President Ge had also invested in factories overseas, but they were a complete mess. Some had been smashed for political reasons, and the local workers were horribly inefficient. What was the point of cheap labor when people simply refused to work?
And what the hell were unions?
In Xia Nation, unions at major corporations were just for show. How could private companies possibly have such things?
President Ge's overseas investments could not get off the ground. Labor costs were too high there, while in places with cheap labor, the people were too poorly educated and too lazy.
That was why Feng Jun's impression of President Ge was merely so-so. He had worked in Sprout City before.
By the time Feng Jun was in Sprout City, Southern Luo Kingdom companies had basically vanished from there, all having moved north—though quite a few of those heading north had already fled elsewhere.
What angered him even more was this: what was with you, Ge? Even if you had more money and more influence than me, couldn't you just talk to me? You went directly to the city to pressure me... Did I eat your rice or something?
So his answer to Gao Qiang was, "Ignore them. Just make sure to record the video."
Having received that answer, Gao Qiang got on his motorcycle and left without even greeting Director Zhao.
Not long afterward, Yuan Huapeng called. "Gao Qiang, why did I hear that the master has gotten into it with that Ge fellow?"
"That Ge guy is really unethical..." Gao Qiang replied unhappily. To be honest, even he felt indignant on Feng Jun's behalf. If you were asking someone for help, you needed to act like you were asking for help. You did not handle things this way.
After hearing him out, Yuan