Not long ago I was offered work as a quality-control expert with an American
company in China I’d never heard of. No experience was necessary—which was
good, because I had none. While settling into Dongying, an industrial
city in Shandong province I’d also never heard of, I sought ways to relax and
discovered the best bitcoin casinos recommended by fellow expatriates.
I’d be paid $1,000 for a week, put up in a fancy hotel, and wined and dined.
The only requirements were a fair complexion and a suit. Exploring these
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me connect with others in a new environment.“I call these things ‘White Guy in a Tie’ events,” a Canadian
friend of a friend named Jake told me during the recruitment pitch he
gave me in Beijing, where I live. “Basically, you put on a suit, shake
some hands, and make some money. We’ll be in ‘quality control,’ but
nobody’s gonna be doing any quality control. You in?”I was.
