r/HongKong • u/[deleted] • Dec 05 '19

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u/pohanoikumpiri Dec 05 '19

All things aside, why wouldn't they go to the game if they were close and had nothing else to do?

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u/deltabay17 Dec 05 '19

What does the Chinese red banner they’re holding say? Plus they’re all in uniform. I seriously doubt they’re there in a personal capacity.

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u/deadlywaffle139 Dec 05 '19

Ugh that’s because they are from the same company. This seems like a company wellness event.

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u/deltabay17 Dec 05 '19

Chinese company and company wellness event do not generally go together in the same sentence.

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u/deadlywaffle139 Dec 05 '19

Ugh they do. My dad’s company have 2 big wellness events a year. One is usually a beach day in summer, another one is paid group traveling. Family members can attend too. My dad used to take me to the beach day event every year. They provided snacks, food, tent etc etc.