During the next part of the journey, Sean Knight realized what it meant to say that a thin camel is still bigger than a horse.
Even though Brown was on the verge of bankruptcy, the arrangements along the way were still luxurious.
Sean thought self-mockingly that his own vision and view of things were too small.
At first, when he heard Smith say that Brown was about to go bankrupt, he thought it would be like the poor businessmen with furrowed brows in novels.
But they still lived in villas, flew airplanes, and after landing, a convoy of luxury cars was waiting.
The base was built in a large area of primitive forest.
Driving from the airport to the base, the trees on both sides became dense and the vehicles sparse, until only their convoy remained on the road.
The car drove for a good seven or eight hours before turning off the road and reaching a flat area, where seven or eight tents had already been set up and people were busy working.
