Fortune-telling sentences _ Fortune-telling sentences that fool people

Not some people, but most people are talking nonsense.

For example, fortune tellers have a famous saying, "Father comes before son", which can be understood as "Father comes before son". It can also be understood that the father died before his son.

Most fortune tellers play games in this language.

And some may be right, but they actually belong to the category of psychology.

You old gentleman, you don't work during the day, and you are worried that you can't find someone to tell your fortune. Needless to say, you must have a problem.

"Woe to you, brother, it's just around the corner."

When this sentence comes out, the other party will definitely bow their heads.

Combining the other person's clothes, conversation and palm thickness structure, it is easy to get what kind of person this person is, what state he is in, and what problems will make him uneasy.

An old hand can trick him into limping in two minutes. It's weird to give you money. It's not enough not to.

Why are there so few fortune tellers abroad? Because they have a psychiatrist.

Think of fortune telling as a game. If you get stuck, you are ruined.

Haven't you heard this sentence? Lu Rongting's appearance, whether bad or not, will go bad.

How many emperors and generals were guided by fortune tellers?

Fortune tellers are really capable, and they don't squat in their joints every day and worry about these few dollars.

Isn't it good to go home and calculate the number of the football lottery?

Can't you direct others to change their lives and directly change your own? Wouldn't it be better to go directly to Beijing to change the national luck?

Don't say anything that reveals the secret. Isn't helping people change their lives a leak?

Also collect money.

Who are you going to give this money to? Who is in heaven? Is heaven so corrupt? If you give money, you will change your life, and you will also get RMB. Forget it.

To put it bluntly, they are a group of liars.

Just making a living. There is no need to be serious.