"I know, I know it well."

Father Ye sighed in his heart and didn't say much. He was almost 30 years old and was even more powerful than him. What else could he say? At most, he would help more when needed.

It rained heavily for five or six days, and the temperature dropped lower every day.

It’s almost November, and everyone is already wearing sweaters and thick coats.

They each bought wool for the sweaters and asked nearby women or elderly people to help knit them for a little wages.

Fortunately, Ye Yaodong reminded them in advance so that they could put them on in time.

As for the cotton-padded jackets he ordered, he took advantage of the rainy days and had nothing to do, so he went to get them and distributed them to everyone.

All we need now is quilts, which can be obtained in less than two days.

Everyone is already shivering from the cold when sleeping at night, but if you have thick clothes and cotton-padded jackets, you can cover them up, so you can deal with it casually.

Taking advantage of the rain these past few days, and it was almost the end of November, Ye Yaodong called several boats together and planned to settle the accounts in advance.

Who knows when the rain will stop? If it stops, everyone will have no rest. We can settle the accounts in advance and go out to sea on a sunny day.

After all, he has 16 ships to put out. When the accounts are settled at the end of each month, it is also a huge project that takes at least half a day.

If I made a mistake in my calculations, I would have to waffle for a long time.

These dozen trawlers are definitely not as good as the Dongsheng, but they are much better than at home.

When trawling for a day at home is very common, you can only sell it for thirty or fifty. If you are lucky, you can get sixty or seventy, but you still have to take away 1/3 of the gas money and share half of it with him. But even so, it is better than going out.

Work part-time, or become a boatman.

It's different here. Every day the sales are at least 100, and now it's a busy season, sometimes it can be as high as 200.

This is because the price of fish is low due to the busy season, and many times it is unsalable and cannot be sold, so the fish can only be sent to him at a discounted price to dry.

After all, these ship owners have to go to sea every day, and they have a limited number of workers to go to sea with. They have no time to deal with these unsalable fish products.

In other words, Ye Yaodong has enough manpower. Even if he goes out to sea, there are only 6 people on the Dongsheng. If he takes two small boats, there are still about ten people at home. When he goes on the fresh boat, he still has six or seven people to help, and there are still seven or eight people left at home.

Those at home also have to work, basically killing fish, drying fish, and cooking. After that, they can do whatever they want. No manpower is wasted at all.

Ye Yaodong could send some goods to the factory, but generally the rest of the goods could only be used to dry.

The ones that are easy to sell can be sold early.

After all, the goods in the trawl are too miscellaneous, which is why there are so many unsalable items.

Some of these fishing boats can harvest more than 100 yuan a day, and sometimes the goods can be sold for more, up to 200 yuan. Of course, there are occasional breaks. No one can stand the high-intensity work.

But accumulated over a month, the selling price of a boat is about 2,000 yuan, and there are several boats with as much as nearly 3,000 yuan.

After all, there are still three or four days before the end of the month, and it's raining again. If it hadn't rained, all the boats would have been priced at more than 3,000 yuan.

So when we settled the accounts at night, although everyone was happy, they also felt a little sad.

After all, after arriving in Zhoushi, Ye Yaodong let them independently manage the boat he rented and let them sell their own goods.

How can he have the energy to collect their goods one by one and then set up stalls to sell them? It's not like there are more than a dozen ships all coming in and out at the same time.

If he really wanted to collect all the goods from the boat and sell them himself, then he wouldn't have to do anything. He would have to blow the cold wind on the dock from morning to night. No matter how many people there were, he couldn't do it.

He could save a lot of trouble by letting them handle these goods independently, and he would rather turn a blind eye and regard it as a subsidy.

Anyway, these people who chartered the boat were basically not his cousins, and they were also the first to follow him.

If the water is clear, there will be no fish.

There are more than a dozen boats comparing there, and no one dares to go too far. If the gap is too big, it will also make people suspicious, and then the gains outweigh the losses.

After all, we are still in Zhou City and we still have to rely on him to survive.

Due to the typhoon last month, there was not as much cargo as this month. Sixteen ships only allowed him to share 15,000 yuan, an average of more than 900 yuan per ship, but this month it was more.

He was holding a list of snails in his hand, which they had brought over.

The cargo manifest corresponding to each ship was pinned up with a clip, and he calculated the accounts based on the cargo manifest they brought over. The top bill stated how much each ship should pay him.

After calculating their account numbers, everyone responded with a smile and said they would go back and get the money right away.

But Ye Yaodong could also see how heartbroken each of them was.

After all, half of the money he received had to be spit out. In the past, the money passed through his hands and he would then take it and divide it. The feeling here was different.

One is taking out and the other is taking in, the difference is huge.

Ye Yaodong held the order in his hand, pressed it on his calculator, and waited for them to come over with the money.

In total, a total of 21,631 yuan and 6 cents were divided.
Chapter completed!