“Hey, you’re estimating about 2,000 jin, right? The other ship should be about the same, huh?” Acai rubbed his hands excitedly as he paced back and forth.
“Not that much. There’s a lot of miscellaneous fish mixed in. I haven’t sorted them out yet. I’ll have to kill and sort them when I get back,” Ye Yaodong replied.
“Huh? You’re taking them all back to dry? No way, that’s a huge amount! The goods you dragged back today are two or three times what you usually get. Isn’t there still a big empty space over there? You’ve got three to four thousand jin spread out on just those two ships, and the stuff from the small workshop isn’t taken down yet. Where are you going to hang all of this to dry?”
Ye Yaodong thought about it and agreed it made sense.
The goods in the small workshop wouldn’t be ready to be taken down until tomorrow at the earliest.
It rained all day the day before yesterday, so lots of things still couldn’t dry.
The quantity here was just too much, they simply didn’t have enough space to spread everything out to dry.
Besides, there were goods from his two older brothers.
They had agreed long ago that if it didn’t rain, those goods must be brought back to dry.