According to the monthly ticket addition rules, I was supposed to add three more updates today, but now I really have no manuscripts. Yesterday, during the Dragon Boat Festival, the cartridge case did not even go home. I was silently typing, but the manuscripts are still not enough, so please give me enough time. For a moment, I have been collecting bullet shells and manuscripts in the past two days and it will explode again.****
The repair shop bought a total of more than ten external engines, which are used to make four-wheel-drive all-terrain vehicles. There are many ranches, farms and fisheries in New Zealand, and there is a large demand for such vehicles.
In Lao Wang's ranch, the cowboys patrol in pickup trucks. In fact, all-terrain vehicles are more suitable because they have strong adaptability to terrain, burn less fuel, and have low noise.
However, the reason why he never bought it was because it was winter when the cowboys arrived, and the all-terrain vehicle could not protect it from wind and rain, so it was suitable for use in spring, summer, and autumn.
Therefore, the peak sales season for all-terrain vehicles in New Zealand is spring. This kind of vehicle has no technical content. It only requires a combination of tires, engine and seat, just like assembling a computer. It is not technically difficult for a car repair shop.
Every spring, car repair shops and 4S shops across New Zealand assemble their own all-terrain vehicles for sale. The price is much cheaper than brand-name vehicles. Farmers and ranchers like to buy such assembled vehicles. Not only are they durable, but they are also easy to repair. .
There is no doubt that the owner of this repair shop bought plug-in engines in order to assemble all-terrain vehicles for sale. He bought a total of more than a dozen engines. Lao Wang quietly approached and took two away.
There are more than a dozen boxes stacked together, and it is obvious that two are missing. However, these boxes are stored behind the warehouse of the repair shop, otherwise they take up too much space. After two boxes disappear, no one can notice it at once.
He restrainedly took away the two silver-white engines, and Wang Bo walked out quietly, frowning deliberately and said: "Damn it, where are my keys? Where are my car keys?"
The owner of the maintenance shop looked at him doubtfully and said, "Is your car key really gone?"
Wang Bo immediately became furious: "Of course, it must have been taken away by your people!"
The owner of the maintenance shop cursed and said with a sneer: "Do you have any evidence?"
Wang Bo muttered a few words to show weakness, but Atulu was furious when he saw the owner of the maintenance shop sullen. He came up and pushed him hard and shouted: "Do you want to see your damn God?"
Lao Wang didn't expect that this soft guy Atulu would suddenly get angry. He actually didn't want to conflict with the owner of the repair shop, at least not head-on. Fighting was always the worst way to get revenge.
But now that his men had taken action, Lao Wang could no longer show weakness. When he saw a maintenance man running out, he rolled up his sleeves forcefully and got ready to work.
As a result, the maintenance workers were frightened when they saw Atulu's size and the golden police badge on his chest. This guy was indeed very domineering. He was over 1.9 meters tall, and he was fat and muscular. His face was full of flesh, and his exposed skin was All tattoos, ignoring his personality, this is the standard bully image.
Moreover, Aturu is also a Maori, and Maori are New Zealand's most popular people. They like to stir up trouble, and their overall quality is also the lowest. They are not afraid of going to the police station or jail. If they get into trouble, it will be a headache.
The reason for this situation is that most Maori people do not have stable jobs, and the environment they live in is not very good, not even comparable to some prisons. Therefore, they are not afraid of the police and judges at all, and they have no scruples in taking action. At worst, they will go to jail. , there is no death penalty in New Zealand anyway.
Faced with the furious Atulu, the owner of the maintenance shop gave in at first: "Hey, hey, hey! Hey, hey! Don't do it, man! We didn't take your keys..."
"Give me the key! Hand it over quickly! Otherwise I will beat you to death! I will beat you until your brains will flow out!" Atulu roared with a ferocious grin on his face, and sprayed the boss's face with spittle.
Lao Wang saw that the maintenance workers did not dare to take action, so he happily watched the show on the side. This was the first time he saw such a manly Maori. It seemed that he had misunderstood him before.
The repair shop owner tried hard to free himself from Atulu's hands, but the latter pushed him hard and sent him flying out. He got up from the ground in a panic and shouted: "What are you looking at? Complain to them! Complain to them! They are the police!"
"Do you have any evidence?" This time it was Lao Wang's turn to yell.
The owner of the repair shop was furious. When he saw the fat Maori walking toward him with angry eyes, he didn't care to vent his anger on Lao Wang. He was so frightened that he turned around and ran away.
As a result, before he could take two steps, he was caught by a maintenance man. Seeing Atulu rushing over, he shouted angrily: "Let go, you damn idiot..."
"No, boss, the number of engines is wrong! I just counted it again. It's not sixteen, only fourteen!" The maintenance man interrupted him and shouted anxiously.
Atulu rushed up, kicked the boss in the back, and kicked him and the maintenance worker out. Then he continued to yell: "My cousin! Take out our car keys!"
The maintenance workers were frightened by his momentum and stepped back. After being stared at by him, they shook their heads: "No, no, no, I didn't take your car keys!"
"Swear to God, if I take your key I'll die!"
"I don't even know what your car keys look like. I've never touched a Jeep..."
"Don't look at my brother, I'm a waiter at the fast food restaurant next door. I'm just here to watch the fun..." A frightened young man wearing a white waiter uniform quickly explained.
Atulu walked toward the maintenance shop owner aggressively, but he couldn't care less about his fear. After reacting, he grabbed the maintenance worker who reported the message and shouted: "What did you say? The number of engines is wrong?"
"Yes, boss, if you don't believe me, go and count, there are only fourteen, not sixteen!"
The owner of the maintenance shop quickly ran to the back of the warehouse. After taking inventory, his face turned pale and he said blankly: "No, this is impossible. Who signed the order just now? Wasn't it sixteen machines?"
Atulu chased after him and said angrily: "Hey, you bastard, don't pretend to be stupid for me! Do you want to change the subject? Let me tell you, my cousin, things are not that simple!"
The owner of the repair shop was upset. He was so anxious that he picked up a crowbar and shouted: "Fuck-squid! Bastard, if you come closer again, I will kill you!"
Facts have proved that even if a Maori turns into a tiger, he is still a paper tiger. When he saw the other party picking up the stainless steel crowbar, he immediately softened and said in a stern tone: "You, you did it? Do you know if you attacked the police? I'll arrest him. You go to jail!”
Wang Bo waved his hand and said: "Atulu, come back and don't conflict! Of course, if you insist on ****ing, then I will protect you. Don't be afraid, just do it if you want!"
After all, the Maori did not dare to take action. Lao Wang's words became his obstacle. He pointed at the owner of the maintenance shop and cursed: "You are lucky, you son of a bitch! For the sake of our leader, I will spare your life!" "
The owner of the maintenance shop looked around anxiously. He called all the maintenance workers together and asked them if anyone had moved the engine to another position.
Everyone shook their heads. He looked at the receipt form he signed. It clearly said 'Receive 16 Cummins diesel engines' and his name. He suddenly became desperate. (.)