Joe Ga never imagined that the 'Professor' would actually entrust the funding for his operations to someone who was blind.
His total business funds amounted to only 50,000 US dollars and 40,000 euros, and now he was nearly out of money.
Joe Ga also didn't expect that Tunisia would be so expensive. To book a hotel with 80 rooms for one day would cost a staggering 40,000 US dollars.
The remaining money the 'Professor' had for meals was not nearly enough to cover the hotel costs until the end of the exhibition; it was a ludicrous thought.
However, Joe Ga came with a purpose this time. To truly experience the operations of the arms trade, he had no choice but to leave on his own and, with Dorian accompanying him, rent a seaside villa in the famous Blue and White Town.
Renting a large villa with a 2-hectare yard and a swimming pool for fifteen days cost 150,000 US dollars. This extravagant expenditure was painful for Joe Ga, who had never been one to spend money lavishly.
