Dave Smith wrote:
>
> I have lived in this town for more than 30 years. There is a Chinese
> restaurant right near the corner of two highways. All the other
> restaurants nearby are busy every day. The one across the street is so
> busy that it is hard to find a parking space in their lot. I so seldom
> see any cars parked at the Chinese restaurant that I usually noticed
> when there is on. I don't know how they could possibly survive even for
> a few months, but they have been there fore decades. I came to the
> conclusion long ago that they were laundering money.

I don't know about Canada, but in the U.S. you get
a share of the take as a reward for turning in a
tax cheat.

You have an interesting theory. Maybe you should
stop there for a meal now and then to explore it
further. I wonder what might be a good way to test
your theory? Maybe you ask for a recipe for some
dish and see how they react.

What if you were taking notes in the restaurant?
A normal restaurant might think you were a food
critic. A front might think you were a tax
investigator.