Marcus Quinn and Ah Tan were leisurely selling mandarins and pig trotters, while the Holiday Village was suddenly hosting a large wave of tourists, causing a bit of panic.
Everyone was out for National Day, climbing mountains and burning incense at temples, so they weren't in a rush. Seeing the Holiday Village next to the scenic spot, almost a large group of people came over, and some uninformed tourists followed suit.
Fortunately, Irving Spencer used to be a government official and had some experience following behind his leaders. He quickly calmed his father, reassuring him that every area of the Holiday Village was well-defined. Tourists could shop as they pleased, just close the doors of each household. People were sent to guard the orchards and lakes, new entertainment activities were added temporarily, including fishing and picking mandarins, which were sold at 10 yuan per pound. Others were sent to the cafeteria to prepare lunch foods.
