My roadside Stall has been Standing

Hi everyone, how are you all? May you always be healthy and always be happy. Back again with me @harisfaris who will provide some informative, innovative, and entertaining posts. This time I want to show you the shop that my brother and I just opened in my village Alue Lim, Lhokseumawe.

A few weeks ago the shop that my brother and I built together was opened for sale. The shop was built for 2 months before this, I am grateful last week that it was able to open and sell some sales.

Our shop is precisely located at the intersection of four Alue Lim. We built a shop there because we saw the condition of many people passing by, many small children going to the Koran, especially since the water boom in Blang Buloh many people pass this road to travel there.

The goods we sell there vary, there are donuts, grilled meatball satay, and usually fruit is placed in the front of the stall. My brother sells donuts, he makes the dough, fry it, coats it with the available toppings, and sells it. Meanwhile, I sell grilled meatball satay, starting from buying ingredients, cooking spices, burning them and selling them. The fruits provided by my parents are picked in the garden, then placed in our stall to be sold.

I am grateful that our sales so far have gone smoothly. Every day sales of grilled meatballs are sold out, as well as donuts. Although the papaya fruit was left behind, the next day the papaya fruit was also sold out.

Many said my homemade talent meatballs tasted good. I feel happy about it, all of that makes me even more enthusiastic about selling in the days ahead. That's all for my post this time, hopefully it's useful and thank you.