"Doesn't matter if you're an adult or a child, as long as you can do the accounts. The daily wage is 100 bucks, and once the goods are sold out, we pack up; if they don't sell, it's still fine, we pay the wage anyway." As soon as Irving Spencer finished speaking, everyone was delighted.
A hundred bucks a day just by sitting at the entrance of the scenic area, and it's not restricted to children or adults. The elders can sew shoe soles while selling goods, making money without missing any work. Thus, everyone looked at each other, tempted, but a bit embarrassed about asking for money.
"Uncle Spencer, just say how many people you need. We won't take money."
