"Xiao Wan, Mom will take some back tonight, and try selling them at the morning market tomorrow," Liang Hongmei said as she looked at the several sacks of fruit in the shop, worried.
"Sure, Mom. You can slice them into pieces and sell them piece by piece, or cut them into three pieces vertically and sell one for fifty cents or two for one yuan, while three pieces cost five yuan," Lin Wan thought of how pineapples are sold in the future and decided to use it as a reference.
"Xiao Wan, this method is good. I'll try selling them tomorrow," Liang Hongmei said, then asked Xiao Gu to help move a table outside, placing a basin with some light salt water on it, and started peeling a few pineapples to attract people.
Pineapples are tasty, but peeling them is a hassle. The brother back home didn't bring a pineapple cutter; there's none for sale here.
Before Lin Wan could gather her thoughts, Yin Peibai arrived, followed by her fiancé Zhang Hanfu.
