Before long, Director Wang returned excitedly with two young workers. "Everyone in the office building got a popsicle. They couldn't stop praising us."
"Even the simplest sugar-water popsicles cost two cents each, and the mung bean or red bean ones are five cents. But if we make them ourselves, what's the cost? The biggest investment is just the freezers."
"Just now, the factory director even asked if we had enough freezers. I seized the opportunity and told him we definitely don't. To make one batch of popsicles, we have to rotate them through three freezers. It takes over six hours per batch, which means we can produce three batches at most per day, for a total of fifteen hundred popsicles."
"The office building alone just used up four hundred. And don't all the factory workshops have several hundred workers each? Aren't we also supposed to make cold drink vouchers for the convenience of their families?"
