Wang Jian sat in Tom's car, thinking about the information he had just searched for on the computer.
In the United States,
not only can prisons be privately run,
but the companies that operate private prisons can actually go public.
Besides that, American police stations, post offices, and power supply departments can all be privatized.
Even the Federal Reserve is a joint-stock company.
As Wang Jian stepped into the private prison, he couldn't help but sigh to himself.
In this country, the power of capital is truly everywhere.
However, as a bestselling author with handsome earnings, he quickly appreciated the convenience of having money.
Wang Jian gave a sizeable tip to a few of the hired prison guards.
Then he moved from the bleak communal visiting room with its crude partition glass to a luxurious private visitation room.
Inside the private room, there were vending machines and the latest variety of magazines and books.
