Chapter 461 Dear, How About Restaurant Chains?

"Have you ever tasted the barbecue on the Jennifer Avenue?" A fat middle-aged man is talking about barbecue. His expression is so obscene that people who don't know it may think he is talking about a new brothel on the Jennifer Avenue. But his tone totally provokes his friends' interest. When these good friends get off work, they go to No. 281 on the Jennifer Avenue, bending their arms round each other’s shoulders. In laughter, this has become a new fashion among lower middle classes in the Maple Leaf City. "Master, the barbecue you just ordered is here." After waiting ages in long lines, polite butler hands the barbecue to the nobleman sitting in a carriage. It feels like Maffia doing business—the man inside is definitely a proud noble who is curious about the legendary barbecue on the Jennifer Avenue. He finally figures out a way to satisfy his appetite without losing his face. Such kind of things happens in many places in the Maple Leaf City. "Hot Girl" has become a