"Co on, let’s open a restaurant" has started filming.
Little Taotie finally saw all the guests, except for Third Brother, she didn’t recognize anyone else.
Gu Yixing didn’t see that annoying woman from last ti. He raised his eyebrows, starting to appreciate the director of this show.
The staff mber wearing a bear costu stood at the front, holding a box in his hands.
Inside the box were small slips of paper with the nas of restaurants written on them. Whichever one you draw, you beco the temporary little boss of that restaurant.
The first to go forward for the draw was that sixteen-year-old boy.
Soone snorted, "Little punk, Top Gu hasn’t drawn yet, but he jumped to the front!"
"Is he trying to get ahead of Top Gu? Isn’t he afraid Top Gu will give him a hard ti?"
"Exactly, not sensible at all."
"The newcor is totally clueless."
The murmuring of the crowd reached the young boy’s ears, making him a bit embarrassed. He really saw this as a ga, didn’t think much of it, nor did he worry too much.
Uh oh, he offended soone.
He cautiously looked towards Gu Yixing, only to see Gu Yixing gently talking to Little Taotie, seemingly indifferent to the situation.
The youth pursed his lips, secretly letting out a smile.
An idol is an idol, so magnanimous!
Hehe!
He wondered whether, once the show was done, he could take a photo with his idol or get his signature...
The staff opened the slip of paper the youth drew and announced, "Restaurant Na: Gale’s Garden, it’s an Italian style restaurant. This way, please."
Seeing Little Handso Guy following a few cara crew away, others returned to find Top Gu wasn’t upset and started drawing the restaurant nas one by one.
Since the program’s investnt increased, the participating restaurants upgraded from re street stalls and fly-infested diners to at least twenty square ter small eateries with fixed locations, no longer challenging people with sothing unstable like a shabby tent without a permanent spot.
Gu Yixing and Little Taotie were the last to draw. Little Taotie drew a Chinese restaurant, but its location wasn’t good, so traffic was low, causing business to always be bad, with patrons being only the nearby neighborhood residents. But recently, houses near this Chinese restaurant were being demolished, causing business to plumt, and once these neighborhood residents move away, the end is predictable.
The original owner signed up for the show with the mindset of treating a dead horse like a living one; if being on TV can’t resurrect the restaurant, he’d give up and close it.
Gu Yixing drew a restaurant originally with good traffic and reputation, located on the top floor of a shopping mall. Shoppers at the mall would basically go to the top floor to taste the food, so the restaurant’s basic performance was higher than others.
The staff kindly reminded him, "High initial performance ans that raising the percentage would beco difficult. Drawing such a restaurant isn’t necessarily a good thing."
Gu Yixing nodded, "I know."
Staff mber: "The ti is short. After discussion, you only have five days to renovate the restaurant. The final assessnt will be based on the weekend’s performance. Good luck."
Gu Yixing and Little Taotie were taken by their respective cara crews to the locations of the restaurants they drew.
Little Taotie saw mostly half-demolished buildings along the way, or buildings sealed off and ready to be demolished, or those with big red demolition signs painted on the walls.
Little Taotie wasn’t anxious, but the caraman worried for her, "Most of the residents here have moved away, making business hard to sustain. You can only find new custors, but without window shoppers casually walking by for a al, who would co to such a place that resembles ruins? This restaurant is actually the hardest to revive. Your luck this ti isn’t great."
Little Taotie tilted her head, recalling how her brother once, because a dish tasted really good, took her through small alleys, searching for a not-so-noticeable tiny shop, only three square ters, where food could only be taken out and eaten in hand.
But Little Taotie didn’t regret the hard search for delicious food at all, because it was just too tasty!
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