Stop it, Grandpa, the outside world is full of high-tech, you'll starve if you don't advance.

2024 has already ended, how much profit will remain in the dog pushing market next year? You know it in your hearts.

To put it bluntly, opportunities are becoming increasingly scarce. Domestically, the "card cutting", persuading to return, and banning of exits are specifically targeting the gray industry's newcomers. The market is no longer in the crazy state it was before 2021, it is now a double-harvest market—if you are valuable, the boss treats you like family; if not, you are trash.

But the reality is, technology is advancing too quickly, AI can even replace humans now, how many opportunities are left for the poor workers to make money? Training a sophisticated chat AI is much more cost-effective than hiring you to slack off. Today, I saw a group of Indians demonstrating their advanced chat AI model, it was truly eye-opening. A single computer can match a whole company, with automatic matching, automatic analysis, access to character databases, psychological models, and tracking social media across the internet, you top-tier chatters can't even compete with AI.

Even the most valued chatters in the park are being replaced by AI, what value do you still hold?

In Southeast Asia, you have to keep a low profile if you have money, and even more so if you don’t. Friends? Brothers? All nonsense, only interests are the real deal. No more deals, no more money, who will still talk about friendship with you? Some people think about making a big score and then running away, but is the boss's money really that easy to take? If you get sold out, you deserve it.

For those in the gray industry, do you really think you can scam hundreds of thousands and not be targeted? For those physically in the country, don’t be naive, the domestic anti-fraud system can easily track you. You think they can’t catch you just because you pass it through several hands? Maybe they are just biding their time to fish, waiting to catch you all at once.

And some think they are safe abroad or are planning to run away, can you really meet a good boss? What if you encounter a black company or a black park? Aren’t there enough cases of victims? In Southeast Asia, everyone is out to make a living, but some are psychologically twisted, unable to return to their country and resort to selling others to satisfy their desires. Do you really dare to bet you won’t encounter this?

Look at Myanmar’s Taichang Park, Cambodia’s Pobei, and the recent Hengchuang and Chuangli Groups, not to mention Mawaddy, it’s all a mess, and you are still dreaming of making a fortune? You earn the money, but do you have the life to spend it?

The piece of meat in the gray industry is getting smaller and smaller, it's time to get out, really.