William White's parties are distinctly Texan, a fact well-known in the social circles. After all, his Texas branding is unmistakable.
For those who may disdain it, the simple solution is to refrain from attending.
Opt for elegance? That's a humorous thought, considering these individuals are best-selling authors. When compelled, they effortlessly transform into refined British nobles. To avoid causing discomfort, they adopt the demeanor of cowboys.
Criticize cowboys anywhere else, but not in the United States. Cowboy culture is deeply ingrained in the nation's roots. Unless you're inclined to deny your own identity, joining in as cowboys is only fitting.
As White Pictures celebrates, other Hollywood companies are feeling a tinge of envy.
If everyone abandons the streets, the economic environment becomes a scapegoat. In the United States, casual scolding is restricted; ridiculing physical defects is unacceptable, yet criticizing the president is part of the deal.
The current problem isn't an economic downturn; it's the absence of compelling content. A good movie would draw audiences away from home and television. People simply won't bother with subpar films.
The headlines the next day were screaming about William White celebrating his box office success by extravagantly spending millions. The party scene was almost out of control.
However, these were mostly speculations by the media. Even though money was piled together, it had labels on it. The red envelopes contained around $5,000 each.
The media, despite their panache, lead challenging lives. Envy and jealousy are inevitable to some extent.
What's most irksome is their inability to attend without invitations or connections. Blending in with those cowboys is an absolute impossibility.
Though they can't attend, it's inconsequential. Isn't the content speculative anyway?
How extravagant could this gathering be?
Through the limited vocabulary at my disposal, this group could concoct stories in all directions.
Despite the buzz in public opinion, there hasn't been overly harsh criticism. The success of these individuals boils down to a group of older kids acting their age. Is it fair to expect children to control their emotions?
William White doesn't pay much attention to the comments of the outside world. His focus remains on following up with good deeds. Flying in the country isn't a derogatory term.
"Master, are you all right?" Forbes inquired with a smile.
"Hah, it's nothing. I was just a bit dizzy at the time. A good sleep sorted it out," replied William White, feeling no discomfort and even a sense of triumph now.
"Forbes, let's head back to Texas in two days. Don't you think those two fellows would enjoy some game consoles?"
"Understood, Master. I'll arrange it promptly."
If all goes well, he'll have a private jet next year, but for now, he's enduring. He hopes this company enjoys the farm life.
The consecutive days of high box office sales have set Hollywood abuzz.
Some grit their teeth, while others rub their hands together.
Editors skilled in comedy scripts are overjoyed. Suddenly, everyone is quite polite to them. William White's script is top-notch, but if you can't get it, you can only look within your own company.
The number of comedy scripts in Hollywood is expected to decrease, despite numerous movies of this genre. Past box office performances have left them overlooked. The market will determine their success.
Reviewing the newspapers of the past two days, William White couldn't help but chuckle. They were satirizing him as a wealthy man. The envy and jealousy were palpable.
But that's as far as it goes. They dared not push too hard. The three sealed newspapers lay there, brimming with envy. If things go too far, a lawyer will surely intervene.
William White's legal team is not to be underestimated. Almost all newspapers received cautionary letters from his lawyers. Without concrete evidence, making any claims will invite various lawsuits that could lead to collapse.
William White hasn't forgotten the power of the print media, but he's still relatively young. In the United States, movies, novels, and comics are all forms of entertainment. Newspapers, in a way, serve a different purpose. Some consider them a monitoring tool—a fourth estate.
Even benevolent individuals recognize the wisdom behind this view. Comics have many restrictions, so how can newspapers be an exception?
Didn't the media propagate that Silly Damu possessed weapons of mass destruction?
If tanks are included, there might be some truth, but who knows? Silly Damu purchases its arms externally. They can't even manufacture tanks and cannons. Can the news media differentiate this?
After stories are fabricated, even those concocting them start believing in their veracity. What's the outcome?
William White aspires to create a cultural and entertainment media empire. Every link in this chain is essential. Fortunately, the timing is perfect, and the recession is likely to persist in the old and beautiful economy.
Most of the media's owners are monopolistic oligarchs or renowned tycoons. The media are their tools for making money. As long as the price is right, they won't refuse. It's just business.
After breakfast, William White starts his workout. His physique is growing stronger, hinting at a second development. To avoid horizontal expansion, regular exercise is imperative.
In the United States, you'll notice that the poorer individuals are often overweight, whereas the so-called successful people rarely are. Obesity brings various health issues. To live longer, the affluent are willing to sacrifice some indulgences.
The rhythmic sounds reverberate, and an oversized sandbag shakes increasingly. William White is expending excess hormones vigorously. He's truly robust and can't easily be matched by his friends.
Jason and their group aren't afraid of reporters; as long as they're not filmed on the scene, they face no pressure. After William White's departure, the reporters dispersed. They only capture these moments when they're idle, fooling around with college students.
"Too little money now. In the future, when I buy an island, what will you guys do, you bunch of **** reporters?" William White expresses his frustration and continues to pummel the sandbags. His bodyguards can only watch helplessly; this guy is like a human-shaped Tyrannosaurus, not easy to deal with.
"Boss, you should find a coach. Playing this way, you might easily injure yourself," advises his bodyguard Max.
"Alright, next year, find a boxing coach," William White concedes. There's no alternative. Forget about Tianchao Kungfu; they start teaching it to children. It's not something one can dabble in casually. If not done right, it could be lethal.
He doesn't rely on such skills for a living. He possesses a basic self-preservation ability. No matter how skilled he is, he fears kitchen knives. Fear kitchen knives? Then flee at the sight of a Desert Eagle.
The gangster movies of this era are intriguing. Firearms aren't a necessity.
One need not mention that even though Bruce Lee made only a few films, his influence on Hollywood was profound. The fighting style of this era largely imitates him.