Lets see how deviant you all are

I've put this up as one of my useless trivia's over in the fun and games forum but not gave away the answer cause i want to see if anyone can guess why but I thought it would be cool to see if anyone here knows too.

For the criminals in our midst:

3 of the easiest businessess to launder money through are tanning salons, music rehearsal facilities and snooker / pool halls.

But why?

Mon folks even random guesses will suffice.

Well down the road from us is a tanning place that is apparently used for drugs and probably other things beside what the signs say, and I've heard of things in Cyprus when we go on holiday that the fur shops are fronts for similar things. I don't know why they are easiest to launder money through, perhaps there's some easy way to do it in the accounts or something, no idea.

Here it is telephone parlours. Those shops are full of drug dealers, prostitution and things like that. In fact 11M was planned through one of those.

There's one on my street and you can never see anyone making phone calls but (not so) surprisingly is always full of apparently not very decent-looking people.

noep i'm strictly talking about laundering not dealing or anything on the premises.

And noone do anything about it?

I heard here lot of drug traficing happens. Although if they caught, they may get death penatly, but still i heard it is very easy to get a drugs.

Apparently not. Judging by the increasing number, it's a blooming type of businesss

That is what the problem here too, that is business too get to resist and it is just can't be stoped .

In some clubs here there's guys who just stand in a row in the toilets all night selling stuff and no one does a thing.

too busy picking up people with prostitutes and cars with 1 workign brake light and other hardened criminals like that.


But back to trying to guess you punks.

if there's 1 good thign you can say about the criminal element is that they're very resourceful business people.

They deal in a lot of cash as opposed to credit?