Reborn American Giants

In order to provide better services to members, the Bay Area Club painstakingly built an indoor hot spring bath of more than 600 square meters.

When Victor stepped into this huge hot spring bath, which was completely built with steel supports and transparent glass walls, he couldn't help but be amazed by the thoughts of these people.

Due to the temperature, there is a pool about the size of a tennis court filled with water vapor. When you step into the water, you are instantly enveloped by a warm stream of hot water.

Victor just leaned against the edge of the pool, closed his eyes, and sighed comfortably.

Connie, who was guiding him from behind, took off her clothes and slid into Victor's arms like a mermaid. While massaging Victor's shoulder muscles with her hands, she asked softly: "Sir, do you need me to help you?"

Do you serve?”

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After chatting for a while, according to Connie, this Bay Area club is an industry owned by a company called Parsons Capital.

Victor had no impression of this company at all, but according to his estimation, it was definitely a leather bag company set up by a certain company or a big shot in order to deceive others, and its main purpose was to provide some special services.

Connie is a college student at the Tisch School of Art in New York. According to her, the staff in this club are basically college students like her, and everyone has signed a one-year contract with Parsons Capital.

In addition to receiving a monthly salary of US$16,000 per month, Connie can also receive a one-time severance package of US$200,000 after one year. This huge amount of money is of great significance to a girl like Connie.

Attraction.

These are just some simple situations. No matter how much more, Connie, an ordinary university, cannot know. Even if she knew, she couldn't tell because she also signed a confidentiality contract when signing the contract.

If she leaks the club's "secrets" to the outside world, she will face hundreds of thousands of dollars in compensation.

After Connie's skillful massage, Victor entered the banquet hall in high spirits, and was led by the waiter to a private room on the second floor. Aaron Elvis was already sitting on the sofa with a man in his 50s.

Chatting on the table.

Seeing Victor's arrival, Aaron greeted with a smile: "Victor, come on, let me introduce you, this is Senator Riley.

Congressman, this is Victor from Green Bay Energy that I just told you about."

"Senator Riley, it's an honor to meet you."

"Haha, Victor, when Aaron talked about you, he praised you very much. It seems that he is very optimistic about your development."

"This is all Mr. Aaron's support for me, a junior, which is really frightening!"

"Haha, Victor, don't be too modest. The Senate is also paying attention to the Grenada oil field project. I was discussing this matter with my colleagues in Congress two days ago. Green Bay Energy can participate in the oil field development project.

I believe we can definitely take this opportunity to develop."

"Thank you very much, Senator, for the compliment." Faced with Scott Riley's compliment, Victor looked a little embarrassed on the surface, but he didn't take it seriously at all.

Members of Congress like Scott Riley are definitely a bunch of selfish, money-grubbing, flattering, power-hungry politicians. When their own interests are not involved, they can deal with anyone very tactfully.

Speaking human language and talking nonsense are definitely their innate skills, and the art of conversation is also at the max level.

Therefore, their words generally need to be listened to in half, and sometimes their credibility is zero. Because Victor is now considered a typical politician, he knows very well what kind of thinking should be used to communicate with him.

Dealing with Court.

Benefits, benefits, benefits, important things need to be said three times.

As long as Victor can bring benefits to Scott, even if he now claims to be a communist, I believe Scott will never mind this.

"Aaron," after a few false greetings with Victor, Scott turned his attention back to Aaron Elvis, "the Texaco incident between you and me was really causing a stir some time ago."

"Yes, for a period of time, we were indeed in great danger, but fortunately with the help of many friends, we finally got through this difficulty," Aaron Elvis took a deep look at Victor and continued.

Said: "But now the rain has passed and the weather has cleared, and all the troubles have been solved."

Scott Riley seemed a little hesitant about Aaron's optimism. He picked up a cigar from the humidor on the table, skillfully cut off the round ends of the cigar, and lit a match with a "chi" sound.

Swallowing clouds and puffing up mist.

"Aaron, I got some news from Franklin Jeffrey of the Judiciary Committee, which may be somewhat different from what you said. I think you will be very interested in knowing this news."

"Oh, what is it that you need to remind me of?"

Scott Riley's face was hidden behind a cloud of smoke, but his words were clearly audible.

"Although Getty Oil won the lawsuit in the Delaware Court of Chancery, Penzer did not appeal again.

However, Franklin told me that Hofliedeker has not given up, and he is still actively preparing for the lawsuit that will be held in the Tallahassee, Pennsylvania, court against Texaco Petroleum's alleged monopoly in Pennsylvania."

After a pause, as if to let Aaron digest what he just said, Scott continued: "Aaron, don't blame me for not reminding you. Compared with Penzel Company, Texaco is of course a giant.

But as a company born and raised in Pennsylvania, Penzer's strength in Pennsylvania cannot be underestimated, and because the trial is held in Pennsylvania courts, Congress cannot easily intervene. I think you should pay attention to it."

The United States is made up of states, so each state has great rights in handling its own local affairs.

From many perspectives, apart from diplomacy and military affairs, a state is almost an independent "small country": it has its own laws, taxes, police, education, and electoral systems.

According to the provisions of the Constitution, state governments are not subordinate to the federal government. States enjoy autonomy and do not have the responsibility to obey the federal government. However, when the federal constitution or federal laws conflict with the state constitution or state laws, the state constitution and state laws must obey

Federal Constitution and Federal Law.

Therefore, as Scott said, Penzel filed an antitrust lawsuit against Texaco in the Pennsylvania state court, which is likely to pose a huge threat to Texaco.

Aaron Elvis listened to Scott's words quietly, nodding from time to time, "Scott, thank you for reminding me. I will definitely pay attention to this. Since Hov Lidke refuses to admit defeat, I will let him

He woke up."

In his words, the contempt for Penzel Company was obvious. Indeed, compared with Texaco, Penzel Company was like a small ant, an existence that could be crushed to death with just one hand.

Victor didn't speak on the side, and Aaron Elvis had no idea what kind of harm Hov Lidke, a man he didn't take seriously, would cause the giant Texaco.

"Scott, let's not talk about these disappointing things. I invite you here today. It is Victor, a young man, who needs your help."

"oh?"

Aaron winked at Victor, then stood up and said to the two of them: "I heard that Gavin recently got a barrel of 47-year-old Cheval Blanc wine. I have to taste it. You guys can talk first.

."

After saying this, Aaron Elvis nodded and apologized, and then left the box, leaving Victor and Scott, the senator of Congress. Today he has completed his task, which is to agree to Victor's request,

For his introduction to Scott Riley, the chairman of the Congressional Foreign Relations Committee, as for the specific benefits and exchange conditions, he was not suitable to participate in it.

Now, there are only two people left in the box, Victor and Mr. Senator. As for what the two parties discussed, no one else knows...