The cafe was indeed quiet, with only a few scattered individuals in the spacious lobby.
Wang Ye and Liu Jun were sitting at a table by the window, each with a steaming cup of coffee in front of them.
Liu Jun took a sip from his cup, then set it down.
Speaking earnestly, Liu Jun said, "Wang Ye, you're a preparatory student, right? You've only been here for half a year. I'd actually suggest that you don't buy so much inventory at once. There are quite a lot of Chinese students studying abroad at Friendship University, but $5000 worth of phone cards is still not that easy to sell."
Just from that sentence, it was clear that Liu Jun wasn't a bad guy.
As a card seller, he should be happier when his customers bought more cards.
He should even be encouraging his customers to buy more.
As for whether Wang Ye could sell the cards after purchasing them, that had nothing to do with him.
There was no such thing as unconditional returns in this line of business!
