Blackstone Code

In the evening, Mr. Mayor had just finished his entertainment. He was sitting in the car a little drunk, looking at this colorful city. He was not as ambitious and proud as described in the book, and he didn't have too many ideas at all. .

He just thought it was a trouble, a huge trouble.

At this time, the sky was completely dark, just like the current situation of the city, shrouded in despair.

Many times people think that the mayor is better than some state councilors or city councilors, at least they hold actual power, rather than a collective power generated through collective voting.

But only they know that when the wind is going smoothly, it is of course happy to be the mayor, but in the current situation, even if a mayor has great abilities, it is difficult to do a good job.

Some things cannot be changed by humans, like a declining economy.

Every day he looked at the rising unemployment rate, at the homeless people wandering around because they couldn't find a job, and at the gaps that were getting bigger and bigger, he felt a deep sense of powerlessness, as well as physical and mental distress. tired.

The car stopped slowly, and the insignificant loss of power at the moment of stopping made him feel slightly sick. He patted his cheek and got out of the car.

Refusing the driver's support, he returned home, sat down on the sofa, and let out a heavy sigh of relief.

The maid at home brought chilled ice water, and he took a sip to dispel the slight drunkenness in his body, and asked casually, "Is Ferrara back?"

Ferrara and other staff members live in the same community as the mayor, and even live in the house next door to the mayor. At any time, as long as the mayor needs it, they can rush over as soon as possible Serve the mayor.

The servant nodded, "I saw Mr. Ferrara's car came back after seven o'clock."

"Let him come over, I'll wait for him in the study."

The mayor drank the remaining half glass of ice water, and his whole body became more energetic. He supported his body and stood up, and walked into the study a little tired.

He was sitting on a chair waiting for Ferrara's arrival, and at the same time he was thinking about something, he was in a daze, and when he woke up again, Ferrara was already standing in front of him.

"When did you come here?" He took out a handkerchief and wiped the corners of his eyes. He wasn't sure if he had eye dropsy, he had to ensure his dignity.

Feralle waited for the mayor to sort out his appearance before raising his head and answering, "I've been here for a while, I saw you resting just now, so I didn't bother you."

The mayor smiled, forced a smile, and then sighed, "I met Neo at night, and his attitude was very ambiguous."

Recently, there was a gossip circulating in Sabine City, saying that Mr. Neo, the president of Ristorian, was actively contacting people from the Conservative Party. He affirmed some policies of the Conservative Party in recent years in some private occasions. It is believed that these policies put the Baylor Federation ahead of other countries.

In this country, everything can be confused, gender, loyalty, love and hate, but only political stance.

Neo can tell others that he and the mayor have broken up, while at the same time expressing his determination to stick to the Progressive Party position, then this is the problem between him and the mayor.

But his current rhetoric has begun to undergo some principled changes. The mayor must find out whether he is trying to put pressure on himself, or if he really has other ideas.

But unfortunately, he didn't test it out. Neo has been avoiding this issue. In fact, this also gave the mayor a preliminary judgment. He is still making a choice. At the same time, he hopes that the two parties can give him some opinions sex chips.

Hateful businessmen, hateful capitalists!

There are tens of thousands of people working for them directly or indirectly around Ristoan. Once Ristoan announces that he will leave Sabine City and the state and move to the territory of the Conservative Party, this will become the mayor of Sabine in charge. Bin City's biggest defeat!

What's even more frightening is that under such circumstances, if there are even 10,000 to 20,000 new unemployed people, the entire city of Sabine will instantly fall into hell.

Coupled with the rumors that Rinho deliberately let out recently, everyone will blame the mayor for the reason, thinking that the mayor forced Neo to leave, causing everyone to lose their jobs and lives.

The angry public is enough to cut off his political career. Neo is determined to force the mayor to bow his head, but the president of Neo ignores another issue.

The downfall of Henghui was not achieved by Ristoane alone. Many people have worked together, including some economies that are about the same size as Ristoane. Why would these people be willing to let the fattest Part of it was swallowed by the Ristorian group?

Even if the mayor agrees, the mayors, councilors, and even the governor of other regions will not agree with him to do so, which leads to a deadlock.

So can all this really be changed?

In fact, this is not the case. Neo must also know these things. His purpose of doing this is nothing more than to let the mayor strive for the greatest benefits for him and serve him with all his strength. But this is also impossible. An excellent If a politician is completely reduced to a capitalist's thug, it can only show that the politician is not good enough, and his political career is almost over.

This is a dilemma that has always caused the mayor a headache.

When he talked about this topic, he didn't expect Ferrara to come up with a solution immediately. This didn't just happen today. He just mentioned it casually, like a depressed person who has such a short-term desire to talk, saying Just finished.

The topic was put on hold at this point, and after a short pause, he brought up another matter that brought Ferrara here, "How is Lynch's situation today?"

Only then did some changes appear on Ferrara's face. He nodded and described the scene at that time, which had already moved the mayor. He asked while calculating, "You said that if all this becomes Fixed model, how many people does Lynch need to hire to serve him?"

He said that he was afraid that Ferrara had misunderstood, and added, "I mean if his business is spread throughout the state!"

Ferrara frowned and calculated for a while, and said uncertainly, "Today he hired about forty salespeople, several accountants, if you count the temporary workers who helped him arrange the site, and the warehouse For the people over there, he will provide at least 200 to 300 job opportunities in a city."

"All the cities in the entire state add up..." Ferrara also showed some surprised expressions on his face, "At least 5,000 jobs!"

Talking about 5,000 jobs in a state with a population of several million is a bit of an understatement, but the mayor still values ​​these jobs because he knows that Lynch's plan is not limited to the current one.

He began to count, according to Lynch, the club he established could provide a lot of jobs, plus some of his other ideas, the mayor was startled unconsciously.

If what Lynch said can be realized, he can at least provide no less than 10,000 job opportunities for the entire state, and at the same time provide no less than 4,000 job opportunities for Sabine City.

If the mayor can take a look at the hundreds of jobs at most, then if the 4,000 job opportunities are well arranged, they can take care of at least 4,000 families, directly affecting the lives of about 15,000 people, and Indirectly affect the lives of about 10,000 people.

Just one Lynch can affect the lives of nearly 30,000 people. What if he is given a chance to take off when he is not very eye-catching?

The mayor couldn't help but fell into deep thought. At present, there has been a consensus within the Progressive Party. Don't talk about economic development, and solve the people's living problems first. If these are not resolved, the federal government's good-looking finances will be in danger of collapse in an instant. .

At that time, once the decline cannot be reversed, there may be a farce of local financial bankruptcy.

And at this time, these capitalists become more and more important. It is difficult for politicians to provide direct job opportunities for the people, but it is possible for capitalists.

They don't need to keep everyone fat and fat, as long as ordinary people can persevere, the system can function normally, and they can survive this period of time, everything will get better in the end.

Thinking of this, the mayor has already made a decision.

The meeting with Neo at night made him realize that this man is no longer reliable, and neither is Ristoane, even if he compromises.

Today Neo forced him to bow his head for the sake of the Ristorian Group. Even if he really bowed his head, there was an insoluble hatred between the two sides.

Now that the mayor doesn't get angry, it's because he wants something from the other party, but once he has the ability to turn around, he will definitely make Neo and the Ristorian Group pay the price.

Neo, can he not know about this situation?

No, he is very clear, but he still did it, which also means that the compromise between the two sides will not last for a long time, and then they will confront each other again with another matter as the trigger.

"Help me arrange it. I want to meet with Lynch." After making a decision, the mayor directly talked about his thoughts. Maybe Lynch can't change the current situation, but he can provide some other ideas.

Looking at Lynch's business, you can see that this is a young man with great ideas. If he can provide some solutions to survive this difficult time, the mayor will not only not bow his head, maybe he will have a chance to do so. Slap Neo.

As a person who is more familiar with Lynch, Ferrara is obviously a good middleman. The mayor and Lynch not only knew each other but also had a meal, but everyone's "knowledge" is only superficial, and they want to go deeper. If you want to talk about something more core, you must have a reliable intermediary as a bridge.

Suddenly he felt that arranging Ferrara to contact Lynch was a good choice, at least giving him an extra path and an opportunity.

His mood suddenly improved, and he felt a little more relaxed. At the same time, he began to look forward to this meeting.