Collect supplies, seize aircraft carriers, and travel to the seventh and fifth

Chapter 723 Negotiating Price

Old Mrs. Li tossed her feet and ran to Li Moer: "Moer girl, you're finally back! It's so late! You scared me to death!"

Li Moer took Mrs. Li's hand and walked towards home. What they didn't know was that due to the roar of fighter planes, most of the villagers in Xiaoli Village could not sleep in the middle of the night.

Many people speculated that it must be Li Moer who had returned. Many people rushed to the square to verify it. When they saw the fighter plane, they were sure that Li Moer had returned.

Old Mrs. Li took Li Moer and went directly to the grandmother's yard. Old Mrs. Li said that she was worried about Li Moer living alone, so she had to stay here with her.

Li Moer had no choice but to agree. Mrs. Li kept Li Moer chatting until midnight, when she finally started snoring.

Li Moer got up early and went outside to exercise for a while with dark circles under her eyes. Then Mrs. Li came to find her and asked her to go have breakfast.

After dinner at around eight o'clock, Li Moer said goodbye to Old Mr. and Mrs. Li, and told them that he would pick them up in the twelfth lunar month to take them to Beijing to celebrate the New Year.

Arriving at the square, she was stunned to see another villager coming to see her off. Facing such simple and lovely villagers, Li Moer also secretly thought that she should develop Qipan Mountain as soon as possible to provide the villagers with a comfortable and profitable environment.

At around 11 o'clock in the morning, Li Moer drove the fighter plane away from the airport and landed directly at the tape factory.

When he got off the plane, Director Hong was shocked. Seeing that it was Li Moer, Director Hong was very happy: "Boss, you are here. This plane is really domineering. You can also fly a plane. It's amazing."

Li Moer walked into the workshop where the workers were working in full swing. They were surprised to see a beautiful woman coming. Many people were whispering and the old workers were introducing Li Moer's identity to the new workers.

Li Moer asked Director Hong, "What is the current daily production capacity?" Director Hong replied without hesitation, "About 5,000 plates a day."

Li Moer nodded: "Have the young men I introduced to you ever come to get the tape? One of them is named Lin."

Director Hong shook his head. "No one has come to our factory to pick up the tapes yet. I was just planning to discuss the price of the tapes with you."

Li Moer glanced at Director Hong in surprise: "What do you think, Director Hong?"

Director Hong organized his words and said, "Last time, you said that if someone came to wholesale cassettes, you'd give them two yuan apiece. I think that's a bit low. Currently, those military song cassettes on the market are ten yuan apiece, and they're in short supply. I think our cassettes of pop songs are more valuable because they're more popular with young people. So I suggest raising the wholesale price of the cassettes."

Li Moer nodded. "Director Hong, what do you think is a reasonable price per plate?" Director Hong thought for a moment. "Our average production cost is about 60 cents per plate. Add in the workers' wages and utilities, and it's around one dollar per plate. So I think a wholesale price of five dollars per plate, and a retail price of ten dollars isn't too much at all."

"Also, I asked the workers who ride bicycles and play music on the streets to conduct a survey. Those young men and women were willing to pay for it as long as the price was no more than fifteen yuan!"

Li Moer nodded. "Well, I've thought about this, and I agree with Director Hong. So, we've made a happy decision."

At this moment, the bell for the end of work rang. After the workers finished making the last tape, they turned off the machine and walked to the cafeteria in an orderly manner to prepare for lunch.

Li Moer looked at the workers and nodded. Director Hong really implemented the suggestions he made. About half of the workers were disabled, most of them had leg disabilities. More than ten of them were in wheelchairs, and the rest were on crutches.