Gold Mediator? Why Did You Send Someone in Again?

Name: Gold Mediator? Why Did You Send Someone in Again?
Author: The Bright Moon In The Qin Dynasty And The Pass In The Han Dynasty J

by The Bright Moon In The Qin Dynasty And The Pass In The Han Dynasty J

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Other mediators try to persuade peace but not division. They turn big things into small things and make small things into small things! It was Li Shu's turn to mediate: What? The son-in-law not only suffers from long-term domestic violence, but also often gambles? Let me first see how long the sentence will be... Did you send the mediator in for the first mediation? During the second mediation, in the hospital, my wife gave birth to her third child. "Are you a man? Just because my son is not yours, you want to divorce me?" Li Shu: "No, think of the good in everything. From now on, it will live with you, eat your flowers, and be yours. Although this one is not yours, what if the other two are not too?" Man:? ? ? Gold Mediator is a tepid live dispute mediation program. But yesterday, it became popular overnight! The cause was that when a gold medal mediator was mediating a dispute, he was seriously injured for saying "generous" and was admitted to the hospital. Today, because the program team could not find a mediator, they were forced to find a temporary mediator from a passerby to fill the scene. Originally, the program team had prepared compensation, medical expenses and a large sum of money to hire a mediator. They only hoped that the temporary mediator brought in on the road would be given a lighter punishment and the program could be broadcast normally. However, not only was the temporary mediator not beaten up, but the popularity of the show exploded! But there seems to be something wrong with this mediator's style? Did you send the mediator in for the first mediation?