After dinner, Linn, along with driver Robert and consultant Todd, organized manpower and established a team dedicated to building infrastructure and transporting mining machines to new mines.
This matter is not too troublesome.
Manpower is directly drawn from miners and thugs, and the mining site also has excess machinery, building materials, and various materials to support the initial needs.
There is no shortage of trucks responsible for transportation, as a mining site transports a large amount of resources out every day.
Around two o'clock in the afternoon, the manpower and supplies were all ready, just waiting to set off.
"Lynn." Before setting off, Rory found Linn, "Robert said, do you want a gun?"
"Yes." Linn had nothing to pack, so he stood upright next to the car.
Rory smiled: "Why did you suddenly think of using a gun? Is it because you are not confident in your own skills?"
"Confident, but don't be so arrogant that you think your bare hands can withstand other people's bullets." Lin En said frankly, "If necessary, a gun is more convenient."
"That makes sense." Rory looked up to Linn again.
Lynn is really a talent, a talent that is impeccable so far.
Have skills, have brains, have clear self-understanding, not be arrogant and domineering, and don't belittle yourself.
The question is, how could such a person appear now?
It stands to reason that with these advantages, he should have had a prosperous life and become a respectable figure in some places.
"The main reason is that I have seen enough." Lin En continued, "Among my former friends, many were much better than me, but in the end, a bullet was embedded in the chest, and everything in the past was wiped out.
Cleared."
"Are there many people like you in the slums now?" Rory thought this was new wealth.
If you can win over these people, then draw a big pie and encourage them to eat up Paramount Company, that would be great.
Lynn could see that Rory was a little doubtful about his origins, and was also deeply interested in whether there were more 'talents' like him in the slums: "They are all dead, otherwise I wouldn't have seen through the slums.
In a hopeless place, choose to come out and make a living."
"Okay..." Rory was a little disappointed. Because of these words, his suspicion of Linn was also reduced a little.
After all, I have never been to dirty places like slums, and I don’t know enough about the conditions inside. Maybe there are many people like Lin En, so it’s not unusual.
"Here, let's see if it fits your hand." After thinking about it, Rory handed Linn a semi-automatic pistol that was completely black and had excellent texture. "This has a larger ammunition capacity than a revolver and has a longer range.
, I don’t know if you have used it.”
"I have never used a revolver. As long as it can fire, it is a hot commodity in the slums." Lin En took the heavy pistol and played with it carefully.
"Then let Robert teach you. His marksmanship is pretty good. And who knows, your gun will come in handy soon." Rory patted his shoulder, "Anyway, let's get in the car first and let's set off."
"Yeah." Linn called Robert and Todd over.
A few minutes later, two cars and five trucks were all ready to go.
Also before leaving, Linn finally saw the face of the mine owner Carmine.
This is a tough middle-aged man with short blond hair, wearing a brown vest, a beard on his chin, and a cold face with deep eyes.
He didn't give Rory any last words, he just stood at the door of the office, hands in his pockets, watching silently.
Lin En and Rory sat in the back seat together, and through the car window saw Caesar looking at the same place at the entrance of the cafeteria.
"As long as you do this well, Master Caesar will no longer be a threat to you, and Mr. Carmine will probably leave more affairs to you to take care of." The driver, Robert, drove the car steadily.
Leading the convoy towards the new mineral vein.
"Caesar has never threatened me from the beginning to the end." Rory never looked down on his younger brother, "But you are right about one thing. As long as we can successfully defeat the Paramount Company this time,
At least we can sit back and relax for a few years. At that time, my father will definitely give me more opportunities to exercise and leave the mine to me."
"You can definitely accomplish this successfully." Robert flattered.
Rory had long been tired of hearing: "This matter still depends on you. How to destroy the layout of Paramount Company at the minimum cost is the most critical."
"What is the situation with Paramount Company? Can you tell me?" Lin En currently knows very little about Paramount Company, and this force will be an important participant in his next mission. He must have a clear understanding of it.
understanding.
"They are also a group of difficult-to-understand characters." Rory chuckled, "If it weren't for their existence, I might have suggested to my father that Caesar be imprisoned in a mental hospital."
"What does this matter have to do with Master Xize?" Lin En was confused.
The journey was boring, so Rory patiently explained the relevant information about Paramount Company: "They don't owe the miners their wages, and they treat the miners very well. They are simply a replica of Caesar."
Lin En's eyes lit up: "That mine is very good to the miners?"
"It's as if the miners are their biological brothers." Rory lowered the car window and smoked a cigarette. "Their logic is to be good to the miners and prevent them from rioting and striking, so that they can save money on hiring thugs, and then
And then using the money from hired thugs to improve the miners' wages...it's really funny."
"Also, it is good for the miners and can increase productivity. Maybe the workload of five people can be better than that of seven or eight of us, which invisibly saves a lot of money." Consultant Todd added.
"Is this method feasible?" Lin En was very surprised by this.
Is there still a mine that actually treats miners as human beings?
If their model is really feasible, it would be equivalent to having a ready-made template for Caesar to learn from.
In the future, Nishizawa would implement the same system in his own mine, and it would achieve the same goal.
"Is it feasible? Haha, what did you say?" Rory sneered, "Treating miners as human beings is the stupidest method I have ever seen. They think this will make miners grateful and work twice as hard, but in fact? Miners
They will only become more greedy and slack off because they have more money!”
"So Paramount was established earlier than us, but now it is in a state of decline and has always been overwhelmed by us." Todd added.
"This is something we should be vigilant about. With the lessons learned from Paramount, we must not make the same problem again and make the miners feel that they are human beings and are qualified to sit on an equal footing with us and ask for this and that." Luo Li
He flicked the cigarette ashes out the window.
"So they have been losing money now?" Linn asked a key point.