Japanese entrepreneurs were robbed of 6 million watches, why do people accuse entrepreneurs of being

It is probably the hatred of the rich that people.

This is not just one list of cases, but multiple cases.

While smoking a cigarette, a Japanese businessman was kidnapped a million-dollar watch near the Champs-Élysées in Paris. And he is not the only victim, according to the French ** report, the area around the Champs-Élysées has recently become the hardest hit area of the robbery of famous watches.

According to CNN 10**, Paris** told CNN that at about 9 pm local time on the 7th, the Japanese businessman walked out of a five-star hotel near the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Elysées to smoke, and a burglar snatched the watch from his wrist.

According to the French television station BFMTV, a man approached the robbed Japanese businessman and asked him for a cigarette, and when the Japanese businessman reached out, the thief grabbed the other person's arm and snatched the watch, and then fled.

** According to the claim, the looted was a tourbillon series watch from Swiss luxury watch brand Richard Miller, with a retail price of 830,000 US dollars (about 5.92 million yuan). The spokesman said that the case had been referred to the Task Force in view of the value of the items involved.

Coincidentally, in recent months, there has been a series of thefts of luxury watches in Paris. In the first eight months of this year, 71 such cases were recorded, according to BFMTV.

According to BFMTV, most of the thefts occurred near the Champs-Élysées, where there are many luxury hotels and jewelry stores. In July, there were four thefts in one day, with watches worth a total of 190,000 euros (about 1.49 million yuan) stolen.

According to BFMTV, these luxury watches can be resold on the black market for 30% to 50% of the original **. To this end, thieves have explored several ways to steal watches – some thieves will slam the owner or hit the owner with a small motorcycle; Some thieves will ask for a cigarette, a **, or some other way, and then take the watch; Another ruse was to hit the mirror of the car the owner was driving, prompting the owner to put his hand out the window to straighten the mirror.

I think it may be because the entrepreneurs are too high-profile and too ostentatious, which will lead to their watches being robbed.

may think that this company is already very rich, and a watch is nothing.

I don't think we should blame it, because they make more money in the first place, so it's normal to buy something.

This has a lot to do with some bad habits now.

This is the psychology of most people, in the heart of the rich, others are obviously victims.

Because his 6 million watches make others look very extravagant.

A watch costs 6 million, which is really high-profile.

I think people can buy whatever they want if they have money, and you can buy it if you have money.