"Good thing we didn't get it—it costs more than the rice we're eating. As for Coke and stuff, let's just wait till we're down the mountain to drink that." Sure, ten bucks isn't that much, but for them, running on a tight budget, ten yuan really wasn't pocket change. Plus, since they'd taken the show's funds, the crew wouldn't let them use their own money, so even if they wanted to pitch in, they couldn't.
No drinks? Tea works just fine. Ji Chengnan generously shared his own tea with everyone, a cup for each person. Just as everyone was chilling out with tea, the four who were out taking promo photos had just wrapped up and were coming home.
Seeing the four still sitting by the table—exactly as they were when they left—the ones who'd just returned couldn't help but ask, "Did you guys have dinner? You were sitting like this when we left; don't tell me you've just been sitting here all this time?"
