"It bothers me that so many people are rushing to give me money!"
This was Lynch's true thought at that moment, even though he showed that there was no threshold to become a businessman of the Star Trading Corporation, the enthusiasm of the people who wanted to have a seat in the mobile auction but had to spend an extra five dollars was still not diminished in the slightest.
This kind of situation was actually quite normal, everyone was the deserved protagonist of their own world, no matter their joys and sorrows or hardships and poverty, it was the most reasonable script for them.
They will not feel any abruptness, their own life course is so clear, they are the protagonists in the script.
In fact, it's not wrong to say this, everyone is the protagonist of their own story, so there will always be some people who think they are different from others, and this sense of immersion that has existed since the birth of consciousness makes them firmly believe in this point.
They do not think that they are worse than those who lie down and earn money, they will work harder and then successfully go to the summit of life.
Five dollars a seat?
It wasn't a problem at all, and some people even asked directly if they could fill the hall!
In their opinion, even if they chartered the place, there would be a huge profit, as little as three to five thousand or as much as ten to twenty thousand, there was no reason not to do it.
In fact, Lynch wanted them to fill the theater too, it was just that he still had to take care of the others, and it wasn't in his interest either.
"That's why we need to develop the business in the other cities as soon as possible, and soon the city hall side will cooperate in promoting our Mobile Auction for Secondhand Goods, using the slogan 'revitalize idle goods, create secondary value' and publicizing it throughout the state."
In the office, Lynch faced a group of young people who had regained their sobriety to talk about the latest development plans, "You are my first batch of partners and the people I trust the most, when we are almost ready, some of you will go to certain cities to become the managers there."
"At that time, what you take is not your own commission, it's the branch's commission on the company's performance, and at the same time, I also hope that you will be responsible for your own work, because what you will affect next is not only yourselves, but also more people who rely on you to continue to survive in society .... "
Lynch's words immediately touched the hearts of some, especially Richard and Wood.
The former was a crazy supporter of Lynch, he supported every decision Lynch made, and it would be nice if those decisions could also bring some positive effects to himself.
The latter, on the other hand, realized after a short time that Lynch did not commit any criminal acts.
Honestly, Wood was an outstanding young man, otherwise he wouldn't have been recognized by the FBI at first glance, specially promoted as an undercover agent and placed at Lynch's side.
He'd gotten to know everyone here in the last half month, Lynch's every business was legitimate, and he was more willing to pay taxes aggressively than anyone else, something Wood remembered as almost impossible!
In school, including the FBI training period, they all kept repeating, like brainwashing, to tell Wood that Lynch was an evil businessman, he exploited and oppressed the people, drained the blood and sweat of the people to make profits for himself, and was also suspected of illegal buying and selling and financial crimes, he was an evil capitalist.
But during this time of following Lynch's side, Wood only saw that these people who were willing to follow Lynch got rich and made money, and those who were kicked out by him were not because they offended Lynch, it was just because they were not willing to work hard.
The more he learned about Lynch, the more he felt very guilty, on the one hand he felt like he was betraying the FBI, his boss, by having such thoughts, and on the other hand he loved his life now.
Every day, with Richard and other friends, they read books full of wisdom about how the rich and powerful made their fortunes and grew up.
They also talked about their dreams for the future and what their future would look like.
There was the down-to-earth aspect and the pursuit of the future and ideals!
It was a little more fun and rewarding than his grueling training - some asked Lynch why he gave them such a big cut, and Lynch told them it was a responsibility.
A society in which only one person was rich was deformed and imperfect; it would only be infinitely more perfect if everyone were on the highway to wealth.
He will undoubtedly become a rich man, but he will also drive more people to become rich, so that those rich people, like him, will provide more jobs for the poor.
If everyone in the world had jobs that they could choose freely, without exploitation, without oppression, and could easily achieve financial freedom, then that would be his goal and ideal!
Wealth doesn't have to be filled with bloody exploitation, sometimes it can be filled with love and care!
Great ideals!
The society Lynch described was like an ideal kingdom, and at that moment a golden light covered his body!
Wood was a young man, he didn't know if these words Lynch was saying, these things he was saying could be realized or not, but to be young meant to be passionate and eager for life, and he was willing to believe for once that Lynch wasn't lying.
And Lynch was doing just that, it was something he had seen with his own eyes, if he kept up his pace in developing the Star Trading Corporation, in the next year or so this company would provide about a thousand to two thousand jobs for the entire state.
A lot of people who don't understand society might think that a thousand or two thousand jobs is nothing, but for someone like Wood, who has a good academic record and has studied the unemployment rate, those one to two thousand jobs are too much.
One job solves the livelihood of one family, at least three people, and radiates to two families further up the ladder, in other words, as long as one person has a reliable job, then three families are lifted out of despair, affecting about eight to ten people!
One to two thousand jobs that affect the livelihood and survival of ten to twenty thousand people, if Lynch gets richer and richer, and they get richer and richer, and they provide even more jobs, what would become of this society?
Would it really be like Lynch said, where everyone had a job and didn't have to worry about their career, where society was stable and people were rich?
Richard looked strangely at Wood, who was standing next to him with a twinkle in his eye, writing down Lynch's words with a pen and a notebook, he always had the feeling that something had happened to this good friend and little brother, it was as if Wood was shining light into Richard's eyes.
He rubbed his eyes, Wood was still Wood, it was just his hallucination.
Lynch on stage didn't notice that he had inadvertently gained another follower, he just continued to talk about his next development plan.
"Drawing a big cake" is an important way to gain people's support in the early stage of the business, by depicting a bright and ambitious future, which can only stimulate people's vigor. (Of course, I would advise current employees not to get caught up in these fictional cakes, it's better to live in the present).
"... Starting this week, I'm going to speed up some of the infrastructure, we're going to build a logistics company just for us, and possibly a new specialized warehouse district, I don't really like the mess of people in the warehouse district in Sabine!"
Wood wrote furiously, the logistics company, the warehouse district, many more people got a secure job because of Lynch, this was the social responsibility of a businessman!
Soon Wood's exuberance was like a contagious disease, making everyone in the room hyperactive, in Lynch's description there was at least one billionaire sitting here, three multi-millionaires, and the others were pathetic millionaires.
Was it that they weren't smart enough?
Was it that they didn't have the connections?
Was it because they weren't favored by Lynch, the big boss?
No, it was that they didn't work hard enough, so they could only be millionaires if they put one hundred and twenty percent of their energy into it, they could be millionaires, billionaires - everyone seemed to take it seriously.
It was a small talk about wealth, and these young people who hadn't been in society for long immediately became Lynch's staunch supporters, and they even wanted to sing to express their inner excitement.
After feeding these young people some chicken soup for the soul, Lynch drove the rented car to a rugby club in Sabine to talk to the people there about starting a professional rugby team in Sabine.