It's not a bribe, it's a business card

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http://www.businessinsider.com/gold-cards-are-the-new-bribe-in-china-2012-10?0=moneygame-contributor

 
I read this earlier today and it caused a big laugh at work. I work with a lot of people born in China and I guess bribery and seeing the vaule in gold is the norm over there. My coworkers thought it was funny that Americans made such a big deal about such a thing.
 
...again, different culture, different values... Bribery is commonplace in Poland, too - unfortunately. One of the reasons I've emigrated. One either lives by his values, or get's very bad mana over time!

I suppose it is always the case in places where officials have too much to say - the system got corrupted. And people born and risen in such system, see nothing strange or abnormal in such corruption.

Too bad for them.
 
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