Lisco's American Life

"So be it."

Lisko touched his chin and thought for a moment,

"We will do our best to sell today, and whatever is left will be brought back to the ranch. We will withdraw from the sale tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. After all, our preparations are still a bit insufficient. Let's give the cowboys who have worked hard all day a holiday in the next two days and let everyone participate.

Next Oktoberfest.”

Lisko's purpose of participating in the Oktoberfest has been achieved. No matter how many orders he receives, the ranch will not be able to bear it anymore, so he has no regrets and will stop at the right time and be content.

Moreover, hunger selling is also a routine, and the results may be even more surprising.

"All right."

David felt that it was really a pity, and at the same time he regretted his short-sightedness. There was a mountain of US dollars in front of him, and it was really a pity that he couldn't get it.

David walked up to the cowboy and told Lisko's decision, and everyone cheered.

"Choke to death! Thank you sir."

"Awesome, I thought we had no chance of going to Oktoberfest."

"Thank you sir."

Lisko looked at the cheering cowboys and smiled heartily.

Indeed, the cowboys worked extremely hard today. They had been busy all day long, watching the bustling exhibition with people coming and going. However, due to work reasons, they could only guard the stalls and could not participate in it.

The cowboys knew that they could rest after finishing today. Their tired bodies regained their strength, the movements of their hands became much more agile, and the smiles on their faces facing the tourists became more sincere.

"Hey, did you grow up in America?"

Tina brought a glass of beer and handed it to Lin Qi, who was resting behind the booth. Of course she knew these basic information from Zhang Li, but there must be something to talk about in a chat.

"Thanks."

Lynch had sweated a lot just now and was thirsty. Although he had mineral water in his hand, the normal temperature mineral water in his hand was not so delicious on a hot night.

Suddenly, a glass of cold beer was handed over. Lynch's face was surprised. He felt that Tina was like an angel at this time.

Without enough time to answer Tina's question, Lynch picked up the cup and drank it in one gulp.

"Gududu."

Tina watched Lynch drink beer. In her eyes, Lynch's Adam's apple was extremely tempting as he swallowed.

"Ha~"

Lynch drank all the beer in the cup in one go, then closed his eyes comfortably and wiped the beer foam from the corners of his mouth with the back of his hand.

As soon as he opened his eyes, he met Tina's eyes that were staring at him, full of scorching heat.

Lin Qi was startled, how could anyone keep staring at others, but he didn't think much about it. He was a little ignorant about this kind of thing, so he just thought that Tina was being more enthusiastic.

"No, I grew up in China."

Only at this moment did Lynch feel in the mood to answer Tina's question. The cold beer cooled down his hot body, and his thinking became clearer.

"Then your English is very good, and you don't even recognize the accent."

Speaking of which, this is Lynch's pride. Many people who have just come to the United States from China have a plastic English accent unique to China. When he was in college, he met an American student, a boy, and they had a relationship.

Very good. Lynch learned most of his spoken English from him. He also had great learning ability and made rapid progress. Later, the American international student dropped out of school because of family problems, so Lynch lost contact with him.

Thanks to this experience, after Lynch came to the United States, he integrated into the country very well because of his fluent American English, saving him a lot of trouble and the strange feeling of being a newbie.

"Thanks,"

Although Lin Qi was somewhat complacent, he still couldn't do anything to praise an unfamiliar girl he had just met. He could only express his gratitude with the humility of a Chinese man.

"What are your usual hobbies? I heard that you are an online store owner."

Tina finally struck up a conversation. One topic was ended, and she quickly continued to ask and started the next topic.

"I usually like crafts, which is blacksmithing."

Lynch talked about his hobbies, but it was all in words. He explained his hobbies to Tina in detail.

"I like to make some cold weapons from movies and TV series, as well as some small accessories. I have a lot of them at home, so I opened an online store to sell them. Unexpectedly, the sales were pretty good."

"Wow, you are great. Then aren't you an artist?"

Tina put her hands in front of her body, making a look of admiration. She knew very well that men cannot resist the admiration of women.

Sunny was always paying attention to Tina's progress. While drinking beer, she glanced around with her peripheral vision. Seeing Tina pretending to be shy, she really felt like her skin was getting goosebumps.

"Not really, not really, I'm just a fan."

Faced with Tina's compliment, Lynch was also very impressed. He scratched his head a little naively and quickly declined humbly.

"I really want to see your work."

Tina went on to say that Lynch's own hobbies were recognized, which made him very happy. After hearing Tina's words, he quickly took out his mobile phone, opened the store software on it, and browsed through his own store products.

Show it to Tina.

"Look, I made everything above myself. If you like anything, I can give it to you."

Lynch was very enthusiastic, and the hospitable character of Northeastern Chinese people was most vividly reflected in him.

"Really?"

Tina happily took Lynch's cell phone and looked at the goods carefully on it.

Since Lynch opened an online store, he has been aware of whether some products are selling well or not. The most popular items sold on his website are his replica jewelry of heroines in movies and TV series. Most of the sellers are girls, and

Many weapon enthusiasts come to his store to buy some handmade cold weapons made by Lynch. On them are European knight armors that he restored based on the data, as well as ancient Chinese characteristic armors. A single sale of this kind is enough.

I can eat enough for several months.

Tina's focus is also on jewelry. Lynch spares no effort to promote traditional Chinese culture to these foreigners, so he sells many of his own hairpins, hairpins, and hair forks used by ancient women in the store.

Each one is exquisitely made and inlaid with some turquoise, amber, and crystal. It has a strong charm of ancient Chinese culture, which makes many girls linger and want to buy it back to try it. Even if it doesn't work, it is also good for collection.

Tina quickly selected one. The price was not very high, but it was also a beautiful hairpin.

This overall shape is that of a phoenix. Although in ancient times, the phoenix was exclusive to the royal family and it was taboo for ordinary people to wear it. However, with the development of the times, it has become a shape that everyone can wear. This shape is on the handicrafts that Lynch bought.

I chose the style and made it myself.

It is inlaid with peridot, which is not an expensive variety. Lynch still chose the scraps of the edges and polished them, and then inlaid them. The whole shape looks noble and mysterious.