"If Tahara-san considers me a friend, there is no need to thank you. I don't want the money. I just hope that Tahara-san can introduce me to more friends in the entertainment industry. Whether I go to Ginza or Roppongi, I

They will take good care of everyone."

Narita Sheng said this very sincerely, and I am afraid that only a very sophisticated old fox could see the flaw. But he didn't lie much. He really needed an opportunity to establish some degree of contact with the stars in the entertainment industry.

This was not an unreasonable idea that he suddenly came up with in a hot head, but a long premeditated plan that suddenly came up when he saw the signs of various changes in society before the economic boom.

Even if ordinary people know that they will never be able to pursue the fantasy and magnificence shown by celebrities on TV, they will still persevere through some common opportunities.

What if such unique and unconstrained magnificence becomes a reality?

Even ordinary to ordinary people will be crazy about it.

Narita Katsu thought, Maharaja is such a place where dreams are made, and for this reason, he needs to rely on the power of celebrities to turn Maharaja into a vane of fashion trends and a limited symbol of the bubble era.

What's more, the Japanese are the nation most obsessed with "limitations".

Tahara Toshihiko was mentally prepared, but his guard was broken by Narita Masaru's flippant words of "needing to make friends with the entertainment industry." He took a breath secretly. To be honest, he never thought that things would develop in this direction at first.

But on the other hand, he felt frightened because Narita Katsu didn't take the opportunity to open his mouth.

"Narita-san must have a favorite star. He drank too much of the king tonight and couldn't refuse directly. I should have expected that you would bribe me with wine so that Narita-san could take advantage of me.

Go chase stars." Toshihiko Tahara said helplessly, half-jokingly.

"Then, Tahara-san, I have agreed. It doesn't hurt to drink a little more."

Under the night light, the crystal liquid in the wine glass swayed.

……

There are all kinds of guests who come to Maharaja's dance, but they have one thing in common.

They are all people who are barely making a living in the cramped real life. They include people who are rich but empty, and people who have no money and are timid. They want to change their mood in the store and take a breather.

When dancing, they can indulge their little temper, order their favorite drinks, and have a little luxury. As long as they enter the dance floor, they can relax and be a fool who only knows how to dance with the leader. They can follow their own mood and be free.

Feel free to put down your pretense and reveal a little bit of your true self.

Or put on a mask, pretend to be someone else, and talk nonsense that has nothing to do with you.

Here, no matter what stupid things someone does or what rash remarks someone makes, they will not be looked down upon by others.

We are all gay friends, playing hide-and-seek with reality and dreaming of the same big dream, so we will naturally feel close to each other. Therefore, we will only look at each other drunkenly and having fun on the dance floor with tolerant eyes.

Occasionally, there will be guests who are very calm and have no intention of communicating with strangers. They finish dancing alone, drink champagne, and then leave quietly without a sound.

Things like dancing have a real and sincere atmosphere. No matter how many people indulge in it, they remain unmoved, and everything just passes away quietly without leaving a trace.

When it was about to close, Narita Masaru finished the safety inspection of the store, said hello to the employees, and walked out of the store with his drunkenness that had not completely dissipated.

It's almost daybreak, and the drizzle of rain has gradually stopped. Misty mist has enveloped the sky above Roppongi, and you can feel the moisture in your breath even when you breathe.

Narita Masaru's home is not far from the king, in Azabujuban, and it only takes about ten minutes to walk.

It is not as fashionable and prosperous as it will be in the future, and old residential buildings can be seen everywhere. If you have time to wander around, you may even find buildings that were not destroyed by the Great Kanto Earthquake during the Taisho period. After 1986, Roppongi has undergone earth-shaking changes, and Tokyo

The metropolitan government designated this area as a pilot area for redevelopment, and Roppongi took advantage of the bubble economy and became one of the few wealthy areas in Tokyo.

"Koike, you've worked hard tonight," Narita Masaru took out his wallet from the inner pocket of his suit, and simply took out a few banknotes with Fukuzawa Yukichi's mugshot printed on them, neatly folded them in half, and put them in Koike Min's hand, "Take those

A few young people who have just finished moving, let’s go have breakfast together, I’ll treat you.”

Favors are accumulated little by little.

Koike Min took the note politely and said, "Thank you, manager."

Narita Masaru has always had a good feeling for him, otherwise he would not have taken him away with him when he left Carune. Koike himself also knows that Narita Masaru means to support him, and he has always been very conscientious and conscientious.

"I'll give you a day off tonight so you don't have to go to work. But before that, I have to tell you something."

Koike Min took the matter seriously.

"After a while, you go to the second-hand store, settle all the accounts, deduct the commission, and return the remaining money to Mr. Kawasaki. The sooner the better, you can do it yourself."

"Don't worry, manager, I will definitely do it." Xiaochi Min still maintained an attitude of not asking, not thinking, not curious, but with a heavy responsibility in his heart.

"Do a good job, I'm going home to rest." Narita Katsu waved his hand, turned around and left. After some sleep, he went on to catch up on bad debts, and went back to Dajun to take care of the guests in the evening. The position of manager may seem glamorous, but it's actually quite tiring.

of.

Xiaochi nodded, bowed and left.

Narita Katsu knew Koike's ability, and he could successfully complete the task without any additional reminders. What's more, Karune didn't know that he was not doing things as usual this time.

In Ginza, an unwritten rule is that the recovered bad debt must be several times the original amount owed. The excess will be evenly distributed according to a three-by-three system, one belonging to the gang, the other belonging to the nightclub, and the third will be given to the recovery.

Debtor's commission.

In fact, in order to save costs, several giants in Ginza often train their own debt collectors, or send security guards, or directly send resident waiters. In this way, it is almost huge profits.

Therefore, the mamasangs in Ginza are polite to everyone. No matter who comes to spend, they will generate credit, and the profit returned is even more than the cost of drinks.

Of course, if it's a small shop, there's no telling what the thugs will do. As for a nightclub with a good reputation like Carune, it rarely stalks customers who owe debts, except for a few.

Exceptions are often very polite and considerate, with civilized and modern methods, and they collect debt purely from the customer's "standpoint".

When I meet some people who really can't come up with money, I will help them find a way to get the money by buying insurance or other means, instead of driving them to a dead end.

The so-called insurance industry is very clear and thorough in this industry. As long as the internal relations of the insurance company are well managed, no one who is desperate for his life will question it.

Sometimes, customers who owe debts are asked to pretend to be college students, and they are encouraged to participate in job fairs of large trading companies. It is said that some companies with good development prospects will directly send money or commodity coupons to interviewers, in this way to attract talents and improve the company

fame.

The company executives probably didn't expect that the "college students" who participated in the interview would actually use the money to pay off their debts, indirectly making Ginza a lot of money.

It's a pity that the orders in Narita Masaru's hands can only be solved by unconventional means as a last resort.

Carune, like other giants, also follows a three-thirds distribution system. However, after Aomiya Yoko became Mama-san, she broke this rule with her strong methods, and Carune monopolized 60% of the profits.

The interests of the violent group have not diminished at all, and have increased to some extent. As long as Aomiya Yoko can stabilize the overall situation without causing any disturbances, the profit-seeking violent group will not object.

On the other hand, this hurts the interests of employees to the greatest extent. Before this, Carune had always sent its own employees on "business trips." Now even the business trip expenses are pitifully small, and sometimes even non-existent. That's not true.

Is it a naked exploitation of surplus labor?

The reason why Koike Min is allowed to draw the commission directly instead of giving it all to Karune is to seek justice for the employees.

But the real message Narita Masaru released was to tell Aomiya Yoko that after completing this order, he would no longer do any shadow work for Karune.

Debt settlement is his signature. If the relationship is completely broken off, Songye Club will never agree to it.

Then by changing to a new investment certificate with similar profits and exposure to the sun, Narita Sheng will have the possibility of escaping unscathed.
Chapter completed!