Yesterday at the coffee shop, I overheard two girls chatting, their voices quite loud.

One said: I don't want to work a part-time job anymore, I want to open a clothing store, but I don't have startup capital.
The other said: So how are you going to get the money?
The first one smiled: First, get into a relationship, then get married, and ask for a dowry of thirty thousand yuan. That way, the capital is covered, right?
The second one asked: What if the store fails and loses money?
The first replied: Then just ask my husband for it again. If he doesn't give it, I'll leave him. Anyway, I'm still young, and the next dowry will be even higher.
The air was silent for three seconds, then the second one softly said: This isn't entrepreneurship, this is venture capital. You only invest once, and if it doesn't work, you pull out.
The first took a sip of her latte, said nothing, and had a smile on her lips.
Suddenly, I felt she wasn't joking.