Lisco's American Life

"You really are."

Lisko raised his finger and nodded helplessly at Chandler.

Since the two first met, Lisko knew that Chandler was an out-and-out henpecked person. After so long, Chandler himself became the general manager of a company. According to one saying, a man's status is

Determined by how much money he earns, Chandler should be the well-deserved head of the family at present, but it seems that his henpecked habits have not been adjusted yet.

I have met Chandler's wife Jessica Lisko. Although her appearance is not particularly outstanding, in the category of ordinary people, she is considered to be above average. It is said that it was his wife who took a fancy to Chandler and pursued him directly.

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One advantage of Jessica is that she cooks good food and is very considerate. She takes care of all Chandler's personal affairs in an orderly manner, including when colleagues are celebrating their birthdays and which subordinates have bad family situations.

He knows them all well and often helps his subordinates who have poor family backgrounds, which also makes many senior employees in the company very grateful to him.

Chandler and Jessica have a very good relationship. They listen to their wives' arrangements for everything at home. This is rare in the United States. Men here are more chauvinistic and don't care about their wives.

Domestic violence would be fine, let alone henpecked.

It is also because of this characteristic that Lisko feels a sense of intimacy. In his previous life, he had a colleague who was from Sichuan. He was really afraid of his wife. He was obviously very good at making money, but his wife was a housewife, but he was able to control her.

Deadly.

The most common thing this guy does is to go to his boss to apply for overtime subsidy. This subsidy is not included in his salary and is given directly to him in cash as his own private money.

Chandler's situation reminded Lisko of his colleague whose face he couldn't remember, and he felt very warm.

Lisko's salary to Chandler is not low, and it is among the best among general managers in the same industry. The main thing is that Chandler is really easy to use. Without Chandler, Lisko would probably have to stay in the company all the time.

, far less carefree than now.

"Okay, I'm just kidding, don't worry."

But even if Chandler really had an affair with his secretary, Lisko would not punish him for it. This is very common in the workplace.

Seeing how disgusted Chandler was, Lisko put away his clumsy joke.

"The company seems to be developing very smoothly now, so I feel relieved. I will go to Ogar Bank later. You know, I haven't been there yet, so I am not a qualified boss. Jon has complained a lot.

This time, I said I don’t value this industry.”

Lisko finished the coffee in his cup, stopped Chandler from trying to refill the cup, picked up his coat, and prepared to leave.

"Sir, it's still early. I organized a company dinner because the results have been very good recently. I am ready to express my condolences to everyone. I also plan to invite you to attend."

Chandler glanced at his watch and quickly followed.

"Forget it, I know that if I really go, most of you won't be able to eat well. Don't deny it, I know these things very well."

Lisko looked back. He was also an ordinary office worker in his previous life. He understood the thoughts of his subordinates very well. For people in the workplace, the carnival begins only when the bosses have finished eating and left.

"My account will be charged for the dinner. This is my condolence to everyone. Eat well and drink well. Find a higher-end restaurant and send me the bill."

Lisko carried his coat, waved to Chandler, and then went downstairs.

"Thank you, sir."

Chandler watched Lisko's figure completely disappear downstairs before moving. This was his usual standard for treating his superiors, and it was also the reason why Lisko liked him. A subordinate who knew how to advance and retreat, and who understood the truth was particularly easy to use.

, who doesn’t like it?

The next stop was Ogar Bank. Since Jon began to expand the size of Ogar Bank and asked Lisko for instructions, he bought a building in New York. Because the subprime mortgage crisis hit, the price was much lower than before.

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This building is the headquarters of Ogar Bank. The building has a total of thirty floors, all of which are used by various departments of the bank. There is still some remaining.

Originally, according to Jon's intention, the excess was rented out with a slight subsidy, but Lisko didn't like the three melons and two dates, and it also affected the image of Ogar Bank, so he simply left it empty, waiting for the bank to expand again.

Fill in and use.

Lisko came to the building for the first time and followed the instructions to the location of the building.

The building was built next to the New York City Hall, and it was very easy to find. Lisko looked up at the shining signboard above the building, feeling full of satisfaction.

Every time he went to the bank to deposit money in his previous life, he would have the urge to rob the bank, but quality education was his bottom line.

And now he actually owns a bank, which cannot but be said to be a truly wonderful fate.

Lisko also informed Jon of this visit, but refused the other party's welcome. He wanted to take a look at the operation of the entire bank without anyone accompanying him.

But without Jon accompanying him, he might not even be able to enter the bank door. After thinking about it, Lisko asked Jon to prepare a work badge for himself and issued a notice that he was a patrolman of the New York City Fire Department.

Mainly check whether the building's fire protection facilities are complete.

Signaling Charles and Yu Qing not to follow, Lisko packed up his suit and walked into the building.

As the headquarters of a bank, the protective measures here are still very strict. Lisko walked a few steps away and saw three teams of security guards, holding rubber batons in their hands, walkie-talkies on their chests, and pistols at their waists.

There are always some idiots who overestimate their abilities and want to try out the bank and rob it. Little do they know that the bank's protection system is stricter than that of government departments. Those who successfully rob are just clips from Hollywood movies.

To do these things in reality is far more difficult than imagined.

"Hey, hello. I'm from the New York City Fire Department. I have an appointment to come over today to check on the fire protection of the building. My name is Andrew."

Lisko said to the front desk with a charming smile.

"Let me check, the fire department, Andrew, yes, you have made an appointment and you can go in."

You passed the front desk easily, and then you had to face multiple layers of inspections, including danger detectors and other instruments, to make sure you didn't bring any dangerous items or metal decorations with you.

This kind of machine is mostly used for airport security. The principle is that through X-ray irradiation, it can show what is on your body on the computer.

By the time Lisko had safely passed through the security checks, half an hour had passed. He was not bored by the process. On the contrary, he felt that the more comprehensive the protection, the better.