Just when Xu Yun won another round, a man next to him who, like Xu Yun, could afford to play high stakes of 100,000 chips in an ordinary casino, cursed in despair.
It seemed that he had lost all the millions he had brought this time. He wanted to make money back but had no chips, which made him very angry.
But a young man next to him said a few words to him, and the dejected man suddenly cheered up: "How much can you lend me at most?"
"I don't have anything to say about this." The young man said calmly: "You need to go over and discuss it in detail. I can only help bring you there."
Needless to say, for a long time, in addition to exchanging chips for customers to make huge profits, Junket Operators in Australia sometimes also referred gamblers to borrow money to obtain profits, and the loans in this case were obviously high-interest.
In fact, these Junket Operators will not directly participate in loan sharking activities. Most of them are just like this person, doing referrals, so they do not involve illegal activities.
There are many people like this Junket Operator who engage in loan shark referral activities.
Therefore, the system in which casinos allow junk operators to exist is actually a double-edged sword.
It has been proven to be very effective in promoting and expanding the gaming customer source market in Macao, and it plays a role in promoting and promoting the development of the gaming industry in Macao.
On the other hand, it has indeed given rise to many negative problems such as loan sharking and involvement of the underworld.
Soon, the gamblers who lost their money followed the young people around them to borrow money from loan sharks.
"Are all the loan sharks here blatant?" Qin Waner also witnessed all this and looked at Xu Yun in disbelief.
Xu Yun smiled slightly: "Is it blatant? If you put it that way, many loan sharks in China are actually quite blatant. There is no way, it is difficult to approve bank loans these days. After approval, too many people cannot pay back, and the loan sharks are all
It has become an 'industry' whose existence is justified."
Qin Wan'er had to nod with emotion. The bad debts of major banks across the country were shocking. With the global economy in a bad situation, there were many companies that failed to repay their loans, and there were also many people who were unable to repay their personal loans due to the pressure of survival.
exist.
Last month, Qin Wan'er also heard that a police station had caught a thief with a bachelor's degree from Shenjiang University. This kid was very capable. He hid in the corner of a large shopping mall at night. When the mall closed after get off work, he appeared wearing a mask and a hat. , specializing in gold and luxury watches.
The people in the office interrogated him about why he stole, and he said that it was because he had applied for overdraft cards from seven or eight banks and obtained hundreds of thousands by knocking things off to pay for them, all to pay for his girlfriend.
In the end, the hole couldn't be repaired, so he took this step.
Hearing this, many people were speechless. They really wondered how this guy got admitted to Shenjiang University. It was such nonsense.
"It's really a mess." Qin Wan'er thought of this and shook her head doubting her life. What she lamented was the huge harm of this kind of credit card or overdraft card.
Xu Yun thought she was talking about Junket Operator, and smiled: "In fact, we only need to strengthen legislation to clearly stipulate Junket Operator's role as a gaming junket operator, and stipulate that gaming junket operators must receive professional training and obtain a license, and must show
Criminal records, and the rights and obligations of only referring gamblers to legal loans, I believe these negative things can be controlled."
Qin Wan'er was stunned for a moment and said to Xu Yun: "I don't have time to think about the legislation in Macao."
Xu Yun was about to continue betting, but he received a call from Ruan Qingshuang. He knew that they must be ready to come over for vacation.
"How's it going? Have you booked your flight tickets?" Xu Yun answered the phone with a smile.
"Don't mention it, I guess we won't be able to get through these two or three days." Ruan Qingshuang said with some help: "The airport is on holiday. We have just announced that all staff in the company will be on holiday tomorrow except for those who are on duty in certain departments."
Xu Yun was stunned for a moment: "What's going on?"
"Now the whole city cannot live normally." Ruan Qingshuang smiled bitterly: "The haze has reduced visibility to only two or three meters, and the traffic lights at intersections are almost invisible."
"Now you don't have to worry about getting a violation for running a red light?" Xu Yun grinned.
"If you are here, you are definitely not in the mood to joke." Ruan Qingshuang said: "Just wait and see, if the situation improves in two days, you can still consider going. If the weather continues like this, you can even buy a direct flight back.
Less than."
Xu Yun also knew that there was nothing he could do about it, and no one would do anything when it came to the smog.
He remembered that he had read a short and medium-length fantasy novel called "The Onion Ripper" written by "Bi Xian in Sleepwalking" a while ago and was adapted from the mobile game. Aren't all the haze beasts in it already killed by the Onion Ripper?
Then why is there still such a big smog? Could it be that the mysterious Kondra organization in the novel has been resurrected again? It has created a monster even more awesome than the Smog Beast?
Hiss - Xu Yun took a breath of cold air and sighed. In fact, he also knew that the novel was just a novel, and the smog was not a smog beast at all, but was caused by human beings themselves.
Smog beasts are actually humans, and humans are such terrifying monsters.
After hanging up the phone with Ruan Qingshuang, Xu Yun told Qin Wan'er about the situation. Qin Wan'er had to lament that the weather in the north was really too bad.
Especially in the prosperous Central Plains region of North China, the air quality is simply incomparable with that in the south. It is not on the same level.
"The severity of the smog problem has reached the highest peak in history." Xu Yun shrugged: "I guess these money launderers also hope to transfer the money abroad as soon as possible, and then go abroad to live a life with clean air."
"Motor vehicle emissions across the country are too serious," Qin Waner said.
Xu Yun suddenly sneered: "Looking at all the so-called bullshit experts' research, almost all of them regard motor vehicle emissions as the biggest crime, diverting the public's attention from the focus of the problem, and it really serves a certain purpose.
The effect is overwhelming."
Qin Wan'er was stunned for a moment: "Isn't it true? There are indeed too many cars in China."
"There are more cars in China than in the U.S. Empire?" Xu Yundao said: "Although China has more people, the U.S. Empire has more cars. They almost have one car per capita. There is no situation like China, right?"
Qin Wan'er really had nothing to say about this. Indeed, the total number of cars in the American Empire is not less than that of China.
More importantly, the U.S. Empire still has old cars from decades ago on the road. Aren’t the emission standards of those cars not even up to China’s first national standards?
As for China, cars that are ten years old are given the title of National Second and National Three. If you think about it carefully, it is really a "change of law" to prevent people from driving old cars and to find ways to make people buy new cars. This is to stimulate consumption.
?To increase taxes? Or for some other purpose?
If it is really for the sake of air, we should simply make a sweeping decision and promulgate a law banning private cars in China, develop public transportation, make all public transportation free, increase the number of buses tenfold, and recover the original price of all private cars.
Except for national-level cadres, don't take cars anymore. Dealing with anything is not a "big" national issue anyway.