Reko: If the court lifts the trading restrictions and Blue Company is auctioned off, it’s possible a new owner would pay us the compensation.
Isn’t that just like the General Sect Leader?
All waiting for the next person to take over the hot potato.
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Although Pike Company has been hit hard, with shareholders fleeing and the company’s vitality sapped, having sold off assets, at least the company still has three sites left and owes only twenty million US dollars to the bank, with nobody going to jail.
Blue Company, on the other hand, has not only had its boss and accountants but also a whole bunch of people incarcerated. Even the last of the site assets and employees are being packaged and shipped off. It’s truly a shell company in every sense.
Allen Zhang: When would that be? Who would buy a shell company?
Reko: Blue Company’s qualifications are still pretty good, many of their licenses and credits are also favorable. They are also considered a well-established metal energy company. If there are entrepreneurs who value these elements, they could buy it, rent office buildings, recruit good employees and start doing business straight away. To ensure the company is auctioned off, the court will definitely lift some restrictions, and may even introduce policies to cancel all sanctions after the transfer and even offer some tax breaks and benefits.
Allen Zhang: Ok, I got it.
Reko: Boss, you can come to the Blue Company’s building now. We will also take a tour of the site facilities later, and we need to clarify things with the new employees to avoid any labor disputes.
Allen Zhang: Alright.
After hanging up the phone, the General Sect Leader immediately headed for the Blue Company’s office building as directed by Reko.
Upon arriving, he parked his car by the street and took the elevator straight up to the 16th floor of the building.
Upon arrival, he saw that Blue Company’s office floors had already been cleared out, court officials and accountants assigned there were dealing with the aftermath, and police were on guard outside. Manager Reko was also in conversation with them.
When they turned their heads and saw the General Sect Leader arrive, they greeted him warmly.
Allen Zhang nodded in response, entered the office floor and, seeing the court’s accountants tallying the accounts and doors sealed with temporary tape, inquired, "When are we going to the site?"
"Boss, we were waiting for you to come before we all go and inspect the site together," Reko said.
"Mr. Jin, we can go now. For your safety, we will also have two officers from the Southern Branch accompany us throughout the journey," said the court’s accountant enthusiastically.
"Officers? Do we need officers? Could it be that we’ll encounter any risks?" Allen Zhang asked in surprise.
"There are quite a few Black people among Blue Company’s general staff," the accountant said tactfully, "Blue Company is a diverse company that values political correctness. Aside from the majority Black employees, there are also many from India, Mexico, and Brazil."
Brazil? You come to Los Angeles instead of performing artistic acts in Florida? Working in a factory? What a waste of talent.
"Look, I’m not a racist; Black people are people, too," the General Sect Leader immediately made his stance clear.
"You’re right, but they’ve heard that their wages are gone and are making a fuss about finding the person responsible," the accountant said.
"Why is that? Do they want to trouble me?" Allen Zhang was a bit puzzled.
"Someone started a rumor, saying it was our Pike Company that lost their wages. If we don’t sue Blue Company, and Blue Company’s boss doesn’t go to jail, they definitely wouldn’t have lost over a month’s salary and only received a few hundred dollars in subsidy," Reko explained, "They’re also saying they don’t want to work for our Pike Company and want to reason with you."
"Damn it, what’s wrong with them? We Pike Company are the victims here, alright?" Allen Zhang was stupefied after hearing this.
"If they don’t want to work, they can leave. I’m not holding anyone hostage."
What kind of values do these people have?
Good people, they deserve to be pointed at with guns?
Thinking about it, he decided to find an excuse to fire all those Black people!
You don’t work, there are plenty of people who are willing.
You hire Black people to work for you; no wonder your Blue Company’s business doesn’t grow: tardiness, causing trouble, protests, Black Lives Matter, they are all professionals at that.
Working is just a temporary inconvenience, after-work Zero-Dollar Purchase activities are where they truly belong.
Beggar Gang is small, can’t accommodate these big shots.
Of course, if they were diligent and capable Black individuals like David, the General Sect Leader would be happy to recruit them. But clearly, they were not.
"Let’s go, let’s see who’s stirring things up. According to Pike Company’s newly issued regulations, those who disrespect the boss, let alone insult or try to harm the boss, I have the right to unilaterally terminate their labor contracts. You wouldn’t object to that, right, court officials? After all, it is you who have caused me this trouble."
Allen Zhang looked at the legal staff. They’d come up with a trick to save these people’s jobs and keep dozens of Black people from making trouble on the streets by compensating them with company space and employees, really throwing their faces out the window.
They have taken my money but haven’t done me any favors! The General Sect Leader wanted to discuss the situation with their superiors immediately.