"The core of Prohibition only targets domestic production and transportation. If we want to get around it, it's not impossible."
Lin Qi sat on the sofa, swirling his wineglass as the golden liquid rolled back and forth between the ice cubes. He did not seem particularly concerned as he discussed the law.
Society as a whole was filled with inexplicable fear and confusion toward Prohibition, especially the Working Class.
Some people believed that the main consumers of federal alcoholic beverages were high-end customers—the social Upper Class who could buy a bottle of wine worth several hundred dollars without hesitation and share it with others.
The real answer, however, would definitely leave them confused about the world!
Because the true consumer base, from the very beginning until now, had always been the middle and lower classes of society.
Those cheap alcoholic beverages were certainly inexpensive, and their profit margins were much lower than those of high-end alcohol, but they sold in huge quantities!
In an equally astonishing, even shocking fact, the Federal Union's largest annual consumer of alcoholic beverages was the Labor Union! That's right—they were the true first tier of alcohol sales, and they were far ahead of second place!
Many brewing companies and the Labor Union were excellent partners. Some small and medium-sized businesses even depended on the Labor Union to survive.
That was because the Labor Union had the largest "drinking club" in the entire Federal Union: workers' clubs! Workers' clubs provided cheap alcoholic drinks and all kinds of snacks, making them the main place where the Working Class relaxed.
They could spend a dollar or two to buy a drink and some fried potato wedges, then chat with their friends for a while.
They did not need to rush home. It was perfectly normal for them to