I regret spending my youth making net!

That is the experience of a net shop owner after three years grinding butt soup net grass. Experiencing many ups and downs as well as emotional struggles with the profession, the guy suddenly realized that he had lost too much when he spent his entire youth to live and die with this long-term livelihood. There is only one word that properly describes the mood of the net owner at the moment, that is “regret”. His life only really returned to its balance when he decided to quit the game.

The guy confided: “I regret making the net, it took me 3 years. So I gave up the net for 4 months, my love for life returned, and really thought back to the scene of making the net like a nightmare. I just hope that anyone who intends to make a net can read this article.”

Talking about his net life in a few short lines, the boredom seems to be very clear. According to him, after only a few years of watching the net, from relationships to health, his spirit has decreased a lot.​

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“In 2015, when I just graduated from university, the whole sky was wide open, but I did not follow any profession but started working on the net. It’s been my dream and passion since my high school days. With the mentality of not losing ground, getting to know many friends with the desire to surely succeed, I was supported by my mother 300 million, opened 25 machines. In the early days, he was still greedy, holding more than 1 million in his hand, when he was sad, he sat and played, thinking that if he did this well, he would have billions in the next 4 years. But only 5, 6 months later, I started to fall into a state of depression, all day playing the net from 7 am to 11 pm. Working day is 15, 16 hours, not a day off even if there is a power outage or Tet holiday. Then personality attracts customers. Every day I feel sick in my heart, looking at the pile of money impatiently just afraid that customers will go to another shop to play… etc

Sometimes parents come to find their children, beat their children from outside the shop, come home, really see the silver and silver job, wherever they go, anyone asks what they do, they dare not say what they do. play Station.
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It took 2 years to get the capital back, and 1 year later, the machine started to degrade, the customers decreased, the revenue in the 3rd year was minus eating and drinking, going to the big crowds, the whole year spent 50 million, plus liquidated the system. 70 million. So total 3 years I made 120 million. Oh, so what I’ve exchanged for 3 years doesn’t work out? Meanwhile, the house is renting 5 million / month, calculated in 3 years, it must be 180 million, losing 60 million already.
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Until now, when he has ended his love for the profession, returned to a normal life, as our net owner shared now, he can really live a “worth living” life.

“Now that the liquidation of the machine is done, I feel comfortable when I go to work as a worker. Saturdays, Sundays off, travel twice a year, 5 o’clock to play sports, evening iced tea, flirting, 10 o’clock to sleep well, no one calls, things that seem like luxury when doing net work.

The experiences of the net owner above have received a lot of sympathy from many colleagues, because they have not discussed revenue, there is no one in the profession who has never experienced such situations. However, it is also because of a piece of rice that they have to accept everything.
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Just invest capital at the beginning, and then just “sit cool and eat a golden bowl” to collect money, without wasting any effort. That’s all that people around think when it comes to the profession of net. As for the people in the profession, they are more pessimistic than ever, to the point of saying that “too much has been lost”! The above confidants are probably just the tip of an iceberg, but anyone who has been with the profession for a long time can understand that feeling. And outsiders can partly see that the net profession is not “sitting cool eating a golden bowl” as we still think.​