Hurry from the sales to the cooking area in the back, thinking a lot with a head confused by haste.
When you return to the cooking area, prepare to cook new rice.
Next door, four pots are cooking rice.
Two of them are almost done.
âSorry, Iâm about to run out of sauce. Where are the ingredients?
Mr. Druid brings a large ceramic container.
âAll the ingredients are here. Paper with ingredients on it tooâŚâŚ so much to make?
âCopy that. Oh, they gave me this. Can I do it?
You make a lot of them.
I think itâs too much.
âItâs okay. I just need you to mix it thoroughly.â
âThen you could do it with one arm.â
Watch Mr. Druid start preparing to weigh the ingredients and put the cooked rice in the crate.
No matter how hasty you are, donât cook.
My wife was surprised by the heat as she hurried to grip it.
I borrowed the fan, so I sent the wind to take out the coarse heat.
âAmazing. I didnât think people would get together so much.â
âMe too. My first customer yelled,â I canât believe Iâm selling this kind of bait, âso I thought it would still be difficult. The kids jumped because they didnât seem committed.â
âYes, because they immediately bought me a good smell and said it was cheap when they saw the price without any hesitation when they heard it was rice.â
âYes, yes. After that, there was a fuss in front of the store that it was delicious. I panicked for a moment that my father had asked me to.â
Was it in the childrenâs mouth, the children called different children. Quite a few children were gathered in front of the temporary store.
Itâs hard to bake because itâs something I order more and more.
You even went to get your wife, who was the store number, right?
The store owner also handled it in front of the store.
The kids told their parents that they were terrified of rice at first, but they liked it when they ate it.\n
Then the rice would sell one after the other, so now the store number was understaffed and my brother at the top would join us.
The rough heat seems to have been removed, so move on.
Itâs a little heavy, but are you okay?
âIâll help.â
âWhat?â
Turning his gaze to the voice he heard from behind, Mr. Druidâs oldest brother, Mr. Dolwka, was introduced earlier.
âShould I take this?
âYes, thank youâ
âNoâŚ. Druid, my father said he wanted me to hurry and bring it when the sauce was readyâ
âOh, yeah, I got it.â
Mr. Druid, youâre too nervous!
âMr. Druid, are you ready?
âEh, ah, and I guess Iâll just mix it up laterâ
âMix it thoroughly. Because if the salt and sugar donât dissolve, the taste changes.â
âOkay. I mean, he told me to make a bunch of them for this, but not a lot?
âRight?
The container is a lidded pot containing about 10 litres.
Look at the amount you made and the two of us tilt our necks.
Too many, no matter how you look at it.
Are you going to do something?
âThe guy who boughtâ Kome â⌠the customer was asking for a sauce of grilled rice balls. Maybe to deal with it.â
âAre you selling it?
Is that it?
The sauce rating hasnât come out of the guild yet, so it shouldnât sell.
You can scrutinize the Alliance for similar doses of sauce somewhere.
And if thereâs no glitch, permission to sell it as no problem goes down.
Until then, it should certainly have been forbidden to sell.
âMaybe Iâll give it as an accessory to Kome instead of selling it.â
Tilt your neck to Mr. Druidâs words. \nAccessories.
Speaking of which, I sometimes have gifts on things I went to buy.
Is that it?
âIs that a gift?
ââ Plump?
Oh, I did.
As soon as I get distracted, I say it.
Is that it?
But fortune tellers do say gifts�
âItâs about a gift.â
âOh, itâs a gift. I forgot because Iâm not familiar with it.â
That, I think I know.
âWeâre more of a gift, so donât feel uncomfortable.â
âRight.â
Yes, it is.
Oh, Mr. Druid, Iâm normally able to talk to your brother.
Good.
âIâm keeping you waiting, shall we go backâ
Still, is there a word for a gift?
I have no idea which one is okay.
âRight, come on, itâs going to yell in.â
No, no, I donât think thereâs anyone like that.
Your sister flirts, but I should be busy right now.
âThank you for waiting!
âIâm sorry, will you hold it? Sorry I couldnât afford it.â
Your sisterâs words are quite lined up when she checks the customer in front of the store.
Besides, thereâs also the appearance of a slightly older person who wasnât seen until earlier.
Apparently, the interest prevailed over the resistance of feeding.
\nApparently, Mr. Druid is closing in on me.
Iâm a little happy.
âYouâre a tired group.â
âTired group? Oh, are the fathers still a good group?
âYes, because it still looks like we can afford it. Iâm the limit, unfortunately.â
âI had no choice because I didnât have a break on the way.â
Iâm so busy, I canât take a break or anything.
I donât think I can rest because Iâm concerned.
âNevertheless, the plans we put together in the morning made no sense at allâ
I laugh at the words I hear from next door.
The owner and Mr. Druid had plans before opening the store in the morning.
What to do if rice is not accepted.
In the meantime, it was important to have a bite to eat, so I planned to distribute it free of charge to some extent.
When I heard that, my wife and sister laughed and affirmed, âItâs okay, no problemâ though.
I was worried about the two of them, and they wanted me to make a small rice balls.
âYour wife and sister were right, werenât they?
âSure. Yeah, well, thereâs been a rumor about running out of food since yesterday, and it could have something to do with the impact.â
If you run out of products from the store, youâll notice.
But he said there was a lot of rice, so that anxiety should be alleviated a little.
âGood luck ~! Already, great!
Sister comes in a good mood to the resting place in the middle of the sales and cooking area.
Looks like something good happened.
I canât see the fatigue I had earlier now.
âWhatâs wrong? Sister.â
âListen, the guy from the most bought scraps house came to buy rice. I feel like Iâm looking at you.â
I wonder if Iâm tired and a little more black.
Yeah, Iâm sure he is.
âIâm getting used to my sisterâs blackness. I donât like her.â