It would be great if there was such a place. The market economy is actually like this. There is no moral consideration. To be honest, don’t all people have a price? It’s just that we sell ourselves in a more so-called civilized way. It's the same, it's a commodity. I agree with what those customers said, they should enjoy life after spending money. As for saying that they must be killed, this is a bug. People who don't eat or drink will die, and if they are shot, they will die. The difference is the length of the process. The guests spend a lot of money, of course, they want to enjoy the longest time, so there is no need to rigidly stipulate that they have to kill people when they go out. After all, they can't eat hot tofu in a hurry. Slow work and careful work, happiness must be savored carefully. The fleeting pleasure is not as good as going home and jetting off by yourself. There is also a problem with the business philosophy. We have already signed an agreement with others, so we can’t change our minds just because their bids are high. Isn’t the West paying attention to the spirit of contract? Could it be that before killing them in the future, they should ask whether they are willing to redeem themselves? it's not realistic at all
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