, I will not break your legs..."

"Hey, let's not change the subject..." Gene Hackman quickly interrupted. This topic was getting more and more scary. Don't frighten the fledgling Tom Cruise.

"Hey, what did I say? What did I say?" Weintraub looked like someone from the movie who said something illegal.

"Maybe you didn't say it..." Tom Cruise seemed to have found a God-given opportunity to convince this customer.

"What the fuck didn't I say? What the hell didn't I say?"

"Thank you. What my colleague said is that there are no risks or legal problems when you use this to avoid taxes..." Tom Cruise still had the youthful spirit and impulsively said what he thought he could do to customers.

If you are satisfied.

"Are you saying that the worst-case scenario is that it will take many years for me to pay taxes?"

"No, the worst result is that next year they will close the loophole in the tax law and you will no longer be able to buy it, and then you will feel like you regretted eating an elephant's dung..."

"Ronald, Ronald, we're here..."

"Ah? Why so fast?" Ronald was dreaming hard when he was woken up by Pat Kingsley. Everyone was waiting for him, but Pat came up and shook him awake. We can't all wait for you to dream.

Bar?

"Hmm... um..." After Ronald picked up his luggage, he listened to Pat Kingsley's perfected plan on the plane all the way. How he helped a poor actor and started his career

of career.

"Sir, sir, could you please sign Ross Perot's autograph?"

"Who?" Ronald suddenly heard an unfamiliar name. "Oh, a politician? I have a congressman I support." Ronald looked at the picture of a personable man on the display board, with the Stars and Stripes and the

From his name, you can tell that this is a fundraiser.

"No, we just need to sign. Mr. Perot is running as an independent, so he must win the support of voters in all states. He is the best candidate and has not been tainted by any wealthy people. He is a billionaire and financed by himself.

money campaign”

Ronald waved his hands and walked forward quickly. Isn't this a joke? How is it possible to run independently from the two parties?

"He is a self-made billionaire. He once went to Vietnam to bring back prisoners of the Vietnam War. He said he would reduce the deficit and protect the people. He would never break his promise to raise taxes during his term.

He also told all his supporters not to donate more than five dollars. Would you like to see his campaign platform?

Take one and take a look. You can call this number to express your support. Do you want to know about it? In the week since the hotline was set up, more than one million support calls have been received..."

"What?" Ronald stopped and took the promotional card. Don't donate more than five dollars, have no party platform, and still get more than a million support calls?
Chapter completed!