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Chapter 184 Ball Game
If it was her parents or other school friends who encouraged Mixi so much, she probably wouldn't be much moved, but Locke was different.

As Locke made little Sheldon cry many times, Mihi also knew that Locke's IQ was higher than that of Little Sheldon.

Moreover, Locke's career is very big. She never imagined that she, a member of the lower-level white family, would have the opportunity to meet the top billionaires in the United States and become good friends.

So Locke's words are very important to Mixi. After listening to Locke's analysis, she couldn't help being elated, and asked, "Then what do you think I should do better?"

"If you work hard, I'll help you get another letter of recommendation. Going to college will not be a problem, and the future will be more promising." Locke said with a smile: "If you want, you can come and work for me after you graduate from college."

After finishing speaking, Locke looked at the aggrieved little Sheldon again, and said flickeringly:
"Sheldon, as Mixi's older brother, don't you want Mixi to be better? You are twins. If she succeeds, wouldn't it be a better indication of your excellence?"

"I haven't thought about it." Little Sheldon was taken aback for a moment, and frowned:
"Theoretically, we have the same genes. I am so good, even if I absorb all the nutrition, Mihi's talent should exceed the average line of ordinary people."

Mary didn't expect Mixi to have such outstanding talents at first. She originally expected Mixi to not be a single mother before getting pregnant out of wedlock.

She was happy that Locke said he was willing to help Mixi go to college and was willing to ask her to work.

Can the job arranged by Locke be ordinary? Even if he arranges a random position, it will be many times better than what she imagined before.

So she looked at Locke: "Are you really willing to help Mixi?"

"The premise is that she works hard enough, she can't just mess around in school, and her grades are at least acceptable, so I can help." Locke reiterated the premise.

To be honest, Locke really thinks that Mihi is a very talented person, and he knows the bottom line. If he is willing to work hard, he will definitely be able to train him according to his cronies.

The only pity is that Mihi's mathematics is really not very good.

When she first heard that the experiments were paid, she asked for half of the money. George lied to her that it was only $7.5 (actually it was three hundred dollars), and then asked her how much the half was.

Mixi couldn't figure it out by himself for a long time, so he could only call Little Sheldon to help.

With such a math score, even if he works hard from now on, without Locke's help, he really has no chance to go to college.

After talking about Mihi, Locke looked at Little George again: "By the way, I heard from Little Sheldon that your grandma has made a lot of money recently, why didn't you ask her to invest."

"The money she can invest is not up to my expectations." George Jr. shrugged and said helplessly, "The key is that I don't want the IRS to come and trouble me at all."

Little Sheldon's grandmother runs a small casino business, earning a lot of money, and relying on the local sheriff as a 'silent partner', she doesn't encounter anyone who is looking for trouble, and the business grows bigger and bigger .

At the beginning, George Jr. also had the idea of ​​finding his grandmother to invest, but after considering it, he gave up.

The money earned is all in cash, and Little Sheldon's grandmother didn't even dare to deposit the money in the bank, because once she was found out, the IRS would come to her door, and she would face a large fine at that time.

If you really invest in little George's business, the source of such a large amount of money must be traced. When the IRS finds out along the line, Little Sheldon's grandma's bankruptcy may not be enough to pay a fine.

After seeing off the Cooper family, Locke couldn't help sighing that he had more and more influence on the people around him, just like little George, at this point in the plot, he probably had already grown the belly of a girl who was almost ten years older than him.

But during this period of time, little George has been preparing for starting a business. He is busy from morning to night every day. After breaking up with the girlfriends he met in high school, he has no time to meet another one. As a result, there is no development of those plots.

"What are you thinking?" Ashley asked at this time.

"It's nothing, I just thought about going to Atlantic City to watch the football game tomorrow." Locke said, "I'm just wondering why Farren Carrington suddenly invited me to watch the football game. She probably has no interest in football."

"Didn't you say that investors from the west coast will join in? Maybe someone asked her to be a lead, and you know that many people want you to help them make money." Ashley speculated.

"This is my biggest bargaining chip, so I can't play it out easily." Locke said slowly: "Compared with those old families, my background is still a bit worse."

"That's why we need to know more people, right?" Ashley said, "And we can't rely entirely on the network of the Youying family. Carrington and several other families also need to maintain it."

"Of course I know, it seems that you are getting into the mood very quickly." Locke smiled and pinched Ashley's face: "Let's go, let's go to the booked hotel first."

New York is not far from Atlantic City, but the game started relatively early, and it was a bit rushed from New York, so I booked a hotel in Atlantic City.

After resting for the night, Rock and Ashley went out early the next morning in casual suits.

Today is the Super Bowl finals, Atlantic City is full of people, and I often encounter things where cars stop after driving 200 meters.

Locke didn't care, and began to look at the situation on the side of the road, and then saw many protesters wearing white backgrounds with red letters and numbers printed on their chests on the street.

"Protest against Atlantic City airport, train station, warehouse, security workers working 55 hours a week!"

Most of these protesters were burly men with angry faces, shouting slogans on the street, which attracted the attention of a large number of passers-by.

Working 11 hours a day, five days a week, is torture for most people.

It took more than half an hour for the driver to drive the car to the stadium, which is only two kilometers away from the hotel, but it couldn't drive here, because the flow of people here was too crowded.

The driver of a taxi next to him couldn't help but honked his horn, and a fat man in the car opened the window and stuck his head out, cursing angrily: "fxxk, get out of the way, you idiots."

Fatty's behavior attracted a wave of passers-by to talk about it, and Locke's eyes were also attracted, and he soon noticed that the advertisement on the roof of the taxi read "TeL: 555555, accepting advertisements throughout Atlantic City." slogan.

After finally parking the car in the VIP parking lot of the stadium, a middle-aged man came over and opened the door.

Locke got out of the car and paid for it casually, and soon noticed that the other party's job number was 55, and couldn't help raising his eyebrows.

(End of this chapter)