Treasure hunt begins in England

Chapter 296 Times
After completing the counting and discussion, Mrs. Nell left a receipt that was fully up to standard and left with the gold coins.

For them, the next journey will be more difficult, because for safety reasons, the vehicles they will drive in the next journey will drive directly from San Francisco all the way back to their hometown.

After the aborigines left, it was Liang En's turn to share the money. Fan Meng and Joan of Arc, as Liang En's subordinates, could each get two thousandths of the excavation bonus, which was 1 US dollars each.

As for Pierce, he was able to get 50 from this adventure. The reason why he was able to get so much was because of his relationship with the aborigines, so naturally he was able to get a lot of money.

"I have good news." Fan Meng received a text message on his mobile phone after everyone quickly distributed the benefits according to the rules. After reading it, he immediately raised his mobile phone and told the news he just saw.

"Because of our help to the aborigines this time, Uncle Nell said that he can help us sell the previous doll house for free, and then give us the money."

"This is indeed good news." Liang En nodded. "This time, we finally figured out a complicated problem. We can rest here for two days."

For Liang En and the others who had been working hard in the wilderness of northern Nevada for a while, it was naturally a good thing to have a good rest in the big city for a few days.

Of course, for Liang En and the others, who had already been busy all day, they would probably have to wait until tomorrow if they wanted to go shopping in the city, and the rest of today's time would naturally be spent on rest.

After coming to his room and removing the plastic paper on the bed, Liang En quickly put his sleeping bag and cushion on the bed, and then began to check the cards he had obtained before.

It may be because these gold coins do not have much historical value, so the three cards this time are some common consumption cards.

However, as the largest gold treasure in the United States, even the common consumption card level is not low, so this time the three cards are all R cards, including [Repair (R)], [Detection (R)] [Identification (R)] One each.

Originally, Liang En and the others planned to go out again tomorrow, but when it was time for dinner, they felt that they had almost rested and recovered some energy, so they decided to go out and have a good meal instead of staying in the room to eat emergency food.

"Today we're going to Chinatown, because the dishes here are more authentic." After a brief discussion, they decided on a place to eat.

San Francisco's Chinatown can be said to be one of the oldest Chinatowns in the United States. At the end of the 19th century, Chinese immigrants were transported to California to build the Pacific Railway and pan for gold like "selling piglets", making great contributions to the local economic construction.

But they, along with Italian immigrants, blacks, poor whites, and sailors, were regarded as "secondary citizens" by the government at the time, and they were stipulated to live in specific areas to avoid "pollution" to other places.

Under such circumstances, the Chinese in San Francisco had no choice but to move around in a small area centered on Grant Ave. Later, new immigrants moved in here. Today, it has become Chinatown in San Francisco, and it is also a place outside Asia. The largest Chinese community.

Because of this history, Chinatown in San Francisco even retains many traditions that have disappeared in China. For example, some dishes have even been changed in China, but the most traditional methods are still preserved here.

"What do you think of the food?" Liang En asked, looking at Joan of Arc and Pierce, who had been eating hard, because the dishes here are indeed very traditional, and even obviously different from the Chinese dishes on the market, so Liang En was a little worried These two are not used to it.

"Very good, no, it should be said to be very good." Joan of Arc, who was drinking hot pepper soup, put down her spoon and turned to look at Liang En and said. "I like this taste very much."

"Yes, the dishes in this restaurant are indeed delicious, but they are different from the similar dishes I have eaten before in terms of taste and appearance." Pierce said, adding a piece to the plate with his chopsticks.

"For example, this sweet and sour pork tenderloin is like this. The tenderloin I have eaten before is fried with tomato sauce and coated with a layer of coating, but this sweet and sour pork has no tomato sauce and the coating is very thin."

"You're right, but this is the real sweet and sour pork." Liang En said with a smile. "Compared to common cooking methods, this traditional cooking method is much more complicated."

"Take sweet and sour pork tenderloin as an example. At the beginning, the tenderloin is cut into small pieces and the upper side needs to be cut with a flower knife, then a thin layer of batter is hung, and it is fried twice in the pan, and then added during the second frying. Stir fry with sweet and sour sauce made of sugar, vinegar, salt, cooking wine and minced ginger."

"Compared with the kind of tomato juice fried, it is much crispier and tastes better. But in this way, it must be fried and eaten immediately, and it is more troublesome to make."

"You're right. It seems like my store only does this under certain circumstances. It's like adding ketchup to takeaways." Fan Meng added at this time.

"After all, this dish is a common dish in takeout, so we often deep-fry a large pot of tenderloin in the morning, and when someone orders it, we can fry it with tomato sauce and sell it."

Although everyone felt a little regretful about the change in food, at least Liang En and the others enjoyed the meal today, and naturally ate a little more, so much so that they played a few rounds of poker after returning to their residence.

And early the next morning, they drove the medium-sized truck that the aborigines lent them for free to help them hunt for treasure and began to wander around the city.

"Do you guys think it's a bit weird to travel with a pickup truck from a moving company?" Pierce popped up while driving on the San Francisco Bridge, which is second only to the Statue of Liberty and the White House in Hollywood disaster movies. Made a sentence.

"No way, who told the otter tribe's industry to be a moving company, so the car that can be lent to us is naturally a moving car." Liang En said helplessly. "More importantly, we only need to pay for gas for this car."

As Liang En and the others had seen before, the natural conditions of these aborigines' reservations were really not good, so with the natural increase of the population, they really needed to find a way to accommodate the excess population.

It is indeed a good way to work in a big city after studying, but for the education system in the United States, the education conditions in the tribes mean that only single-digit people can find jobs outside this way every year, while others can only find jobs. I can find another way.

Because of the discrimination of the aborigines, they simply came out to work in tribes as a unit.And this moving company is one of the most successful in this type of industry.

At least in a big city like San Francisco, moving companies are an integral part of how the city works.Naturally, it can accommodate many moving companies similar to Otter Moving Company.

Because there are not many famous scenic spots in the north, they quickly circled back after crossing the Golden Gate Bridge, and then went directly to Fisherman's Wharf in the east to visit this bustling neighborhood.

(End of this chapter)