Shahu's Luo Family Clan Association is not large in scale, and it can only be regarded as second-rate among the Chinese associations in Vancouver.
Originally belonging to Sand Tiger, there is only one and a half streets located east of Chinatown in Chinatown. It is said to be "one and a half" because this is a T-shaped intersection, and the vertical street belongs to Sand Tiger, while the one across A street is bounded by an intersection, the left side belongs to Shahu, and the right side belongs to another society.
On this one and a half street that belongs to Shiro and me, there are two restaurants, a teahouse, six small and large shops, and... a "butcher shop" (that is, a pornographic place).
Coincidentally, I have been to this "meat farm" once.
It was in this butcher shop that I did work for Ba Ye for the first time, completed the "Certificate of Voting", and killed Sha Hu's younger brother, Sha Snake, with a razor.
Now, counting myself, and Ciro, plus the seven guys I brought with me from the garage who went to Vietnam with me, there are nine of us.
Before we took over, the people who controlled this one and a half streets were also our people, but these were all people arranged by Tiger. I knew some of them, as if I had seen them in the garage, and some of them didn't.
The composition of Ba Ye's subordinates is relatively complicated. Generally speaking, we have some territories of our own, but not many. The people in the garage are all elite and direct descendants, while those outside are mostly peripheral members.
The composition of these "peripheral members" is a bit more complicated, because after all, the big circle has experienced 20 years in North America. In the past 20 years, a generation has changed, and the peripheral members are no longer as tightly organized as the old big circle. At the same time, the loyalty is extremely high. In order to localize, the peripheral members absorbed many local Chinese, commonly known as "ABC". Although their ancestors came from China, these Chinese were born and lived in Canada, and they speak English better than Chinese.
Also, among some peripheral members, there are ghosts (that is, foreigners)
In terms of quality, these peripheral members are of course good and bad.
A group of nine of us drove to our site. Before that, Tiger originally took over the site, and he set up his base camp in a Chinese restaurant.
The original shares of this restaurant belonged to the Shahu Luo Clan Association. After Shahu died, it was taken over by Ba Ye's people. According to the rules of the rivers and lakes, no one said anything, and all legal procedures were naturally handled by lawyers.
There are lawyers in the organization, and I met the lawyers and the left-behind staff upstairs in the restaurant, two middle-aged men, one of whom I also met. The other is the outsider.
I signed the document with the lawyer, and after signing, this restaurant belongs to my assets. And this restaurant is the only one on this street that really belongs to the Luo Family Clan Association's own property, and the others just pay a fixed part of their income, similar to "protection fees".
As for that meat farm, of course it also belongs to us, but I will not be foolish enough to put that meat farm under my name, otherwise, if something happens, I will be out of luck.
Then, I asked people to find all my own people on this street. I ordered the restaurant to be closed for the day. I set up a few tables on the second floor of the restaurant. up.
After counting, Xi Luo and I now control a total of 20 people. Most of these people are peripheral members. I also learned that the person in charge of the original "meat farm" was Sand Snake's mistress, and all the benefits went directly to the pockets of the two brothers, Sha Hu and Sand Snake.
Now the two brothers Sha Hu and Sand Snake are dead, and the mistress has also run away. Now the situation is a bit chaotic, and the income has dropped sharply.
I thought about it, and simply ordered to close down that butcher shop. I had other plans.
At the banquet, the owners of the shops on this street were also invited. I obviously felt that they were wary of me, but everyone gave me a big gift.
I don't have much interest in these entertainments, and I don't want to spend too much energy on this site.
Those people were all arranged by Tiger, and I don't expect to recover them in a day or two. Besides... a half street, such a small place, how big is it
After a year, the total income is only two hundred thousand yuan, and half of the two hundred thousand yuan is the profit of this restaurant.
If it was just relying on such a street and a half of protection fees, I guess the Luo Family Clan Association would have been disbanded long ago.
This situation makes me a little dumbfounded.
The Luo Family Clan Association is already considered second-rate among the gangsters in Chinatown, so what about those associations that are smaller than the Luo Family Family Association
How big could Chinatown be? And it happened to be divided into small pieces by so many large and small organizations... So many gangs, it seems that there are many, but in fact, every gang is very miserable... No wonder they can't fight together for so many years us!
Now even an idiot knows that regardless of all walks of life, resources must be centralized. Only by rationally allocating centralized resources can the greatest benefits be produced.
It's ridiculous that these Chinese gangs have been fighting for so many years, and they don't understand such a simple truth.
Of course, I also know that there are actually many historical reasons for this.
Many Chinese gangs hang signs such as "So-and-so Clan Association" or "So-and-so Association". From these names, as the name suggests, it can be understood that their formation is based on some family, blood, or region. link.
Many industries have been passed down from generation to generation from the ancestors. How can it be possible to merge when it is said to be merged? Most people are still outdated in thinking, and would rather stick to their ancestral business and maintain it tightly.
I had a glass of wine with Ciro next to me, and then the seven garage guys who came after me. The bosses of those shops are all obedient, with hypocritical smirks on their faces. I also don't want to make friends with them.
As for the younger brothers sitting below, I actually know that most of them also have some estrangement towards me in their hearts. After all I am the new boss and everyone is afraid that I will affect their interests.
"I know..." I stood up with a smile and spoke out loud. The following immediately fell silent. I continued: "... I know, everyone is a little bit worried when I come here today... Worrying that I will change the rules, worrying that I will be a new official and take office three times..."
My eyes swept across the audience, no one spoke, they all looked at me eagerly.
"Don't worry, everyone, I won't ruin everyone's money." I smiled and said, "How about the rules in the past, what will happen in the future... I also know that if you change the rules, many people will not get used to them, so, Let's do business as usual!"
I saw a lot of people were relieved.
"But!" I raised my voice and said something abruptly, and the people below suddenly cheered up and looked at me nervously.
I said solemnly: "The state owns the state law, and the family has family rules! I treat everyone well, and I hope everyone can abide by the rules! I looked at the previous accounts today... There are some loopholes in it, so I won't say it, everyone understands it! "
no one talks...
I sneered in my heart.
When I first came here today, I checked the tent. Obviously, the sand tiger died first, and the site was transferred to Tiger. During the handover, there was inevitably a vacuum, and then Tiger died, and the site was transferred again in my hand.
During this period of time, management chaos is inevitable, and the accounts are somewhat unclear. It's not like I don't know about people underground taking advantage of the chaos to fish in troubled waters.
But I also understand that this situation is inevitable.
I took a ledger from a brother next to me and slapped it on the table.
When I saw many people below, their expressions immediately changed. I smiled and flipped through the ledger...
The ground was completely silent, not even a coughing person.
"I am the most polite person. But I have never spoiled everyone's financial resources... In the past, I was not here, and what happened had nothing to do with me." I said slowly: "So, the previous things, I I don’t know, and I don’t want to know. The past is the past! Just treat it as the glass of wine in my hand, drink it, and pretend it never happened!”
I drank it down, then threw the glass on the ground, and then I took the ledger, walked to the middle, and threw the ledger on the ground. I took a bottle of spirits, spilled it on the account book, and took out a lighter, with a flame in it, and threw it down...
boom!
The flames rushed up fiercely!
I burned the ledger in front of so many people!
Seeing everyone's complicated expressions, I laughed, and then immediately sank my face: "From today, we are all a blank slate! Everyone abide by the rules and make a fortune together... I will ask someone to get a new account book later. , Starting today, the accounts will be calculated separately! The previous ones, whether owed or repaid, have all been written off!"
Everyone has different complexions, some seem to be greatly relieved, some are full of doubts, and some have complicated eyes. I looked at these people and slowly said: "I don't ask about things in the past, but in the future... I don't like bad rules the most. If someone breaks my rules in the future... then I won't be burning ledgers!"
I walked to Xi Luo's side and patted him on the shoulder: "This is my brother. From today onwards, you can find him for anything. What he said is equal to what I said! Everyone, my little five today Put a sentence here... From now on, as long as everyone obeys the rules and does things for the company, the company will protect everyone!"