A Mid-level (Middle-aged) Office Worker’s Laid-Back Industrial Revolution in Another World

Takeo and the others, who left the Haworth Chamber of Commerce, were back at Taylor's magic store for tea.

"Humph."

Taylor and Bell Tone were observing Takeo next to Takeo having tea looking fun.

"Dear Kitamizato, was that good?

Taylor asks.

"Was it also a problem?

"No... although I think it was in the form of a request for production between the Haworth Chamber of Commerce and Dear Kitamizato without deciding on the content of the contract.

"... is there a problem?

"No, I thought you could sell it without a contract.

"Oh, then that's fine.

Nothing, because I want to sign a contract (...) Because I'm not asking for it.

I'm asking you if you can only do things.

If you don't want to sign the contract, you can change the order to a good place, right?

Both Mr. Law and Mr. Ralph have a deal to restrict my actions and pay for them because I'm afraid to rely on (...) somewhere else.

It's not like I'm taking the initiative and signing a contract.

"Ha... well, if you say that Master Kitamizato is good...

Do you ride the Howorth Chamber of Commerce?

"You'll ride.

I am saying that I will advertise to the royal people (...) from my mouth.

That would be one publicity if you could say the name of the store in Wangdu, even if it didn't sell very well.

I think it would be a cheap publicity expense if the name became known in the Wang capital and there was a possibility that the furniture of the main business could be sold outside of Count Elvis' territory.

"Will it work..."

The ringtone squeaks.

"Bell sounds, if things went well (...) instead of if things didn't work out in these cases.

"If it works? Isn't that a pleasure, Takeo?

"Well... if I can't sell it, I just need to maintain the status quo.

The temporary side business that I said is supposed to be an addition to the main business, but when a large number of orders arrive, it leads to the fact that I don't know what it means to neglect the main business in order to do the side business.

So it's fundamental to ensure delivery times, personnel, and costs are well secured when you get bulk orders from side businesses.

"That's what it is.

"Yeah. Hell with no work, hell with tons of it.

There's no such thing as a moderate amount (...) in the world, even if you want a moderate amount.

I don't know why, but there are only extremely few or extremely many jobs.

Even when an extremely small amount of work comes, delivery times are short, funds are low, and personnel are low...

It's weird, I'm always busy.

"Wow... Takeo, your face is tired.

"Socialists are tired things.

Well, one of these days, you'll be able to make these faces, too.

"Yeah... I don't like that.

I hate the ringtone.

"Hehe, well, I'm not willing to let you labor harshly.

"Moderate, please.

"I don't know about that."

Takeo and the others continued their bickering.

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In the kitchen of the Elvis family.

"We're back."

"Welcome home, Chef.

I'm ready for the spices I was told before I could get out.

The main person in charge will report it.

"Right.

All you have to do is accompany this recipe.

The chef says as he looks at the recipe Takeo gave him.

"And Master Kitamizato is still amazing.

Spicy soup from the west of Wangdu seems to be the subject of discussion in Wangdu.

You got a good recipe there.

"Takeo said he'd put down the tonkatsu making method instead.

"Tonkatsu... you sure made it out of chicken yesterday with oak meat.

"Oh. Because I wouldn't be thinking about that bread flour.

The inn chef would have been surprised.

"It looks like other meat could do it that way.

"Right.

With that said, you said Takeo had a way of 'fried skewers'.

"That was yesterday at the tribute time.

Sure... you stabbed bite-sized meat and vegetables in the skewer and fried them.

Similar to how meat is baked on a journey or battlefield.

"Right.

You also said this one would be more laborious as a dish... but delicious if you eat freshly fried in a sauce.

And you said that meat and sausages and other processed products would be good.

"You also said I should try fried boiled eggs.

"... I don't know... is it good to fry boiled eggs?

"I don't know... but surely no one has ever done it (...), so I would have to imagine it not to taste good.

Even though I've never seen Kitamizato cook (...), I can see the stupidity of deciding no.

"The feeling is probably stained with the Elvis family (of which), the royal castle and the royal cooks.

"Yes.

Oh, how was the coffee shop interval at the maintenance bureau?

"Let's all talk about that after the planting is done.

There has been a slight change from the plan I received during this time.

You'll have to put our thoughts together before you put them together at the Inspector General's office.

"Okay.

Um... I'm almost done making soup for you.

"Right.

The cooks were ready for dinner.