6. Corruption​

Poyu: Lets start our meeting . You know, we can make sure our firm gets this project by offering a little extra incentive to the decision maker​

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Esther: What kind of incentive are you suggesting?" ​

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Poyu : We can provide them with a substantial sum of money in exchange for choosing our firm for the project​

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Client : Wait a minute! Are you proposing a bribe?​

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Esther: Well, not exactly a bribe. Think of it as a token of appreciation for their support. Our firm has a strong track record and can deliver excellent results​

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Poyu: Exactly. By working together, we can create a mutually beneficial arrangement. Youcan get the financial benefit, and we secure the project​

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Client : oh … my … god ….I can't believe what I'm hearing. That's corruption, plain and simple. I cannot be a part of such unethical practices​

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( Client take the phone out ) : Hello is it icac, I have a corruption incident to report ​

( Poyu and esther run away ) ​

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Client : Corruption is illegal and unethical in Hong Kong. Strong anti-corruption measures are in place, including the Independent Commission Against Corruption. Engaging in corruption can lead to severe legal consequences, undermining trust, fairness, and the overall development of the city​