Have you ever had the experience of asking people to line up as trustees in a tea shop?

This question is really worth thinking about. Now college students are all at home during the summer vacation, and they all go back to work part-time. However, perhaps in the traditional impression, when it comes to part-time jobs for college students, people will think of tutoring and promotion. However, with the rise of the Internet, the types of college students' part-time jobs are also varied. This kind of entrusted tea shop should also be regarded as a part-time job.

In addition, the part-time information is input into the mobile phone, and various apps or part-time recruitment will pop up on the webpage, which will dazzle us. But you will find that these part-time software are similar, they just make a platform, which is full of part-time information released by others. Their verification of the truth of this information is not strict. These part-time jobs are mainly divided into online and offline categories. Most of the online part-time jobs are' swiping the bill', building WeChat group to send Taobao Tmall promotional coupons, registering new users for other apps, binding bank cards, searching for keywords and so on. Offline part-time jobs are mostly leaflets and food delivery. Many students around me have done this kind of thing, which should be regarded as a kind of trust. Attracted many people to witness the high sales of their online stores, and took the opportunity to drive up prices or profit from them, which really caused people to be hot.

Then, I really saw this kind of parenting in the roast duck restaurant next to our home. There is a long queue at the door of their shop every day. Yes, I also said that the business of this store is booming. Then, every day when I pass this door, I will look twice to see if it is so delicious. I couldn't tell if it was delicious, so I asked him if it was delicious. He told me that he didn't know yet, and he would tell me when I got home.

This is really an urban routine. I'm going back to the countryside.