by one.
Rice, flour, salt, sugar, liquor, self-heating food, compressed biscuits, ran, at cans, protein powder, oats, pork, mutton, dried vegetables, cured at, sausages, energy bars, and various agricultural products were all purchased, totaling 250,000, and she gave different delivery drivers different locations.
After stepping outside, Su Zhiruan wiped off sweat.
What she was doing targeted sowhat big, after all, handling so many large orders at once might make the shop owners consult each other.
However, she had one advantage: she was now in Jinghua.
Jinghua was a place teeming with countless people coming and going every day, encompassing various professions and ages; it was a first-tier tropolitan city. Occasionally seeing a few rich second generations wanting to open boutique hotels or holiday resorts was quite normal.
Su Zhiruan instructed the parking garage manager to open the respective garages; she had purchased many garages, each storing one category of supplies perfectly.
The cleaning lady had also sent over her progress.
For those useless devices, she chose to directly discard them, cleaning everything thoroughly except the house.
“Ah, these rich second generations, how they love to make a ruckus. Every now and then, they co up with new ideas,” Su Zhiruan was sending ssages, as an old man behind her shook his head and sighed, “Last ti, I rember a rich second generation insisted on opening a bar, and now there’s another one insisting on opening a resort hotel. These people really have nothing better to do.”
“Yeah, buying so much,” another auntie chid in, although her tone was quite cheerful, “But it’s good this way, I can close my stall early today. Ah, the weather has been so unpredictable lately, I can go ho early and spend so ti with my grandson.”
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Su Zhiruan didn’t linger; she took her phone and continued to the next destination.
Next, she bought so seeds.
Hydroponic vegetables, seeds, drought-resistant vegetables like cabbages, mustard greens, spinach, green onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, grape stalks, each 50 pieces, and also so storable potatoes and sweet potatoes.
The vendor, encountering such a large custor for the first ti, curiously asked, “Are you buying these to plant?”
“Yes,” Su Zhiruan said as she handled the paynt on her phone, looking up with a smile, “My parents are old and they like to farm, so I’m buying these for them to enjoy planting back at ho.”
Seeing Su Zhiruan’s generous spending, the vendor imdiately waved a big hand and decided to throw in so gifts.
Seeds and seedlings were not expensive; Su Zhiruan spent only 1800 in total for them.
Next, there were so essential goods; she went to different stores such as hardware stores, general stores, and a market selling various items.
Water Purification Tablets, water buckets, thick quilts, thick clothing, sleeping bags, flints, lighters, matches, candles, all these she shopped for a while, spending a total of 5000.
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