Wear to the age!I take the space to eat and drink spicy food

Chapter 11 Begin to Fudge

Jiang Xue saw that there seemed to be something posted on the wall outside the gate, so she took a closer look.

The doorman probably was idle or bored, or because no one was talking, he looked at Jiang Xue appreciatively, and then walked over: "Comrade, what do you do? Are you looking for a job?"

There was a recruitment notice posted on the wall, but the latest date was half a year ago.

Regardless of whether it is true or not, Jiang Xue nodded first, and asked after the conversation: "Master, I heard from relatives that the textile factory will recruit female workers, so I just want to come and see."

"Our textile factory does not recruit workers all the year round. Every year, we recruit workers after the year. If you really want to, just pay attention to the news and come back for the exam after the year."

When Jiang Xue heard this, she quickly asked again: "Master, is it difficult for our textile factory to take the exam? What did you pass the exam?"

That's right, Jiang Xue saw from the old notice posted on the wall that textile factories also need to take an exam to recruit workers.

"I don't know this." After the gatekeeper finished speaking, seeing Jiang Xue's disappointed face, his bright eyes dimmed suddenly, looking a little pitiful.

The uncle seemed to feel unbearable when he thought of his granddaughter, so he kindly suggested: "Look at your education background, and then take a test of morality and conduct..."

Jiang Xue listened with a half-knowledge, because some words were really new to her from the 22nd century.

"Master, do you think I have a chance?"

"This, this..." It's not up to him to say this, but seeing Jiang Xue's expectant face, the uncle rolled his eyes and encouraged him: "I think you can do it."

"Thank you, sir." Jiang Xue seemed to be encouraged, and said goodbye with a smile on her eyes.

He's such a nice person, I'm afraid she will feel uncomfortable if he tells the truth.

Leaving the textile factory, Jiang Xue sighed and continued to inquire about going to the furniture factory.

When I arrived at the furniture factory, it was just lunch time, and some workers made an appointment to go to the small restaurant in twos and threes.

The workers were wearing gray-blue overalls, with a pair of gloves pinned to their waists, laughing and laughing, not at all like the weak residents that Jiang Xue had seen before.

Jiang Xue took a few glances and realized in her heart that it is no wonder that workers are popular at this time.

Jiang Xue, a fair and pretty girl, stood at the door of the furniture factory, and the people who came in and out couldn't help but look at her a few times.

Some workers who passed by her even spoke loudly on purpose, talking proudly about how much they were paid this month and how many catties of grain they took.

It seems to be showing off to Jiangxue, just like the male animals in the natural world who want to ask for attention and courtship to show off their strength.

Two or three waves of people came and went, Jiang Xue, whose thoughts were interrupted several times, looked puzzled, then she looked at the gate of the furniture factory again, turned and left.

After seeing the textile factory and the furniture factory, Jiang Xue knew that there was no need to go to the steel factory anymore. It would definitely not work to obtain a household registration through work. The first condition for recruiting workers in a factory is to have a local household registration in the city.

Without an urban hukou, let alone taking the job recruitment exam, you can't even register your name.

Also, if there were no restrictions, then there would be a lot of people in the countryside and rural areas who would squeeze into the city to find work and eat commodity food, so why would they be envious of the city people for a while.

People are iron, and rice is steel, so you panic if you don't eat a meal.

It's already lunch time, so Jiang Xue will naturally not be hungry.

Strolling around the city to inquire, relying on two legs, even if Jiang Xue worked part-time to earn money and went to the gym as a boxing partner, she was still hungry.

Leaving the furniture factory for a while, Jiang Xue kept an eye on the alley around her. Just as she was about to go into the alley, she saw some people entering the state-run restaurant.

Among the people who went into the restaurant, they didn't buy all the food and drink there. Some people ordered a vegetarian dish, took out the lunch box and opened it, took out two cornmeal buns and ate them in big mouthfuls.

There are also people who buy two or three taels of wine and want a stack of peanuts, and sit in a small corner of the restaurant and drink wine leisurely.

Some clamored for a treat, and then ordered a tomato scrambled egg and a vinegar potato shreds, and three people at a table took out their lunch boxes and took out two-in-one steamed buns to eat.

Some people also ordered three steamed buns in a state-run restaurant, and ate them with the pickles they brought.

Jiang Xue's eyes lit up immediately, he can eat takeaway.

Now that Jiang Xue can confidently train the salesperson in the department store, Jiang Xue is not that shy and timid person.

So she fumbled a few times in her shoulder bag, and soon strode into the state-run restaurant.

The back kitchen didn't know what dish was being cooked, and there was a burst of peppery aroma in the restaurant, causing many people in the restaurant to sniff their noses fiercely, and some of them couldn't stand the spiciness and sneezed.

"The braised pork is the last one. It will be gone today after it's sold out. Do you want it?"

Jiang Xue asked this question to the person who ordered food in front of him.

The person in front nodded quickly: "Yes, yes, I will, thank you comrade."

Jiang Xue watched as the man took out a lunch box and handed it to the counter attendant of the state-run restaurant, and then counted out two yuan and fifty cents and handed it over.

A serving of braised pork is two yuan and five?
She remembered that when she passed by the non-staple food store, she took a look at it. Pork was sold in different grades. The top one cost [-] yuan a catty, the middle one cost [-] cents, and the worst one cost [-] cents.

Of course, there are also bones with some shredded meat, which are sold in piles. A pile weighs three to five catties, and costs two cents.

Even if this is the case, you have to go to the queue early, let alone bring some shredded pork bones when you are late, you may not even be able to see the pig hair.

A piece of braised pork weighs a catty, even if it is made of medium meat, it is not cheap to sell it for two yuan and five pieces, but the meat ticket is confiscated.

Soon I went to Jiang Xue to order food. The waiter looked at Jiang Xue and probably saw that she had been smelling chili peppers, so he said: "The chili fried pork made by the back kitchen is limited to ten servings a day, just like braised pork. Today They're all sold out."

When Jiang Xue heard this, she followed the pole and said, "Thank you, comrade. Comrade, you are so warm-hearted."

After saying that, she didn't wait for the waiter to speak, and asked with a smile: "Comrade, do you have braised pig's trotters now?"

Jiang Xue saw what was written on the menu posted on the wall. Of course, she would not say that she just deliberately pretended not to see a sold out sign hanging behind the braised pig's trotters.

Hearing this, the waiter casually picked up a ruler and tapped on the cutting board on the wall, saying, "Did you see the sign, no."

Maybe because Jiang Xue praised her warm heart just now, the waiter said again: "If you want to eat braised pig's trotters, you have to depend on your luck."

"That's it." Jiang Xue showed disappointment.

Then she looked at the wall again, and finally ordered a scrambled egg with tomatoes when the people behind her urged her, and thanked the waiter politely.

But when paying, Jiang Xue stretched out her hand to touch her body, and then began her journey of fooling around.

(End of this chapter)