Personally, I think people who buy food often pay great attention to the appearance of the food. At least, if there is rot, of course not. But then again, when you walk into the vegetable market, you will see all the neatly arranged dishes, even if they are a little rotten, or magazines are mixed in. Therefore, it is generally not found, but I believe that people who buy food in the southern vegetable market generally pay attention to the dishes. Maybe it was casual. If it's not too bad, I'll take it But when some people care too much about food, they will untie it or break it off. After all, people don't want to suffer. But if it goes too far, I personally think it is not desirable.

It is wrong to cheat consumers. Everyone knows that food is not expensive. A handful of vegetables is only two or three dollars, and a catty of vegetables is only a few dollars, which can be bought at a few cents cheaper. So to be honest, selling vegetables doesn't make much money. But then again, in fact, selling vegetables is also profitable, because the cost of vegetables is very low, and the demand for vegetables in daily life is great, almost every day. Therefore, selling vegetables makes a mickle and makes a lot of money. But the most important thing in doing business is honesty, and you can't cheat consumers just because you are greedy and cheap. The consumer decides to buy something from you. He definitely wants good quality and low price. If this purchase feels particularly good, he will come again next time. You give him good quality things, and he brings you frequent buybacks. Isn't it better for you?

Integrity management, mutual benefit, in fact, no matter what you do, the most important thing is integrity. In particular, the most important issue in doing business is integrity and word of mouth. These two things are the basis of business. Without these two things, your business will not go far. After all, people are more likely to remember bad things. Or think about it from another angle, if you spend money on something with unequal quality and price. So will you remember the business you bought this time? Will you buy it again next time? Therefore, it is not a good business at one time. Should we be honest in order to gain a better reputation and greater profits in the future? Even if it is only a few dollars, once the word of mouth is bad, even a few cents can't be earned, and it is not a loss in the end.

In fact, no matter whether you pay attention to the dishes when you buy food, the merchants must ensure the quality. After all, no one wants to spend money, but they buy something of poor quality. People who buy vegetables in the south, in particular, pay more attention to the quality of dishes, because southerners buy small quantities and have many kinds of vegetables. So it's impossible to mix anything in. Once he finds out that he won't buy it again, maybe that's it, he will lose a customer or more. So honesty is very important.