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Q: Does soliciting in China go unnoticed or just ignored?

I see it all the time wondering if the owners of the business don't know what's going on or it's just that they want to ignore the fact that someone is soliciting to their potential customers just right outside. 

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No why?

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So that's where you've been for the past four days. You got nabbed for soliciting.

 

We have been trying to think of another job for you, but maybe that is what you are destined to do. Good luck with it, buddy...  ... Shift+R improves the quality of this image. Shift+A improves the quality of all images on this page.

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没有为什么

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No why? 

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Yes, absolutely. In any event, probably,  or perhaps soon thereafter. I can say, with absolute certainty, that it does happen often, or eventually.

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No Why?       Your Troll business not working out?indecision 

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