Song Bai wasn't angry at Zhang Zian's greed, and he didn't even feel anything. To put it bluntly, he had planned to buy a cat anyway, and if he could shoot some novel and interesting videos, he wouldn't suffer any loss.
Compared with the streamer industry, which had produced a large number of Internet celebrities, vloggers were doing poorly in China. Not to mention the low popularity, the key point was that they couldn't make money at all, and their enthusiasm was being worn away day after day. Fortunately, Song Bai didn't care. First, he had a job and didn't expect to make money from vloggers; second, his vlog was opened abroad, so there was still some possibility of making money — provided that it could suddenly become popular.
Vlog was a recorded broadcast, not a live broadcast, so it didn't have much interaction with the audience, and it was impossible for the vloggers to perform some programs or talents on the spot because of the high reward from the audience, and extra editing was needed. As its name suggested, vloggers were a kind of video diary, which was popular abroad, but not in China — the vloggers put in more effort than the streamers, but the money they made was less than a drop in the bucket. It was really a passion to persist in vloggers. But in foreign countries, it was the opposite. Even if vloggers didn't make more money than the streamers, they were at least on par with each other.
Song Bai had been playing vloggers since he was in college, but he hadn't made any achievements yet. Every vlog he released was viewed dozens to hundreds of times on YouTube. He had just graduated from college, had a stable job, and a well-off family. He didn't have a girlfriend, and he didn't plan to find one for the time being. This was the main reason why he dared to persist in vloggers — if he didn't play, he would be too old.
The reason why he suddenly wanted to buy a cat was that his life was too monotonous. Vlog was a video diary, and the viewers of vlog were attracted by other people's interesting lives — their own life was monotonous enough, so why would they want to watch other people's monotonous lives again? Of course, there were also some psychologists who believed that the popularity of vlog was partly due to people's interest in prying into other people's private lives.
When he revealed that he wanted to buy a pet in his WeChat Moments, Zhao Qi immediately left him a message, recommending a pet shop to him, saying that the cats in this pet shop could perform stunts.
Song Bai was not very familiar with Zhao Qi, as they were in completely different social circles. They only knew each other because they were colleagues, and because she was curious about vlogs, they talked to each other occasionally. Therefore, he was very surprised to receive her message.
At first, he suspected that Zhao Qi was a cat or dog, but after inquiring within the company, he dispelled his suspicions. Everyone knew that Zhao Qi had completely become a cat lover, and this was confirmed after his private contact with Zhao Qi. This woman kept talking about her British Shorthair, how good it was, how obedient it was, and strongly suggested that he buy a British Shorthair, as if it would be a big loss for him if he didn't buy one …
In the end, she summed it up with one sentence — "There are three ways to be unfilial, and not having a cat is the worst."
Song Bai was sweating profusely after hearing that! He felt that if Zhao Qi used her enthusiasm and talent for raising cats in sales, she would probably be the company's annual sales champion …
In short, Zhao Qi was not exaggerating when she said that it was she who recommended Song Bai to come here. It could even be said that she dragged him here, implying that she wanted to strengthen the cat lover team within the company, which could be regarded as revenge against her "former" bestie, Shi Shi.
In addition, Song Bai was also very interested in cats that could perform stunts, especially when he heard that the cats in this pet shop could perform stunts collectively. He wondered if it would bring more views to his vlog if he could record the scene of cats performing stunts collectively.
Since he entered the pet shop, he had been aiming his camera at the kittens that were playing and chasing each other in the shop. He only felt that these kittens were very lively and cute, and other than that, there was nothing special about them.
Zhang Zian greeted her enthusiastically, "Do you want to buy a cat? Which one? Is there anything you like? Or can I recommend one to you? "
Zhao Qi couldn't help but interrupt, "Hey! You weren't so hospitable when I came to buy a cat before! "
Zhang Zian responded confidently, "Because I wasn't sure whether you would buy a cat or not at that time. You looked like a very picky customer, so why should I waste my time talking to you?"
Zhao Qi thought, "What you said is very reasonable, but why do I have the urge to punch you?"
She rushed to answer, "If he wants a British Shorthair, just give him a British Shorthair, but it can't be better than my Lan Lan!"
"No, no, I don't want a British Shorthair." Song Bai didn't know whether to laugh or cry. He felt that Zhao Qi had been too obsessed with cat lovers, and he'd better stay away from her in the future.
"What? We agreed before we came here … "Zhao Qi was very dissatisfied and muttered.
From his tone, Zhang Zian knew that he had a general range of choices, so he asked, "Which one do you like? Although I don't have a very complete range of breeds, I have most of the common breeds. "
Song Bai said a name that surprised both Zhang Zian and Zhao Qi, "I want a Chinese Dragon-Li cat."
"Chinese Dragon-Li cat? Isn't that a common cat on the street? It's better to pick one up! Listen to me, a British Shorthair … "Zhao Qi thought that Song Bai was totally stupid to choose a Dragon-Li cat over a British Shorthair!
"Fuck you, British Shorthair! A Dragon-Li cat is not the same as a common cat! You call yourself a cat lover, but you don't even know this? " Zhang Zian waved her aside, "Go play by yourself, and don't disturb me."
"Do you really want a Dragon-Li cat?" After the annoying guy left, he asked Song Bai seriously.
Before coming here, Song Bai had considered that the main audience of his vlog was from foreign countries, and if there was a cat that was rare in foreign countries, it would probably be the Dragon-Li cat, a local specialty of China. As for himself, he didn't have any special preference for any kind of cat, as long as the price was right.
"Yes, I want a Dragon-Li cat." Song Bai nodded to confirm, "Boss, do you have a Dragon-Li cat that can perform stunts?"
"Yes, I do have one! You came at the right time. I only have one Dragon-Li cat here. If you came a little later, it would have been bought by someone else! "Zhang Zian rubbed his hands excitedly," Do you want to have a look? "
Most of what he said was true. There was indeed only one Dragon-Li cat for sale in his shop. To be honest, Zhang Zian didn't intend to buy a Dragon-Li cat when he purchased the goods, because people always thought that Dragon-Li cats were common cats, unlike British Shorthair or American Shorthair, which sounded like a foreign style and were not easy to sell. The Dragon-Li in his shop was an extra gift from Sun Yinian when he purchased the goods. Zhang Zian accepted it in the spirit of internationalism, but he didn't expect that someone would really come to buy it today.
"Of course I want to have a look … but I want to officially start shooting today's vlog, and maybe I'll put you two in the camera. Is that okay?" Song Bai raised the digital camera in his hand and asked.
As a vlogger, especially in the case that the acceptance of vlogs in China was not high, it was necessary to ask before shooting. Song Bai had heard similar news many times in the vlogger circle. Some vloggers would take pictures without asking for permission, and as a result, irritated the person being photographed. Being refused to be photographed was a light punishment, and fights were also common.
"Sure," Zhao Qi said naturally.
Zhang Zian raised his hand to stop Song Bai, "Wait a minute."
"What now?" Zhao Qi felt that Zhang Zian was particularly slow today.
Zhang Zian ran to the pet supplies shelf, picked up a pig's bristle comb for combing cats, combed his hair back, and said with satisfaction, "Okay, let's shoot."
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