Chapter 486 Longing (Four)

• "Are you certain you can handle this? Is your body feeling alright? Maybe you should go back and rest. I can manage things here for a few more days. Just drop by once a day, and then have them come over to reconcile the accounts with me. There isn't much to be done anyway."
• "No, the last thing I want to hear right now is to go back and rest. What am I supposed to do at home? Rest for what? I'm going crazy being alone at home," Chadwick Fullner shook his head and said, then added, "I just checked, there's over a hundred thousand on the card in the store, and I have close to a hundred thousand on me. I'll transfer the money to your card later."
• "Are you in such a rush? If you give me back all the money, what will your store rely on for turnover? Don't you need to settle the supplier's payment? Don't you usually need to have reserve funds for emergencies? Alright, I don't need your money now. Pay me back when your store is running smoothly. Since you don't need me anymore, I won't interfere with your affairs. But there are a few things I still want to help you with that haven't been done. First, open an account in your name for the future operation of both stores, you know the rules, I can't do it for you while I'm in the hospital. Second, consider implementing a weekly settlement system at the salad wholesale market in the future. Third, hire someone. Dismiss the part-time college students from your old store, and hire a recent graduate majoring in business management to be the store manager. You can start by making him the assistant manager, and promote him to store manager once he's familiar with everything. There's a saying that goes 'practice makes perfect,' especially in management positions, the difference between those with a formal education and those without is huge. Of course, if you only want to run these two stores, then it doesn't matter. But if you want to expand further, this is necessary. Fourth..." Kate Penrose slowly and methodically continued.