American Legendary Life

"Joyce, as a reporter, should always be clear about his position, without any form of shaking, I think you can do it."

"Now it seems that I overestimated you, so our transaction was cancelled. Starting today, you will no longer receive my help. Good luck."

Li Zitao was not prepared to treat her as long as the matter ended here.

Ending the cooperation means that the information he provided before can no longer be used, and abuse will cost someone.

Joyce couldn't afford that price, and so did the New York Times behind her. There is no doubt about that.

"Mr. Li..." Joyce got up and wanted to keep it. Looking at her expression and turning eyes, she knew that the brain was turning fast, looking for a reasonable explanation or excuse.

But Li Zitao did not intend to give her hope, and left the fast food restaurant without turning back.

This concludes the transaction between them. The previous decision was just a whim, and if the other party is obedient, it may continue.

Since there is no trust, there is no need to continue, then how to rely on her own efforts.

She has made enough money for this transaction, and it is shameful to be greedy.

But in fact everyone has a greedy side, only whether they are discovered and controlled.

Joyce's performance is terrible in this regard, and her self-control ability is as hopeless as greed.

So, after leaving the fast food restaurant and going back to the apartment, having a drunken drunk and waking up again, she left behind what happened last night.

"New York Times" news is still hot, after discovering that Hualian seems to have no action, some newspapers have begun to quote their reports.

But before they had enjoyed the success, the lawyer's letter fluttering like snowflakes drifted onto the desk of the editor's office, and the piles were full of no gaps.

The New York Times has collected a lot of data, and reports about Hualian also look very true.

But in fact, the information they are talking about is only a kind of ‘guessing and inference,’ and there is no direct evidence to show that North American Hualian is carrying out a conscious and targeted layoff plan.

All the data shows that Hualian's sales in North America have fallen off a cliff, and the consumption of consumables and inventory has skyrocketed, reaching an alarming peak in just a few years.

All these can prove that the layoffs are well-founded, and they did not choose to pursue accountability, just need to change a batch of new employees who are responsible and willing to work seriously.

Judging from the recruitment situation, Hualian has no targeted tendency, and whites and minority people can get job opportunities, as long as he performs well enough.

The soldiers also received preferential treatment, and each store even recruited a disabled veteran, which greatly eased the pressure on the army and social contradictions.

It is important to know that these guys who have been devastated on the battlefield are insane.

It is not easy to provoke them, and they cannot be detained like prisoners, and we must always pay attention to the government's image and handling methods.

If one is not careful, it may cause misunderstanding of the military... Actually it is nothing.

But if the veterans' rebellion is united, it is no longer a trivial matter, but a terrible avalanche disaster.

What's interesting is that all Li's industries maintain good relations with the military, and the recruitment of Hualian is a friendly signal.

Soldiers have priority. As long as they are not guys with clear psychological problems, the success rate is 100%. This is already the best answer.

Perhaps this is why the follow-up reports of The New York Times have become weak, because they have never been able to prove anything.

North American Hualian is using action to tell everyone that they just want to get better and provide objective remuneration and due treatment for those willing to work hard.

It's just that everyone is wondering why the New York Times hasn't been found to be in trouble, which seems a bit weird.

But inside the newspaper, several strange figures appeared for several days in a row. Some people saw the big boss's anxious and slamming door leave, and the undercurrents made people feel uneasy.

"Charlie, what are you going to do today?" Lige Bar, Li Zitao appeared here again, but this time he changed his identity to foreman.

"Riesling, I want the best." Li Zitao smiled to the bartender.

"Your is always the best." The bartender smiled and removed the bottle from the top of the shelf. The wine on it was the best.

"Haha, look at our upstart, Oh, look, it's a thick gold ring." Jeremy's funny face appeared beside him.

"You bastard...give him a glass." Li Zitao pointed to Jeremy and motioned for the bartender to give him the same.

"Hey man, have you noticed that?" Jeremy pointed his hand to the right with a glass of wine, and said softly; "The delicate baby face, little pity is waiting for Lin Xing, wow... . She looks interesting to you."

Wearing a striped uniform for work, with red wine in his hand, the pitiful little face was filled with the message ‘I am a rookie, come and bully me’.

"Hah, it looks interesting." Li Zitao felt as if she had seen her somewhere~www.readwn.com~ so she decided to step forward and ask.

"Do I know you?" Li Zitao smiled and said, "You have seen me for a long time."

"Uh...sorry, sir, I...I uh..." The baby face perfectly expressed what is called a rookie's reaction.

Li Zitao speculates that she is not only a rookie, but has just arrived from the countryside to the neon city of New York.

"You work in the restaurant." Li Zitao remembered where she had seen her.

Sometimes he likes to go to the restaurant alone, enjoy the time alone, and by the way, looking at the crowd of guests around, it is a bit like being a visitor.

The baby face in front of him is working in his favorite restaurant. She was not there when she last visited, which also confirmed her rookie identity.

The Postin Restaurant, located on Lexington Avenue, is elegant, solemn and mysterious, and is one of the best restaurants in New York.

They have a dress code for the guests, provide the best ingredients and wine, and the constant customers are celebrities from all walks of life.

"Yes, my name is Shalin, Mr. Li, I have seen you in the restaurant, so I will..." Shalin pressed her finger to her lower lip, smiling a little uneasy.

"For a girl who has just arrived in New York, she is very lucky to get this job." Li Zitao hooked his hands to the bartender while placing the empty glass on the table.

"Two glasses of whiskey, it's still my favorite." Riesling, Margaret, or other wines can't replace his preference for whiskey.

"You're right, I care about my work, very work...I came with my friends." Shalin pointed to a small circle formed by four or five people not far away.

Just from the situation in front of her, she doesn't seem to be very popular, otherwise how could she stand here and drink alone.