Jeff did not go home immediately because he needed to buy some fabric from the school.
After making the purchase, he went to the nearest tailor shop to have it sewn into a uniform. He asked what time he could pick it up, and the worker said it would take about one week.
Jeff frowned, thinking that the wait was too long. He decided to pay triple the amount.
As the worker and the owner, who was at the counter, both had eyes that lit up with excitement.
"Don't worry, sir. Today we don't have a lot of work, so it will be done by tomorrow," the owner said to Jeff with a bright smile, his hands clasped politely.
The tailor shop owner was surprised to find that the student was actually someone with money.
This was a valuable customer, and if he could satisfy him, there was a good chance he would return.
Seeing how money could influence others made Jeff realize even more that wealth was the true definition of power and status.
