The salesperson who walked out of a roadside shop adjusted his attire and headed towards the store across the street. This was not the first store he had persuaded, nor would it be the last.
Shi Haoyun's plan was simple: mobilize a sea of people strategy to make Every Moment lose in lawsuits.
If there were people suing Every Moment on every street in every city in every state, it would amount to a terrifyingly large number.
Every Moment would be unable to handle every lawsuit, and once the first lawsuit was won, there would be a second, a third, and many more.
Once there were enough successful lawsuits, these cases could even serve as important references for future similar trials — not every case requires a jury.
No one prepares a jury for minor cases like speeding or singing while urinating. Most non-criminal, non-major cases ultimately rest in the hands of the judge.
