Meg nodded with a smile. After all, he was born into a wealthy family, so he still had some basic manners.
With such a good location and a very explosive marketing plan, if he could still get the Best Delicacy award after six days, the octopus series would definitely become one of Chaos City's specialties.
Of course, this thinking was too idealistic, and did not take the other businesses seriously.
Although Robert was a little hesitant, he still agreed to Meg's plan to participate in the Delicacy Conference for the next six days. He must have thought of the same thing as Meg. This novel way of participation might bring about some new changes to the Delicacy Conference.
When Meg and the rest were done with their preparations, it was already 8pm. Robert gave a speech, and the Delicacy Conference started on time.
Guests poured into the venue from all the entrances. The main passageway where Mamy's showcase was at received close to half of the crowd.
"Wow, it's Mamy's! Is it that Mamy's that has been very famous recently?! "
"Uh … What are these scary tentacles? Why are they occupying the best spots?! "
"Octopus balls are 40 copper coins each! Octopus sashimi is 50 copper coins each! Stir-fried octopus tentacles are 100 copper coins each! Stir-fried octopus tentacles are 100 copper coins each! This boss must be crazy about money! "
"Look! The boss of Mamy's is going to make the recipe public, and conduct a live lesson! No, I have to wait here today. It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn how to cook from a top chef! "
"These ladies are so pretty … Slurp."
Mamy's eye-catching showcase and beautiful service staff quickly attracted the attention of the guests who entered, and even caused the passageway to be jammed.
Luckily, the main passageway was spacious enough, and the Food Association's staff helped to clear the way, so the passageway was restored.
"Mamy's is indeed a gold-plated brand. It's so crowded once it starts. This is the first time in the history of the Delicacy Conference," Robert lamented as he looked at Mamy's showcase.
Meg was also a little shocked by the enthusiastic guests. Once it started, there were thousands of guests in front of the showcase. Some of them might have heard of Mamy's before, but there were also many who just wanted to go along with the crowd and join in the fun.
"Today will be a tough battle. Everyone, prepare yourselves." Meg and the other girls reminded her. At the same time, they turned on the fires of the six stoves and began to preheat the pots.
"Mr. Mak, I'd like two sets of octopus balls. One set of octopus sashimi, one set of stir-fried octopus tentacles, and one set of fried octopus tentacles in soy sauce. Harrison used his huge weight to squeeze his way to the front row of the Lawless Lands as he shouted with a smile.
"Humm. A free bowl of rice for today's stir-fry series." Meg nodded his head.
"Hehe, this is really a great benefit." Harrison smiled brightly. He was even happier than if he had eaten honey.
The surrounding customers looked at him suspiciously. Wasn't the rice free? Why did this fatty smile so happily when he heard that he would get a free bowl of rice? Was he an idiot? And an actor?
"I want a serving of octopus balls!"
"I want a serving of octopus balls too!"
"Mommy, Mommy, I want to eat those cute little balls too."
After Harrison gave Meg a ticket, the customers behind him also began to place their orders. The high-definition pictures of the four dishes were hung above the stall and could be seen from afar. The cheap and cute octopus balls became the first choice for everyone to try.
"This …" Yabemiya looked at the customers who were squeezing into a group and reaching out a hand to place their orders. He was a little troubled. How should he order?
Meg also realized this problem. After all, he was not a regular customer of Mamy's and had not experienced the baptism of the rules of queuing. Although it was crowded and lively, it was still a headache for the merchants and some of the customers who were weak.
"Take out the signboard behind and hang it up. Let's set the rules first before we start doing business," Meg said calmly as he turned off the fire.
"Okay." Yabemiya's eyes lit up. He took out a signboard that was about the height of a person and hung it in front of the stall.
When everyone saw Meg turn off the fire and hang up another signboard, they all looked over and saw that the signboard said: Please line up in an orderly manner to buy. Half a meter apart. First come, first served. Violators will not be received. Onlookers, please stand outside the queuing area.
It was the first time that rules were set for customers at the Gourmet Conference. Moreover, there was a no-entry area for onlookers. It immediately caused an uproar.
"This boss is really arrogant. He actually set rules for customers. He doesn't abide by the rules and doesn't receive customers. He really thinks he's something."
"Isn't that so? The Gourmet Conference is all about liveliness. This boss actually chased customers out just because he got a good spot. He really doesn't know how to do business."
"So be it. If this place doesn't want to keep me, there will be other places to keep me. Doesn't the roast suckling pig at Ducas Restaurant next door smell better than this?"
Immediately, many customers who wanted to join in the fun left while cursing. The onlookers immediately decreased by more than half.
"Tsk, he's still too young. How can he chase customers out when he's doing business? This boss doesn't look like he's cut out for business. " At the Ducas stall next door, the smile on Alva's originally dark face gradually bloomed. Any veteran with a little experience would not do such a thing that would ruin the favorability of passers-by.
The bosses of the various stalls also had a somewhat playful look on their faces. They were originally worried that they would be crushed by Amy's, but now it seemed that their bosses were not very smart.
Meg looked at the customers who stayed, but the corners of his mouth curled up slightly. It could be seen that many of them were housewives. They were the most likely group of people to buy octopus tentacles to cook at home. They were the most enthusiastic about learning and were also his best target group.
Generally, when it came to joining in the fun, they did not have the advantage in terms of size and strength.
The rules of queuing allowed them to get comfortable waiting for food and learning space, so it greatly increased their favorability of Meg.
As for the freeloaders who came to join in the fun, he didn't care at all. No matter how many people there were, they were just there to watch the fun.
In terms of the consumer value chain, their value was equivalent to nothing. They were even worse than pet dogs who ate dog food.
Of course, such precious front row seats should be reserved for the most valuable women.
Meg looked at the customers who were still standing in front of the stall and said in a loud voice, "Dear customers, I'm the head chef of Amy's, Meg. Thank you for your support, so I'd like to say thank you first. Without rules, there would be no order. Without order in the queue, there would be no way to order the dishes.
So now, please line up in a row of eight people half a meter apart. When you reach the evacuation point, turn outside and line up according to the order.
I can assure everyone that we will order and serve the dishes according to the order in which you line up. I also hope that everyone can abide by the agreement of consciously lining up. "
Soon, the customers standing in a mess in front of the stall lined up into eight lines under the guidance of Yabemiya and Shirley. They were half a meter apart and stretched back in an orderly manner.
"There are actually people who are willing to line up?!"
The stall owners who had already started serving the scattered customers stared at this scene with their eyes wide open.
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