I don't know the model number, but it's a 4WD and the engine is running smoothly.
Having learned my lesson from the troubles with my previous sedan, I had it checked at a repair shop before purchasing it.
Oil and coolant change, and a check of the lights cost 1800 pesos (approximately 3600 yen).
What's most pleasing is the price: 64,000 pesos (approximately 128,000 yen).
Normally, it would cost around 150,000 pesos (300,000 yen), so Gigi was very happy and smiling.
However, the air conditioning system was removed during the steering wheel replacement work, so there is no air conditioning or radio.
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Well, it's not for my personal use, but rather for Gigi's business and multi-purpose use, so there shouldn't be any problem.
We immediately set off in the truck with the three sisters.
In Japan, you'll get caught immediately if you ride in the back of a truck, but in this country, it's cool and the best seat in the house while you're driving.
Lily is very happy with the cargo bed.
It's already proving incredibly useful for buying ingredients and transporting harvested rice.
Raisa's smile.
This was Raisa's first time at the restaurant where Gian and Jinny had been taken several times before.
Gigi says that the three sisters are living very happy lives.
But I'm still a little scared of Gigi and me.
I don't get angry directly, but Gigi sometimes shouts "'Raisa!''Gian!'" at the top of her lungs.
So this is the vacant shop in Clarin Market that Gigi decided to rent.
It's a prime location right in front of the market.
I'm going to rent the larger space on the right for 3,000 pesos (approximately 6,000 yen) per month.
Store renovations and merchandise delivery will begin next week.
They will mainly sell household goods and clothing, and initially, two people from the wholesaler and two relatives of Gigi will come to help out.
I'm thinking of opening a hardware repair shop in the space on the left in the future, but the employees are two boys who are relatives of Gigi.
We will be entering into comprehensive employment contracts with those two individuals.
"Comprehensive" seems to mean they'll handle everything, from agriculture and livestock farming to Gigi's general store.