"Mr. Bronning was a respectable man; he was not my first employer. Before that, I worked for a factory owner in the Abandoned Capital. Although it's rude to discuss previous employers, I must say that compared to that factory owner, Mr. Bronning was a veritable saint,"
"Oh, and of course, we servants do talk among ourselves about our employers. As far as I know, Mr. Bronning was the best in treating his servants. He might have given us standard wages, but he also provided sufficient holidays and rest. Most importantly, he respected us. Gentlemen, even though we might be of low status, ordered around daily, we still have our self-esteem, and Mr. Bronning respected that."
"As for his children, as a professional butler, I believe they are unlikely to carry on Mr. Bronning's legacy. This isn't just a matter of ability but also of attitude. They lack the consciousness of an entrepreneur and are still under Mr. Bronning's protection."
