Chapter 76:
Whether they wanted to leave or not, everyone stayed. The concept of earning a monthly inco of over ten thousand bucks remained limited to the upper-middle class. Even among the middle class, unless one was a partner in a company, the ability to earn over ten thousand bucks a month was not guaranteed.
So, what did it an to earn over ten thousand bucks in this era?
It was quite simplea month's earnings exceeded what others would need four years of abstaining from food and drink to accumulate. By calculating the daily earnings, those who stayed would surpass the monthly inco of others.
Moreover, the economic situation in the city of Sabin was not favorable. Unemploynt rates were rising, and on the streets, one could often see people with dejected expressions, facing constant setbacks in their job search. Getting a good job was truly difficult.
Whether it was to strive for the ten-thousand-bucks monthly salary or simply to witness whether Lin Qi was a scam artist, these people chose to stay.
As long as they stayed, there was a high probability of joining Lin Qi's team. There was once such a profession that offered free als, accommodation, and even free lessons, but the employer could never find anyone to fill the position. They even considered resorting to kidnapping to acquire students. In certain industries, employees themselves were considered wealth, substantial wealth.
But Lin Qi's approach was different from those people. He wouldn't be so crude. What one begged to give to others, others might not appreciate. Only when others begged for sothing they wanted, even without dignity, would they treasure it.
Next was a relatively simple exchange of so new experiences. Most of these young people didn't have much work experience, and the most crucial aspect was that their ti in society was not yet long. They were in their early twenties, around twenty-one or twenty-two years old, and had only gained a faint understanding of the cold and sinister nature of society. Despite this, they still clung to dazzling fantasies about the world.
The reason it was dazzling was that these fantasies would eventually fade away.
In over two hours, Lin Qi explained how to knock on other people's doors, how to make those people sit quietly on the sofa and listen to them babble, and how to make them willingly co to the warehouse area on a Saturday afternoon for an auction destined to be written into history.
Lin Qi talked a lot, but the core was simplewealth, interests, and pursuit.
"If you see an elderly person living alone, sell so children's toys to them, tell them how much childrens will like these toys..."
"The needs of the elderly are simple; they just want the company of children for a while. So, these elderly people don't mind spending money to buy so humble happiness to fill their easily satisfied hearts."
"When children see toys they like here, they will think of them, and may even take the initiative to go to them."
"If you see adults and parents living together, talk to them about so freedom, second-hand cars, and second-hand houses, these will beco their first choice..."
"The generation gap between young people and their elders will make them need their own space. If they can't afford a house, then a second-hand car will be what they need most."
"Cars may be small, but they can be a paradise for them to escape reality."
"If you see won, introduce so fashionable things, new hairdryers, new curling ironsthere will always be sothing they need..."
"If you see n, strong liquor, cigarettes, ties, watches, and even so..." Lin Qi glanced down at the manual multiple tis, "... so adult toys."
"Soone once told
that sales are about creating needs. I told him it's nonsense. If you create a need that a poor person can't afford, you'll never earn a penny in your life."
"Sales is not about creating needs, but discovering needs and then stimulating them," he changed his sitting posture, and the young people around him were like students surrounding a teacher, earnestly taking notes.
"Those who give you ti to showcase items don't want you to persuade them to buy the products. Instead, they want to use the opportunity to convince themselves that they don't need a certain product."
"If you can find what they need and tell them that buying these things now is the most appropriate ti, then you have mastered this world."
Richard was diligently taking notes and couldn't help but ask, "Mr. Lin Qi, how do I find out what others need? I believe they won't tell ."
Lin Qi pointed to his eyes, "Observe. From the mont you enter, speculate about the approximate inco level and lifestyle of the family based on the attire of the person opening the door."
"Wealthy people like silk casual wear. It's sumr now, and they want to maintain their dignity and appearance. So expensive silk is their favorite."
"Poorer people, like us, mostly wear casual clothes at ho, similar to what you wear at ho. So may even wear work clothes."
"As for those who aren't even wearing clothes, if it's a man, I suggest you directly tell them that you have cheap alcohol."
"If it's a woman..." Lin Qi's face showed a certain expression understood by n, with the children showing a sowhat puzzled expression, "Check the ti and date; not every hour of every day is safe."
The atmosphere at the scene was very relaxed. Lin Qi used the most straightforward thods to help these people understand their potential custors in the shortest possible ti, and then teach them how to offer those people sothing slightly higher than their current standard of living, followed by an irresistible price.
It was like a man who liked cars; he wanted a better car, but he rarely took the initiative to browse the used car market or even pay much attention to it. However, this need was real.
As long as the right ti and the right person gave him an irresistible condition, his demand would be stimulated and then difficult to contain.
Discover and then stimulate themthis was what Lin Qi was teaching these young n.
At noon, Lin Qi invited everyone to have a al togethersteak for 19.9 bucks. This made everyone feel pleasantly surprised.
Not everyone could afford a 19.9 buck steak. Many people might not have even tasted what this kind of steak was like until now. Regardless of whether they would stay or not, at least they felt that they weren't losing out now.
While Lin Qi continued to subtly instill so business and trade knowledge into these young friends, soone was keeping a close eye on him.
Michael's matter had gradually subsided, and he received the consequences he deserved. However, this did not an that the issues between the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Federal Tax Bureau, and Lin Qi had disappeared.
No matter what role Lin Qi played in this matter, he was always the person who made the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Federal Tax Bureau lose face.
Perhaps these two agencies wouldn't actively investigate Lin Qi, but they could keep an eye on him. As long as he made a mistake, he might be taken down.
This was also why people often said that individuals could not resist state agencies. Those people were paid to do things against others; it wasn't their waywardness, but their job.Please vote for this novel at /series/blackstone-code/Please do not delete thisHow to find a list of chaptersPlease find the chapter label next to your favorite translator's na, and click the label.
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