An old customer was looking for a job. Last time, he consulted me about whether he could pass an interview at 2 PM the following day. The insider information stated, "If the interview is at 2 PM, you won't pass." The customer had already given up hope. Interestingly, the next day the boss said he didn't have time and rescheduled the interview, once in the morning and once in the afternoon, and he ultimately passed. This time, he consulted me because a batch of goods arrived after he started work, and one box was missing during unpacking. He wanted to know how much he needed to pay for replacements. I replied: "Starting with 2 or 3." (Thinking to myself, "Did the boss hide the goods? The goods are there, they're not missing. Why should I have to pay compensation?") (The missing box represents Earth, and the Heavenly Stem Palace has no unfavorable combinations, indicating it wasn't lost. The opposite palace, Geng + Bing, indicates a thief, which will inevitably arrive at the Jing Gate. The arrival of the Jing Gate signifies thief, and the presence of the Six Harmonies indicates it's someone from within. It's obvious someone from within is pretending the item is missing?) The customer said: "That's it then. Let me calculate, it's 2600, split evenly. So, do you think I only need to pay a little over 1000 in the end?" I replied: "Yes, a little over 1000." (The combination of Wu Ding + Geng, representing the escape of the Azure Dragon, signifies lost money; the opposite palace, Xin + Ji, representing the presence of the Life Gate, signifies increased money; this is less than 2.) Customer: Hey, this is strange. There were too many unpacked goods at the time, and the cardboard boxes from the unpacked boxes were piled up together. We also checked the surveillance footage; it was the scrap collector who took them. When we asked, he said he didn't see it and sold them to the scrap yard. Me: He knew he was acting then. He doesn't dare to sell them now, and he won't sell them in the future, but he won't admit to taking them himself. (Xun Palace, Geng + Bing, representing theft; presence of the View Gate, indicating knowledge of the value; the leading stem Bing + Yi, presence of the Du Gate, indicating concealment, and also a reversal, indicating future concealment.) Customer: Now there's no evidence, and there's nothing we can do. The goods are worth over 20,000. That gift box usually sells for a high price; she must know that... Me: Try this: scare him a bit. Say the goods are valuable, and the boss also wants... Me: This matter requires waiting; it will probably take more than ten days. Customer: But if the boss finds out, will we have to pay the money out first, and then make up for it later? Me: Yes (the money lost by Wu Ding + Geng, the opposite Xin + Ji is in a void period, the money will come back in the future).