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I would guess the sweets are traded internationally to have invoices that launder the money. Since the sweets never go bad, when the shop goes bankrupt, they ca
by blowski 5y ago
I would guess the sweets are traded internationally to have invoices that launder the money. Since the sweets never go bad, when the shop goes bankrupt, they can be resold to some other part of the laundering outfit.
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- Cthulhu_ 5y agoYeah, and they can "sell" these candies off to other candy shops to make the books work (discrepancies between inventory; buying stock and selling products). If two of these just sell to each other then everything sort of adds up.
- blowski 5y agoExactly. Especially if this happens internationally, where they buy and sell at hugely inflated prices.