As if fearing Gu Mian might not understand, Fatty began to explain, "A labor market, also known as a human resource market, is similar to a vegetable market. But unlike a vegetable market where vegetables are sold, what's sold in a labor market is human labor. Don't misunderstand, though; it's not human trafficking or anything illegal. It's just people selling their manual labor.
"There are virtually no rules there. In simple terms, it's a large group of people gathering, waiting for employers to select workers. If a buyer needs work done, they'll drive to the labor market, usually in an old van. Most of the work people get hired for there is extremely dirty and exhausting. Some of it is even hazardous. The jobs are unstable, usually lasting just a day, but they pay well.
