On April 1, 1990, outside Southeast Secondary School in Mongkok, Kowloon, a young and Dangerous boy was selling videotapes without covers.
"Fifty mosquitoes per box."
"What is a tape without a cover?"**
Three teenagers in school uniforms came over. The greasy-headed student offered a cigarette with a flattering smile: "Boss, is the content enough?"
"Two things are revealed, a beautiful local girl. Huang Mao blew smoke into his face, "Ghost Girl's skin is as rough as sandpaper, she howls like she's killing a pig, are there any local products here?" "
Within half an hour, thousands of video tapes were sold out.
Huang Mao excitedly reported to the fat young man and the strong black man who came over: "Brother Zhan Mi, Brother Zheng, you are rich! They were all sold out and made over 14,000! "
Brother Zhanmi, a dark and muscular young man, smiled lightly: "Thank you for your hard work, Ali.
Tell the brothers who are helping tonight that Fang Rongji will gather at eight o'clock. Everyone will have a red envelope and enough beer. You can bring your horse. "
When Ali walked away, Zhan Mi put away his smile and asked Brother Zheng beside him doubtfully:
"Azheng, is it really okay to sell videos like this? "
