【Sea and River Night Talk】Noodles without salt
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While eating at a noodle shop, a disheveled person came in and asked the owner if he could have a bowl of noodles I lost my wallet and can’t go home; I’m extremely hungry right now. Without saying a word, the boss turned and went into the kitchen; shortly after, he brought back a bowl of noodles. The man ate them greedily, and after finishing, the boss gave him 200 yuan. At that time, everyone in the store said the boss had been deceived, that such people were all scammers and so on. The boss said just one thing: I didn’t add salt to that bowl of noodles just now.
There is also soy sauce, chili, vinegar, and **noodles on the table. . .
Well, let’s talk about the plausibility of this story
Without salt, it can still be eaten to some extent with garlic cloves. It’s like the sweet steamed buns from the south – when taken to the north, they have no sugar in them.
It’s also because you’re extremely hungry; you don’t care about such things. You can’t feel hunger if you’re not hungry in the first place
Not necessarily; when it’s time to eat, one can still manage to eat quite a lot. You don’t have to be extremely hungry. . . Off work. . .
This boss is a kind person; we really need people like him these days...
This boss is also a person with a lot of experience
I don’t get it – what does the fact that no salt was added have to do with giving 200 yuan?
I remember once, at the start of work, I ate clear noodle soup – one bowl alone~~~ I was starving~~~ Since then, I’ve never eaten noodles again~~~~
Those who are not extremely hungry will only eat one or two bites, unless that person is a dedicated salt source