"I just don't want too much hassle. Even with a United States passport, I'm still not an American, let alone a Wall Street elite," Allen Zhang had a clear self-identification.
Small-scale operations might be fine, but if you go big, prepare to be sheared like a sheep.
"I think we can implement a shareholding system, owning this waste recycling station as partners. Officially, Dominic will be the person in charge and the boss, but the biggest share of the profits will go to the silent shareholders," said Dave.
"Our business is just getting started. How much profit can one recycling station make? Most operations still follow the street model," Allen Zhang said. "But your suggestion does make a lot of sense."
Members of the Beggar Gang pick up cans for dividends, with no contracts between them; everything is based on verbal agreements. Those with the biggest fists make the rules.
