Why are scalpers so annoying?

Because scalpers have not violated any existing laws and regulations in China. Cattle are annoying because they violate morality and the interests of most people. Cattle first appeared in the 1970s and 1980s. At that time, the material was not so rich, and all the limited resources could only be purchased in limited quantities with a certain voucher, that is, the national food stamp. Some people resell food stamps for profit, so the predecessor of "yellow cattle" appeared.

After that, more and more people found the opportunity to make a profit and organized a group of scalpers to grab tickets, such as train tickets for Spring Festival travel rush, movie tickets for popular movies and tickets for scenic spots. Anyway, as long as there is market demand, they will try their best to grab tickets, and then double or even ten times the ticket price, earning a lot of money and attracting a lot of abuse.

Although scalpers have violated relevant rights and interests, they are not subject to compulsory punishment according to China's existing laws. On the contrary, scalpers will become stronger and stronger, because they can earn more and more profits. For example, some time ago Uniqlo launched the last co-branded T-shirt with Sesame Street, and the scene of scalpers grabbing clothes shocked the Chinese people. For example, the tickets for the Hua Chenyu concert were robbed in three minutes, and there will definitely be many scalpers grabbing tickets. After all, Hua Chenyu's fans are real fans, and they will try their best to go to the concert.

So how can we resist the growth of cattle? A more realistic way is to reduce demand. As long as people don't buy scalper tickets, scalpers will lose money. In this way, there will naturally be fewer and fewer scalpers, because who will do business at a loss?