This means that Yao Ye, who doesn't have to work overtime, has no meals to rely on while at home.
Jun Ye rolled his eyes at him: Why are you coming to my house if you have nothing to eat? Is my home a shelter?
Yao Ye patted his shoulder, using his other hand to wrestle with Little Baozi for the eggs, saying: "Who told you to be such a great chef, now I find it not worth eating outside."
Jun Ye gritted his teeth in frustration: "That's why I say, never learn to cook."
"Knowing how to cook means you won't starve," Yao Ye comforted Jun Ye with the kind of advice Madam Yao often gave their brothers.
Jun Ye snorted coldly: "You're wrong, being able to cook is like being able to drive, it only makes you a servant to others."
Unfortunately, no one listened to him, and the three of them ended up grabbing food like madmen at the dining table.
