Blackstone Code

The homeless people don't think much of the slaves here, especially when they know that these people are from Nagaril.

The "sense of identification" with the current identity that comes from the inside out and comes from the heart disappears.

Instead, there is a kind of contempt. Although they don't understand that there is no difference between homeless people and slaves here, they just despise these slaves.

I even feel that these people should be slaves and nothing else.

So when they decided to do something to attract the attention of the guards, the wise man who was responsible for the whole plan decided to use the slaves as the other party to cause the conflict.

At 7:30 p.m., the guards began preparing for their shift change.

Their shift will end before 7:40, and there will be about five minutes of time when there are no guards on duty.

Of course, it cannot be said that this is a loophole, because the areas where there are no guards on duty are close to the camps where the guards live.

Not to mention how long it would take for the guards to replenish their posts, just rushing out in this direction would lead to rushing into the guard's camp, which was not a good choice.

This is no different from seeking death. Perhaps it is precisely because of this that there is such an imprecise shift gap.

Here, the concept of time is very strict, down to every minute.

Every day, there are requirements for what work should be done and when and to what extent the work should be done.

It can be completed in advance according to quality and quantity, but it cannot be delayed for too long.

Nagaril people have a very mean temperament. They are very keen on lazing around. As long as your eyes don't stay on them, they will immediately start lazing off.

It may be to slow down the original frequency of movements, or it may be to change the work that originally required a hammer into a casual hammer.

It doesn't matter if a person is lazy.

But if a large group of people are lazy, the process will be seriously delayed.

Nick is more familiar with these lazy characters of the Nagali people, he has experienced them when he was in Nagali.

It took three men two days to do what federal workers could do in an afternoon.

Therefore, in order to ensure that these slaves do not work hard, all jobs will have mandatory regulations.

Finished, add dinner, about 75 grams of beef, or two eggs.

If it cannot be completed and the speed is much lower than expected, then the captain of each of their teams will be whipped.

If the squad leader doesn't want to be whipped, he will demand his people more strictly than the construction workers. Using Nagaril people to deal with Nagaril people is the most correct way.

The homeless people have stopped working, and it is time to eat next, but the Nagaril slaves are still working, and they are still a little short of completing today's task.

The Wandering Wise Man pursed his lips and clapped his hands to attract the attention of the people here. The Nagaril slaves all looked at him.

There is actually nothing much in his eyes, they are just calm, numb, and unruffled eyes.

Under the gaze of so many disturbing eyes, the Wise Wanderer felt a little numb, but he had to finish his work.

He scolded these people and said some words that homeless people are very good at, such as greeting the women in each other's family in a fancy way, sometimes even the men.

But this did not anger anyone. The slaves looked at him like a fool and continued working silently.

The wise man was stunned for a while. He looked at his companions who were as unlucky as him and had won the black lottery. He gritted his teeth and rushed forward with his fists waving.

Fist is the most effective contradiction maker, and soon the tramp and the slaves started fighting.

This attracted a large number of guards nearby, and even Nick heard the news immediately, and he was equally angry!

These homeless people not only cannot help the project progress quickly, but will actually hinder it.

Today it is just a small group of people fighting with each other, but tomorrow it may be a confrontation and conflict between two groups, homeless people and slaves.

In Nick's heart, there is a recognition that these people are really not afraid, and they have to kill their "prestige" ruthlessly.

At the same time, a small group of homeless people watched the guards on duty leave and began to run towards the guard's camp using the shadows between light and darkness.

Their target is those weapons!

As long as they have weapons, they have the capital to fight against these guards.

The homeless man running at the front looked at a large tent that was different from other tents and pointed at it. Several people behind him rushed over with him.

"This tent is so big, it must be used to store supplies or something. Let's go in and take a look..."

There was no sound on the road, and the entire camp was filled with the aroma of various foods!

The food provided by the guards is really good, including steaks, lamb chops, fish steaks, bread, and all kinds of delicacies, all available in unlimited quantities.

This made the homeless people who had been eating an inexplicable "ointment" for many days start to drool!

The food here is weird, there is nothing in shape, all they serve is a paste, like... toothpaste.

Occasionally, you can see some food fragments from some special meals. For example, when "vegetables" are provided at the construction site, there will be vegetable leaves in the paste.

But they can only tell what "vegetables" are, like "protein", and they can't tell what exactly is in the food.

It tastes weird and is not liked by people.

At this time, the wonderful aroma of these foods made them unable to help but start imagining these wonderful foods.

When the lucky homeless man pushed open the tent curtain, he froze in place.

The homeless man behind him pushed him in, and then stood there, as if some terrible magic had been cast on him, at a loss.

Then the third homeless man also broke in. When he saw everything here, it seemed that time had completely paused for him.

In the huge tent, there were neat tables and chairs, and guards sitting neatly on both sides of the dining table. Everyone's eyes were focused on the intruder!

Including the cook with a spoon in his hand, adding food to the guards!

Blackstone Security has always been militarized.

Some people say that militarized management will obliterate the "spirituality" of individuals. In past war cases, there are indeed some "spirituality" factors that determine the outcome of a battle.

But more importantly, they are still competing for execution ability.

Therefore, Lynch has always kept Blackstone Security under militarized control. Only as their company level continues to improve can they unlock more "content."

Receive more training and knowledge training, let them master more skills, and then diversify their thinking.

But at the initial stage, they are still no different from those in the military camp, and the discipline is even stricter than that in the military camp.

This is also what Lynch requires, to cultivate "blind obedience" among employees. When you ask them to shoot an ordinary person, blind obedience will make them give up thinking "whether it is appropriate for me to do this" and question the order. Is it reasonable?

It is actually not difficult for them to do this. Let them follow the rules and tell them who is the maker of the rules.

Here, loud talking is not allowed during meals, so everyone tries not to speak. Even if there is something that needs to be communicated, it is done in a low voice.

There was only the sound of small chewing in the whole tent, and there was no loud noise like that in an ordinary corporate employee cafeteria.

In fact, the wise man guessed correctly. The guards were still eating at this time. It would take a few minutes for the guards who had eaten first to finish their meals before they would go on duty.

There is nothing wrong with the plan itself, it’s the executors who have the problem.

The next second, the lucky homeless man turned around and ran away, but he misjudged his own running ability and underestimated the speed of these guards.

In less than twenty minutes, all the homeless people in the camp were found, tied into a team, and escorted back to the square of the construction site.

Another group of homeless people who were making trouble were also arrested.

When the Tramp Wise Man sees a lucky Tramp, he uses his eyes and mouth to ask him why he was arrested so quickly.

But the lucky homeless man didn't seem to react at all, he just stood there blankly.

It's not difficult to figure out this matter. You can't expect a homeless man to be brave enough to insist on not telling the truth in the face of a butcher's knife.

This is obviously unlikely.

Soon a homeless man who was afraid of death told the origin, process and results of these things.

After discussion, Nick and several other project leaders finally decided to get rid of all the homeless people. Follow their previous rules.

Blood and death must be used to make this group of people who have never been disciplined understand what can and cannot be done!

Nick called Lynch that evening and complained a little about the homeless problem.

Lynch actually didn't have any good solutions. This order was given by Connor. He thought it could solve the problem of too many homeless people and a waste of resources.

This construction site is so difficult to manage, you can imagine whether it will be more difficult to manage the homeless people in other construction sites!

Not everyone dares to be like Lynch and raise weapons against some disobedient people at this time.

There are still some construction sites that treat these homeless people with preferential treatment.

Although no valuable feedback was obtained, even after these homeless people had eaten and drank, they continued to cause trouble for them.

In fact, it was not just Nick who was dissatisfied with this handling method, but the leaders of other construction sites also reported this problem to the Presidential Palace.

The homeless are not easy to manage. They often make troubles and gather together, and may even lead other otherwise good workers to disrupt the progress of the work.

Although the bill that Connor came up with was passed, it seemed that it was not popular!