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Hello, uncle. What do you call this in the local area? Xueye. Oh, Xueye. I'd like a dish of fried Xueye. Okay, wait a minute. Did you make this yourself? Yes, I made it myself. What is it made of? Rice. Oh, it's a local specialty. Yes. Is this how the locals eat it? For hundreds of years, they've been eating it like this. It's delicious. It's made by hand. I'd like a dish of this. Okay. One for you. And one for me. Okay, two for you. It's also an old craft, isn't it? Yes, it's been 38 years. Oh, it's been 38 years. Yes. What's in this? It's fried rice. Fried rice. Is it usually a liquid dish? Yes, it's a liquid dish. It's been around for more than 30 years. It's so hard to find. Yes. This is... A secret sauce. It's a secret. I made it myself. It's sold in the market. It's a little spicy. It's okay. Okay, thank you. Mojiji is so delicious. I'm going to change the place. Hello, little Pangpang. Do you want some squid? One set. Two sets. Three sets. Four sets of high-quality squid. I'm waiting for you. Your mouth is so sweet. How much is one set? 15 yuan. I'll have three sets. Okay. Wow, such a big set of squid. Did you just come up from the seashore? Yes. Little Pangpang said you've been on a diet recently. Yes. It's good to lose weight. I'm too fat. Are you going to follow the beauty line? Yes. What else do you do besides grilling squid? I'm a housewife. A housewife. You're naughty, aren't you? Do you want to eat squid? The more you eat, the more beautiful you are. Which set do you want? I'm waiting for you. I'll have a set when I get there. Mom, come here. I'm running out of oil. How long have you been grilling squid? Six years. Have you grown up eating squid? I eat seafood. No wonder you're so smart. What are you doing, sister? Look, I'm buying squid. Why do I suddenly feel a little tired? Is it spicy, sister? Yes, a little bit. Wow, you're so skilled. I'll have a few pieces of squid. Okay, thank you. You're welcome. The squid grilled by Xiaopangpang is tender and sweet. It's delicious. Aunt, I want a bowl of snail rice noodles. Okay. Aunt, why are you taking the baby out of the stall? I can't help it. It's for the sake of my life. The baby is so cute. Is it cute? It's so cute. It's staring at me with its eyes open. How old is it? Six months old. It's so good. It's staring at me with its eyes open. Okay, okay, okay. Don't cry, don't cry. Girl, can I eat these vegetables? Yes, you can. I'll take some. Aunt, do you usually set up the stall by yourself? No, my son is here too. But he has something to do today, so he went back. He can't go back. What time do you usually set up the stall? I usually set up the stall at around four or three o'clock. It's too late. It can't be helped. Let's have a medium spicy one. Okay. There are beef offal and duck feet in the front. You can add whatever you want. Aunt, it's ready. Okay. The baby is crying again. It's okay. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. It's okay. Baby, let me count how much it is. It's 28 yuan. Okay, okay. It's 28 yuan. Take your time. It's okay. Thank you. You're welcome. Thank you. Wow, the portion is so big. And the chili is very, very fragrant. I especially like to eat this kind of fine powder. Aunt, you should go back earlier and set up the stall earlier. Okay, thank you. Someone will come to help me later. Someone will come to help, right? Yes. That's good. Take care when you go back. Thank you. Okay, bye-bye.