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"Oh? Spending money is a bit easier? What's the situation?"

Liu Zhizhong looked half-understanding, anyway, since he had nothing else to do, talking with this fellow townsman was fine.

Understanding people's lives is the best way to understand the world, there's no other way.

Du Bo, on the other hand, since he had already settled down in the United States and put down roots, he wasn't afraid of anything and naturally began to talk openly.

Originally, back in the Great East Pot, he was just a taxi driver by birth.

Later, he started driving a ride-share car; it was tough, really tough.

The main issue was that the unit price couldn't go up, and the platform's cut was pretty harsh.

At home, he had two aging parents and two young kids, while his wife was just a kindergarten teacher with not very high income. Moreover, private kindergartens were already starting to close down.

Du Bo could also receive a lot of information on the internet, and some of it included ways to walk that particular line.

After discussing it with his wife, they carefully considered it, and eventually, Du Bo decided to give it a try.

Anyway, if he got caught and was sent back, the most he would do is continue driving ride-share cars to make ends meet.

But if he succeeded and got a green card, things would be much easier. Anyway, he heard that running ride-share cars in the United States was quite easy to earn money!

So, Du Bo first pawned his car to get a loan; selling it was not an option because his wife still needed it to drive the kids around back home.

After getting a loan of Fifty thousand yuan and adding the family's small savings, they had a total of fifteen thousand yuan.

With this money, Du Bo meticulously planned his escape route. He hadn't completed high school, and his wife was a kindergarten teacher graduate who helped him with some strategies and learned basic English online.

Damn, English is too important; it's a bridge to the world.

Frankly, being born in the Great East Pot, don't just listen to bullshit that dismisses learning English; this is something you should never give up!

Once everything was planned, Du Bo utilized the convenience of a developing Pot Family in South America, the same continent where Balse is located, which offers visa-free travel to the Great East Pot. He booked the cheapest ticket in advance, about three months ahead, saving money as a priority.

During the three-month wait before departure, he could still drive ride-share cars fiercely for three months, earning some living expenses for his wife and kids and repaying some of the loan.

This guy, indeed, had some sense of family responsibility. Great East Pot men, there are truly many good men, but not many good men have good lives. Sigh... It's a kind of sadness, believe it or not!

Okay, when it was time to depart, Du Bo drove himself to the airport, and once inside, his wife drove the car back home.

Farewells with his wife were naturally omitted.

He transferred once domestically and then caught a flight directly to South America. His ticket was really cheap, less than two thousand yuan.

Visa-free travel is really quite enjoyable.

So, upon landing, Du Bo quickly found the local contact responsible for navigating the route, who was, of course, a Huazhu person.

Let me tell you, in this world, wherever there's money to be made, you'll pretty much find Huazhu people from the Great East Pot.

After finding the contact, Du Bo opted to pay Fifty thousand yuan, requesting an all-clear pathway.

Indeed, the other party was efficient and had developed a mature route.

Firstly, unlike others, Du Bo didn't destroy his passport and ID so thoroughly as to become a world ghost account... He kept his passport but burned his ID.

Then, taking the local contact's private car, he, along with three other people, headed to a border city.

Upon arriving at the border city, they took a rainforest trail to enter another transitional Pot Family.

There, the contact's subordinate had a tour bus waiting for them.

They took the tour bus, traveling along remote mountain roads, heading straight north towards North America!

Through rainforests, mountains, plains, the journey was difficult, and the climate varied greatly, causing them plenty of hardships.

However, because he chose the VIP route, food and drink weren't a concern.

Those who didn't take this route, relying on themselves, sometimes didn't even survive halfway.

Du Bo and his group were lucky; they were guided through the way, and although they encountered robbers, the boss behind the scenes could resolve the issue.

Throughout the journey, he saw fellow Huazhu people, hurrying towards the future. During stops, he even encountered small inns run by his fellow countrymen, complete with WeChat payment QR codes for use.

Moreover, there were makeshift stalls for currency exchange.

It's all business, all about making money, no shame in it!

Even the ones selling instant noodles and water, guiding you, and those providing short-distance motorbike rides all had the presence of Huazhu people, haha...

Du Bo was indeed fortunate. Even after entering Mexico, when encountered by armed robbing local police, the boss behind his route managed to make a call, pay a sum, and get police personnel to escort them to the Mexico-US border.

Furthermore, they even pointed out an easy way to enter the United States without encountering border police.

When Du Bo crossed the border into the United States, the guide accompanying them told him: Just keep walking forward; here, the air is free. Goodbye!

By that time, Du Bo had already exchanged all his money for US dollars during the journey.

The US dollar, the world's hardest currency, don't argue, it's meaningless! Some coin claims to be international but actually falls short...

Du Bo had more than ten thousand US dollars on him, so he wasn't worried. He didn't do as most people did by immediately entering the US inland, getting intentionally caught by the police, ending up in the station as a ghost account whose identity couldn't be traced, ensuring he couldn't be sent back, then getting asked his job skills and being released to survive, while even being connected with an employer.

What is the core of this whole process?

Humanitarianism!

When you work for an employer, you can get a work green card, which makes you fairly free, and your status gets gradually legalized, haha...

As for Du Bo, he found a U步 ride-share service station in a border city of the United States and began his clever maneuvering.

He paid a deposit of ten thousand US dollars, somewhat like collateral, and using his passport and translated driver's license, he rented a second-hand Toyota Corolla and successfully registered as a U步 driver.

At this time, he obtained a U步 ride-share registered driver work card.

With the work card, he could conveniently process the tax ID, tax card, and social security card.

Thus, Du Bo's status was washed clean. Of course, there were still people connecting with him and helping him do these things. It's not easy to make money these days; the boss behind this line actually strives for quality service!

From entering the United States to obtaining the tax card and social security card, Du Bo only spent three days.

Then, he was free, driving a U步 car, taking orders all over the United States, going everywhere, earning quite a bit...

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