Listening to Chen Mu’s questioning voice.
The crispy-fried university student in front of him surprisingly showed a faint expression of grievance.
"Dr. Chen doesn’t know? The waterlon stand at our school gate has a history of short-weight selling."
Chen Mu was confused.
He shook his head and said, "I didn’t know, but..."
Chen Mu looked at the crispy-fried university student’s expression, finding it sowhat strange.
He spoke in a rather speechless manner, "Since you know that the waterlon stand has a history of short-weight selling, why don’t you just buy from other stands?"
"At the school gate, there shouldn’t be just one waterlon stand, right?"
Where there are deceitful vendors, there are certainly honest ones who build a reputation.
Knowing a store has short-weight issues, yet still insisting on going there.
Isn’t that a brain problem?!
That’s what Chen Mu thought in his mind.
anwhile, other crispy-fried university students watching seed to suddenly rember sothing.
They looked at the patient’s friend, "The two of you bought from the waterlon stand that engages in moral coercion?"
The more Chen Mu listened, the more confused he beca.
He wondered if this group of crispy-fried university students was playing riddles with him.
Even Su Bingbing, standing beside Chen Mu, beca overly curious.
She asked seriously from the side, "What do you an by moral coercion? Do you an if you don’t buy waterlons from that stand, the owner will morally coerce you?"
"It’s just selling waterlons, how could there be moral coercion?!"
The crispy-fried university students all sighed together.
It was the patient’s friend who reluctantly explained, "If it were just a regular waterlon vendor, maybe they really couldn’t morally coerce us."
"My own morality is actually very flexible, strong when faced with strength!"
Chen Mu confidently said from the side, "But, the two of you were still morally coerced."
The patient’s friend sighed again, "That’s because the two selling waterlons are disabled people!"
"Every ti we don’t go to their stand, they say young people nowadays don’t know how to care for the disabled."
"But after we buy waterlons from them, we have to bear the risk of short-weight selling."
The crispy-fried university students watching from the side.
ntioning the waterlon stand at the gate.
Each of them.
Showed righteous indignation.
"I’ve been without morals for a long ti. Ever since the last short-weight incident, I haven’t gone to buy from them despite their moral coercion."
"Even putting aside the short-weight issue, their waterlons at the gate are the most expensive, a whole yuan more expensive than others!"
"Now, every ti I pass by the school gate, I walk around their stand, otherwise, when they start morally coercing, my skin is too thin, I would really end up buying..."
" too..."
The content spoken by this group of crispy-fried university students.
Sufficiently left Chen Mu and Su Bingbing dumbfounded.
Chen Mu’s focus remained on the patient, while Su Bingbing couldn’t contain her curiosity.
Su Bingbing: "Since you all know there’s a problem with that store, even if they have a reason for moral coercion, university students’ living expenses are all asked from their families, why can’t it be rejected?"
During her own university days.
Su Bingbing didn’t have much in terms of living expenses either.
As the patient’s friend just said.
They bought forty pounds of waterlons, and if what this group of crispy-fried university students said is true.
The store that morally coerces crispy-fried university students sells their waterlons at a price one yuan more expensive than others.
So, like the patient and patient’s friend buying forty pounds of waterlons, even without short-weight issues, they paid forty yuan more than others.
Forty yuan.
For many crispy-fried university students, it’s a significant amount of money.
If a few people went out for a al, forty yuan would be enough to improve the dining experience.
The patient’s friend sighed, "Actually, we were able to refuse moral coercion so ti ago, but recently, isn’t the school doing a program?"
Saying this.
The patient’s friend made a point of pointing to the livestream cara next to Chen Mu.
Hearing the patient’s friend say this.
Not to ntion the overly curious Su Bingbing, even Chen Mu, who was holding a needle, ready to start acupuncture on the patient.
Couldn’t help but look over and ask, "What is the necessary connection between your moral coercion and the school’s program recording?"
Chen Mu was truly afraid of this group of crispy-fried university students.
Afraid that without him realizing.
The school hospital of Hai City University, the program crew, and he, the unlucky school doctor.
Had unwittingly taken on a giant, undeserved burden.
The patient’s friend seriously nodded, "Yes! There’s a huge connection here!"
"The two of us rarely buy waterlons from that stand."
"Normally, no matter how those owners call us to buy their waterlons, we can pretend not to hear."
"But today, the owner said sothing to us!"
Saying this.
The patient’s friend gritted their teeth a bit.
Su Bingbing curiously asked, "What did the owner say to you?"
The patient’s friend: "He said, ’So this is the quality of Hai City University students, they don’t even show care for the disabled.’"
Su Bingbing: "..."
Chen Mu: "..."
The other onlookers: "..."
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"Wow, if during our school’s program, soone said not buying his waterlon would bring sha to my alma mater, I might also buy?"
"Though I often complain about the school’s various unreasonable rules, if soone were to say that about our school, I might really be unable to resist their moral coercion, I’d buy two waterlons to stand up for my alma mater!"
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