What is a scalper called? Why are scalpers called scalpers?

The so-called scalpers are scalping.

Because the price is cheap. That's why it's called scalpers. I heard that in the old society, all the cart pullers wore yellow vests.

Generally, people take this kind of car, because the price is cheap, so the common people call it a cattle cart, and then the traffic developed.

But train and bus tickets are difficult to buy, because the drivers who pull the car often run at the train station and bus station, and the station ticket sellers are familiar, some people ask them to help buy tickets, and the drivers also get a certain tip.

The origin of scalpers

Let's say that scalpers originated in the United States, and they were originally people who earned some money outside the ** office, and they were not allowed to enter the trading hall according to the regulations, and it was more difficult to enter the house, and they were also looked at by passers-by, which should be one of the alternative lives at the bottom of society. However, because there is a market and demand, as for gangs, the gang leader leads his disciples to occupy the king, and it is called a scalper.

A scalper is a person who sells tickets for an event at a higher price than the original price. A scalper refers to an organization of scalpers. Scalpers usually buy a large number of tickets for ** conferences or sports events, which makes tickets sold out, so that some people who are late and really want to see the event can't buy tickets, so they have to buy from scalpers.

In terms of microeconomic theory, this has created a monopoly on the supply of tickets, allowing scalpers to manipulate the resale of tickets and make huge profits.

Scalpers are active in the vicinity of the queue for tickets, and in recent years they have tended to appear in online auctions. In China, scalpers also take advantage of the Spring Festival to speculate on train tickets.

The collusion between the employees of some groups and scalpers is one of the reasons for the "prosperity" of scalpers.

"Ticket sellers" are called "stitchers" in Beijing jargon, while Shanghainese call them "scalpers", and there are more vivid metaphors for such people as "ticket bugs".

Scalpers are: ticket sellers, people who resell **, foreign exchange, bus tickets, ferry tickets, and movie tickets on the black market.

Explain in detail. 1. People who break their promises and break their promises. Example sentence:

Yi Lian": "Persist in using the leather of the ox." "Historical Records of Qin Benji":

It is with three horses, three oxen, and three lambs, and the shrine to the god of the West. The sixth chapter of "The Legend of Children's Heroes": "A yellow cow and a donkey called Ming Mu with green onions and white onions are tied to the empty trough.

>2. Refers to a person who uses improper means to imitate gas or uses improper methods to grab shopping materials, tickets, and tickets and profit from them. Example sentence: Northern Wei Dynasty Li Daoyuan "Water Jing Note: River Water II":

and ...... under the ox mountain in the eastThis mountain is both high, and the river is turbulent, although the way is to believe in the place, I still hope to see this thing. The old walker said: 'Cattle in the morning, cattle in the evening.'

3. A kind of cattle. The horns are short, and the fur is yellowish-brown or black, and there are also variegated fur, and the hair is short. It is used to plough the land or pull carts, the meat is for consumption, and the skin can be tanned. Example sentence: "Hanshu - Biography of Foreign Relatives": 'When Wang Yuan followed the envoy, she took a ox cart. ’”

4. The name of the car. Example sentence: Zhou Erfu "Morning in Shanghai" Part 4 14: "She is serious and responsible in the Cotton Textile Industry Association, as long as everything passes through her hands, there is always a fall, how can Ji Qingsen say that it is a scalper?" ”

5. The name of the gorge of the Yangtze River. It is named because the mountain stone is like a cattle.

Cattle are generally used for food in rural areas, not as coolies, and the use of "cattle" to describe these people who disturb and speculate also has the meaning of irony for their opportunistic shortcuts. The first scalpers to appear were selling food stamps, and then began to develop into scalpers train tickets, scalper movie tickets, scalper concert tickets, etc. The main income of scalpers is to make money on the price difference.

The term scalper** in Shanghai, China in the last century, refers to the commotion of ticket sellers who rush to buy tickets in groups, so they are called scalpers.

There is a saying that the return is to leak Li to take the old society, and the guys who pull the foreign carts generally wear yellow vests, because they are cheap and costly coolies, so they are called "ox carts" by the common people.

In the old society, when ordinary people wanted to buy tickets, they would entrust these coachmen who pulled cattle to buy tickets for him when they went to the train station. And a certain fee has to be given, so "scalper" has slowly become a name for the person who buys tickets on his behalf.

The old ox refers to the diligent and hard-working laborers, and also refers to the craftsmen or experts who have become skilled after long-term practical experience.

The name "old ox" may have originally come from the metaphor of the ancient ploughing ox labor scene. Cattle are industrious and energetic, and are often used for farming. Therefore, the term "old cattle" first refers to the hard-working farmer.

With the changing times, the term has also been used to refer to industrious cultivators in all walks of life or experts who have become skilled over time.

In addition, the old cattle are also regarded as an upward spiritual quality, and Lu advocates that people should have the spirit of diligence, perseverance and perseverance, and persevere in order to realize their own value.