Shi: CNG and overpriced restaurants... Meanwhile in Hong Kong, there is an actual expensive busy restaurant known as Ho Lee Fook, yes that's an actual name, with superior Chinese cuisine. But because of the name, intentional or not, it attracts a lot of immature tourists. Hong Kong has lots of local places with unintentional names that attracts immature tourists and Liu isn't too happy about that. Only a matter of time before CNG is found in Hong Kong.

Chuong: Hong Kong still has way too many people and too little space. CNG does not mix well there. Doesn't even help that the city has a lot of place names that unintentionally attracts immature tourists. On top of that, some people in Hong Kong, and in China's Guangdong Province, have names that attracts immature tourists. In Vietnam, we have people whose names attract such people too and they get annoyed. I can name a few Vietnamese names that unintentionally uses innuendo.

Zax: Don't. The G-52 Code of Conduct specifically states innuendo is not allowed so don't say them to be safe. Looks like we'll be going to Hong Kong and I hope Liu doesn't explode over immature tourists making fun of certain place names and that restaurant called Ho Lee Fook. No doubt would Liu want to speak to the restaurant owner.

Chuong: I'd say the owner would tell Liu that the chosen restaurant name was unintentional since his target customers are meant for rich locals not immature tourists.

Leo: That's still disturbing. I just hope the owners don't have problems like the one Gourmet Gopher had.

Gourmet Gopher: How could one claim to be a federal government agent when they don't even know how the government and its laws work?

Leo: At least you never have to deal with him again.

Gourmet Gopher: True, but I would have preferred to see him live to see the consequences of his actions. Too many criminals are dying because of CNG.