"It sounds like you made that 100 million in revenue was just an accident." Zoe smiled: "I want to encounter this kind of accident, too, but it's impossible. Do you have a good outlook on Dow's purchase of the company?
"Yes, it is very optimistic. Maybe you already know that the patent of the light stick has expired. The competition in this industry will be very fierce, but the product has a lot of room for development in the field of concert assistance. Barn's The combination of patents and Dow's production and marketing capabilities will enable them to take the lead in this industry."
"Then do you regret giving up this company? After all, you also said that the business prospects of light sticks are very broad."
"Of course not. As a singer, I have no energy or ability to compete on a large scale in a completely unfamiliar market. Dow is the best. I trust them."
"Will the recent wind in Washington also be very beneficial to them? Regarding legislation to prohibit some shoddy light sticks from entering the market."
"Yes, because there are many children watching the concert, ordinary fans will not consciously guard against the cheering toys in their hands. I heard that the parents of the little girl who was injured by the unscrupulous brand light stick have collected many similar experiences. Victims, the scale of the class action may be very large. I support them and stand with them."
With so much endorsement fee, Song Ya doesn't mind helping Dow brag more and talk about what they like to hear.
"As a 19-year-old billionaire, do you have any advice or advice on investment and financial management for readers of the Tribune's financial column?" After playing the drum for Dow, Zoe Barnes changed the topic.
"I have nothing to say..."
Song Ya laughed, "You know, my main business is still in music. The money for the acquisition of Barn's company also comes from record revenue. My impulse investment at the time was nothing to imitate. No, I would never recommend someone to imitate me. I was not inspired by the rave party and noticed that the new idea of using fluorescent agents was a standard failure investment."
"APLUS that you are so self-effacing will only be more enviable. You have done a good job and you have reason to be proud of it."
"Thank you... uh..."
A plastic bag flying over the glass curtain wall disrupted Song Ya’s thoughts. Suddenly, a bright light flashed in his mind, “Actually, I can’t say it’s self-humility. My thought comes from my heart, although it seems I seem to have done a very good business... Let’s put it this way, for example, you know that Chicago is also called the Windy City, and it’s windy all year round..."
He said more and more smoothly, "Sometimes, as long as the wind is strong enough, pigs can fly."
"What do you mean?" Zoe Barnes lowered his head and flipped over the desk book in his hand. There was no such sentence.
"In fact, doing business is like this. The luck factor will dominate at a certain point in time. When a good air vent is encountered, the pig can fly, but do you think that pig has vision and ability? Not necessarily." Song Ya explained.
"So you compare your success to a pig on the vent?" Zoe Barnes understood, and she laughed. "This kind of argument is very interesting, maybe it will become a famous saying in the investment world."
"It's almost like that."
The interview lasted about half an hour. Song Ya saw Dile appearing behind the camera. He must have found something urgent when he found here. "Shall we take a break?" He suggested to Zoe Barnes.
"Okay." Zoe Barnes agreed, and the people at WGN knew the opportunity to turn the camera off.
"What's the matter?" Song Ya left the sofa and walked to the corner with Dile.
"The family of Pérez Prado took the initiative to ask me about the recording progress of the soundtrack of your movie. They couldn't hold back anymore. The transfer of Mambo No.5's cover rights is a show." Dilei was very excited, "How can I reply to them?"
"Really? Don't worry, tell them that I don't need the cover of that song anymore. The soundtrack of my movie is almost finished, and there is no copy for that song."
This is indeed good news, Song Ya replied: "You ask Dieng Wilson to get the track list of my original soundtrack, show them, and let them completely give up."
Anyway, that apocalypse song originally belonged to the original soundtrack of the movie, but Song Ya was going to put it in the second album's reserve, but Pérez Prado's family didn't know, and they certainly didn't want to lose a big buyer like themselves. Compromise can be expected.
"What if they agree to transfer the cover rights? Where is your psychological price? One-half of the composition royalties?" Dila asked: "Are you OK on this condition?"
Ooo...Areyouok! ?
Suddenly a magical Chinese accent sounded in Song Ya's ears.
"APLUS?" Dila looked at Song Ya, who was holding his forehead in thought, "Do you want to seize this opportunity~www.mtlnovel.com~Uh, is there someone named Angelina here?" Song Ya did not answer. Dile's question instead asked Zoe Barnes aloud to them.
Zoe Barnes and the people at WGN looked at each other blankly and shook their heads.
Wecanchachaonthefloor,
Baby, wecanchacha,
Wecanchachainthenight, chatilltwo
Andifyouchachame, Ihavetochachayou
OhAngelina, Angelina, Angelina
The sudden apocalyptic music, lyrics and names are not related to the scene, Song Ya feels a little abnormal.
"APLUS? How do you say? Pérez Prado's family members are waiting for our reply. They seem to be eager to complete the transaction. This is a good opportunity for us." Unknown Dile urged, "Is half of the composition royalties OK? "
"can."
Song Ya pulls his thoughts back to reality. The original singing voice of the new Apocalypse song is exactly the same as that of the singer who sang Mambo No.5. That should be a person, perhaps because of the contact with the Apocalypse, "In this way, you can ask Pérez Prado’s family again. I want more than one piece of music."
He asked Zoe Barnes for pen and paper, and simply wrote the tune of the apocalyptic song Angelina that he had just received, "Two songs, one-half of the composition royalties, if you give them, you can trade, and you don’t give them."
"Okay, I'll do it now." Dile hurried away.
Chicago 1990 Chapter 526: Lucky pig
"The lucky pig on the outlet, the singer and the youngest African-American billionaire APLUS commented on the amazing deal he reached with Dow earlier this year..."
Soon, Zoe Barnes released an exclusive interview in the Chicago Tribune, and then appeared in the financial column of WGN TV as a special guest.
This interview and program unexpectedly caused great repercussions. Soon, the three major wireless stations CBS and NBC, as well as the cable station CUU, all approached WGN to buy the video of this interview, and still invited her to be a guest on site.
After watching her final remarks at the interview site, the screen was switched back to the studio of a financial section of NBC, "Hahaha, the pig on the vent, APLUS is really interesting, Zoe, do you agree?" Asked with a smile.
"There is a certain general reason, but I think it is just his self-effacement. Although there are no lack of similar examples in the real estate and technology industries recently, what I want to say is to find the outlets that can make you fly, and how to be in the wind Maintaining flight stability in China requires very high quality and level."
Zoe Barnes wore a decent professional suit and talked to the camera.
This kind of show usually invites guests with disagreements to balance their views and create contradictions and points of interest. Therefore, another guest, the middle-aged white man who turned to a stock recommendation expert after an investment failure, immediately refuted, "But this is his truth, isn't it? APLUS is a hip-hop singer. I feel that he has always said something. Although I don’t listen to his songs very much, he does say it very honestly. That’s right, he didn’t expect the fluorescent party when he bought Barn. It will be popular, not to mention that the light stick will be used as a concert support..."