It's a pity that except for him and his friends, the other bystanders only regarded it as a joke. No one really felt sympathy for the Italian guy's plight. On the contrary, some people really thought that the Italians were too shabby...

Needless to say, this story sounded like a fantasy to Ning Weimin's ears, and it completely refreshed his understanding of food and beverage consumption.

He said in his heart, my dear!

What kind of place is this, where you can earn a hundred thousand francs for just one meal?

This amount of money is the entire income of a small white-collar worker in Paris who has been working for a year and a half.

Let’s just say that the French franc is worthless. The exchange rate has fallen again and again in recent years, but it is basically equivalent to the RMB.

If converted into U.S. dollars, it would be over ten thousand or several thousand dollars.

Niang Xipi, this is equivalent to the Japanese willing to spend 2 million yen to treat a few people to dinner.

You know, his highest meal consumption record is still the most expensive meal of fried puffer fish he had with Teresa Teng.

Four people ate for almost 4,000 US dollars, which was nothing compared to the Italians.

The Italians paid three times the price! It’s so magical!

But such a wealthy guest is actually humiliated by the waiter? Being looked down upon?

Where does this make sense?

Moreover, he inquired again and heard from Alain Delon that the house price in Cannes currently seems to be between 20,000 francs and 50,000 francs per square meter, depending on the quality and specifications of the house.

Saint-Tropez is more expensive and has fewer choices.

At present, there should be only some independent villas for sale, starting from a minimum of 30 million francs.

Ning Weimin was really tempted involuntarily.

Is it expensive?

Maybe it's not cheap for Europeans, but in his heart, it's really not expensive at all.

You know, this year the house price in Adachi, the worst district in Tokyo, is almost one million yen per square meter, which is basically the same as the house price in Cannes.

Thirty million francs can be converted into US dollars, which is less than four million, and converted into Japanese yen, it is only five hundred million, which is just a drop.

If he wants to look good, he can buy two houses in San Tempero first, without even thinking too much about property taxes.

Because as long as there are no big obstacles in the procedures for opening a restaurant, if he builds a palace here, or asks the master to open a Maxim branch, the cost-effectiveness of making money in San Tempero is even higher than that in Ginza, Tokyo.

Although there are only about four months of the year when there are the most customers, every table here will consume so much.

The so-called meal of one hundred thousand francs is a very common situation. It is really a table worth ten tables.

Think about it, consumption is high, house prices are low, value is maintained, and there is no bubble. Where can such good real estate projects be found?

So in fact, while the two were talking and laughing, Ning Weimin had already seriously remembered this matter in his heart.

The information provided by Alain Delon is really useful. As long as the reality he finally comes into contact with is not much different from the situation introduced by Alain Delon, he can make up his mind to spread money in France, and the local owners will be rich.

Not to mention, even when shopping, Ning Weimin was actually taught a lesson by Alain Delon in his own clothing business.

The reason was that when a few people were browsing the store, Rosalie and Matsumoto Keiko were attracted by a kind of blouse in the Chanel store.

The pure white background, accompanied by faint green stripes, is as beautiful as a Monet painting.

When they asked the salesperson in the store, they were told that this kind of shirt costs nearly 6,000 francs. Matsumoto Keiko exclaimed in surprise, "It seems to be much cheaper than in Japan!"

Unexpectedly, Alain Delon laughed, "I'm afraid that is the case, but in fact it may not be. Because the living habits are different. I have been to Japan. Tokyo is indeed very developed, but Japanese people are still very frugal in life.

Even if rich people buy these shirts, they will find ways to wash them and wear them again and use them many times. But that is not the case here. Many of the wealthy Europeans who come here on vacation do not wash their clothes. Such shirts will be worn once.

Will be thrown away. Even many people will not bring a lot of luggage here, because new is always better than old, and fashion changes almost every day. In addition to formal clothes, their clothes are basically bought at the last minute wherever they go.

Some people don't even bring formal clothes. Everything they need is purchased for them by their personal servants at the brand stores they frequent. That's why the European fashion industry can be so prosperous and influential in the world.

That's why it's so big. Maybe in other countries, some people don't know who the French president is, but they will definitely know Dior..."

Oh my God, the Japanese who are all buying things all over the world are actually judged as frugal by Alain Delon.

I dare say that what most people think of as luxury goods is nothing more than something that can be thrown away casually in the eyes of the real rich.

From this perspective, it seems that he and Qingzi are still country bumpkins, and they are indeed still unfamiliar with the real world of the rich.

At this moment, Ning Weimin was a little excited again. What Alain Delon said was something that even he, a man of two generations, did not know.

Thinking of their upcoming filming of "Crazy Rich Asians", he suddenly had an idea, hoping to hire Alain Delon as a consultant and maybe make a guest role.
Chapter completed!