"It's a pity that it's not a recording program, otherwise I could have recorded a supplementary clip in favor of you..." Ronald smiled, said goodbye to him, and he and Diane got in the car and left.

"Hahaha, have you seen Carson's face?" When they arrived at the apartment, Diane smiled happily and lay on top of Ronald. When she was on the show, she was also called by the wrong name by Carson, and she was eventually cut.

She had to make up for a while, which made her, who was still very young at the time, very nervous throughout the performance.

"As long as you are happy, I like it..." Ronald said, hugging Diane.

"Hmm... I like it when you say nice things, cowboy, are you so majestic at work?" Diane imitated the tone of a Southern girl again, putting one hand on Ronald's chin and flirting.

"Hmm..." Ronald felt as if Diane was a different person. Different tones brought different feelings. The woman in his arms was familiar yet strange, and for a moment he felt the urge to conquer.

"Let me show you if mine is strong enough." Ronald immediately approached Diane, and both of them felt an unusually high level of passion from this role-playing game.

"Bye, after I take care of other things, I will go to Louisiana to watch you shoot." On Friday, Ronald sent Diane on the plane. The filming of "Steel Magnolias" was about to start, and Diane had to go to Louisiana first.

That's familiar with the environment.

"I'll wait for you, cowboy." Diane smiled and got on the plane, showing her naughty head at the porthole to say goodbye to Ronald.

…

"Mr. Li, we have followed your instructions and purchased all the funds in the book for Coca-Cola shares. In our company's securities account, you now own Coca-Cola shares worth approximately US$26 million, equivalent to the total

0.2% of the market value is weak. What do we need to do next?”

"Very good, no more operations needed. I'll just wait for the dividends." Ronald put down the phone. Adding in the Coke stock he purchased earlier, it was already close to 0.5% of the total share capital.

With so much money, you can live a good life just waiting for dividends every year. Ronald won't buy and sell frequently, and I don't know how to trade in stocks anyway. It's best to get dividends. I heard that if during the Great Depression,

I used my savings to buy Coca-Cola stocks, and now I am at least a millionaire.

It can be seen that as long as America is still a country, there will probably be many people drinking Coca-Cola.

After putting down the phone, Ronald was very happy. By next year, according to the current sales rate, all "Dirty Dancing" products, including records, videos, and box office revenue, are expected to exceed 80 million US dollars, plus other movies

The income it brings can make you a billionaire.

He took a can of Coca-Cola from the refrigerator, turned on the TV with the remote control, and drank.

It happened to be Johnny Carson's show in the evening. During a burst of music, the governor came on stage and sat across from Carson. Being tall and tall, he felt a bit oppressive towards Carson. The confidence brought by his career in politics also made him feel uncomfortable.

Carson, who usually always has the upper hand, was a bit suppressed.

Carson asked: "Mr. Governor, how are you?" Then he took out a timing hourglass, put it upside down on the table, and started timing.

"Hahaha..." The audience roared with laughter. It was not easy to take advantage of Carson.

"Audiences all over the country knew about you. What happened at that time?" Carson returned to his smile, and he was still as smart as ever. A prop gave him the upper hand again.

"I don't know, it just doesn't work. I mean, what can I tell you?" The governor was good-looking, a little embarrassed, but eager to win over the audience.

"I went there with the sole goal of making Michael Dukakis look good, and I succeeded, beyond my wildest expectations," the governor said, repeating the day's joke, which was delivered with a self-deprecating jab.

The best way to impress the audience.

The two gradually got into a good mood and explained the situation to the audience.

"I like your humor very much. It reminds us of our commander-in-chief, another public official known for his sense of humor. Your term will also expire in 1991. What I want to ask is, will you

Will run for leadership in the future

"

"Huh?" Ronald discovered the subtlety of this question. Does the governor have intentions?

"Whether it's possible or not depends on my performance today..." The governor made another improvisation with a great sense of humor, which made the audience applaud at the maximum volume.

"This person would also be a good actor if he were an actor," Ronald thought while drinking Coke.

"I think I may go in the future, but not now. Because I have not yet "fulfilled my commitment to the state", and my daughter Chelsea is still too young, only 7 years old. I think if I run for the post of governor, I will

Very busy, this is too cruel for a seven-year-old girl, I think it will wait until later..."

"Thank you for coming, Mr. Governor. But according to the rules, we cannot invite current public officials to be guests on the show, so you must perform a show as an entertainer and newsmaker..."

"I heard that you started playing the saxophone a long time ago and often participated in band practices?"

Finally, the governor came off the stage and played a jazz song with the live band. The governor's level was not professional, but he was considered top-notch among amateurs.

Seeing the joy of the audience, Ronald found it very interesting. A few hours ago, the governor was a joke in the eyes of the national audience, and now he has become a favorite again.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! Real life is even stranger than movies and TV shows!

Even if there was a screenwriter to write the script, I'm afraid he wouldn't be able to write such a fun and dramatic script. If you have the governor's quick wit and sense of humor, in fact, without the script, it would be a very good show on the spot.

…

Early the next morning, the concierge delivered the newspaper to the door as usual.

"The governor of Arkansas has gone from media doghouse to media darling in just one week," the Associated Press reported the next day. "All it took was a smile, a few self-deprecating jokes and a song."

"Before you go on Carson's show, it's over! Play the saxophone on Carson, the new hope of the Donkey Party"

Newsweek, which was still ridiculing the governor of Arkansas last weekend, also made a 180-degree turn.

This is the first time that "The Dragon King" has returned to the national stage, and his counterattack will make Al Gore jealous! The New York Times even described the governor of Arkansas as a counterattack like Daniel in Ronald's movie "The Dragon King"

juvenile.

He also used the Tennessee politician Al Gore as a comparison. Both of them are Southerners, handsome and well-liked by housewives. But men and celebrities prefer this man to lower his body and act like a buddy.

A young counterattack in the political world.

“The Writers Guild is in strife!”

Ronald turned to the entertainment section and finally discovered the big news in Hollywood.

The three TV stations and several major producers who were accused did not sit back and wait for the antitrust case to cause greater repercussions. They took action.

Twenty-one dissident union members who still support the June 16 proposal filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board seeking to invalidate union rules that bar them from returning to work during the strike.

Some dissidents have threatened to resign their union membership and return to work if the strike is not resolved by July 28."
Chapter completed!