Chapter 326: The 187th Suburban Hangar
A minute later, Blitz also sent a message again: ok. The other party has received those Virtual Coins and has paid $100,000 in cash! When will you come back to get the money?
Allen Zhang: We’re still dealing with the gun store and the suburban hangar, so we probably won’t be able to return until the evening. Just deposit that money into my charity card directly.
Blitz: Ok, then you guys go ahead and stay busy.
It didn’t take long before a notification of funds being credited appeared on the mobile app: +$100,000. Allen Zhang pocketed his phone with satisfaction, calculated today’s income and expenses, and found that he still had a balance of $415,809 left.
Spending money is really like running water.
Having bought the gun store, more firearms need to be stocked. If only the ones sold inside the store, there’s no need for the weapons and equipment to be too good or too expensive.
A Barrett Sniper Rifle with a retail price of $12,000 would be enough to be the treasure of the store. The internal purchase price is not that high but still around seven or eight thousand dollars; the profit margin is pitifully low, and there’s also the risk of theft to bear.
RPG launchers, if you dare to sell those in a gun store, regular customers wouldn’t dare to buy. They are purely for show.