"For example, a Texas farmer’s backyard suddenly poured out of oil. Did he do anything? He didn’t do anything, except for luck, there’s nothing to say, someone who has never attended college or studied investment and financial management. Suddenly encountering a vent, becoming a huge wealth, flying high... This phenomenon is not uncommon in history and now, around us."
"Cough." The host reminded him with a light cough.
"Oh, I'm sorry, I have no intention of offending Texas farmers." The guest realized that there was something wrong with his words and quickly remedied it.
"Zoe, what do you think?" The host transferred the right to speak to Zoe Barnes.
"I also partly agree that the current U.S. economy does have problems in this area. You know, many collectibles, such as old comic books from ten years ago, baseballs signed by stars in the 1950s, blankets from Indian chiefs a hundred years ago, All of these have been speculated by the market at incredible prices. This is a clear example of an overheating economy, just like the classic European tulip crisis in history."
Zoe raised the issue of macroeconomics, "That's why Mr. Greenspan suddenly raised the federal funds rate, didn't he?"
"There are many pigs flying in the sky, that's right." The guest just now nodded in agreement.
"But the commander doesn't like this decision of the Fed..." The host followed the topic, and the rest had nothing to do with Song Ya himself.
After twenty days of location shooting, the crew came to Evanston, across the lake from Chicago, where Northwestern University, another famous American university, is located.
The helicopter rented by the crew slowly landed on the periphery of the set, Amperlin Entertainment President Catherine and DTS founder Terry Beard bent down and walked down.
"What is he doing?"
The two walked into the set and exchanged greetings with several producers and directors. Zach Schneider took them to Song Ya's special RV. From a distance, they could see Song Ya standing on the roof of the car with one arm raised.
"Look for a signal." Zach Schneider replied, putting his hands around his mouth and shouting: "APLUS, come down! Catherine is here!"
"Catherine, sorry."
Song Ya climbed out of the RV, threw the phone to Linda reluctantly, and shook hands with them, "You can believe that there is no GSM network only 20 kilometers away from Chicago?"
"It's normal." Terry Beard, who was in the technology industry, was more knowledgeable. He looked around. "This lakeside pier is sparsely populated. No profitable base station is willing to set up a telecommunications company.
"True M-Fxxk capitalism." Song Ya was very upset, "I want to send a text message."
"Uh……"
Catherine did not want to continue this boring topic, "I heard old Larry say you are waiting for the weather to clear, right?"
"Yes." Song Ya was also more helpless, "Either it was windy, or it was raining, and finally waited until it wasn't windy or raining, and dark clouds shrouded the Chicago skyline across the lake."
When shooting location scenes, we often have to fight with God. The crew has been stuck here for two days for the beautiful lakeside dance scene between him and Amy. The helicopters rented for the panoramic view and overhead shooting also burned two for nothing. Days of rent.
"It's normal, can you go in and talk?"
Catherine said, with Terry Beard, she must not have come to visit the class.
"bring it on."
Song Ya and Linda took the two into the interior of the RV that the crew used as a lounge and dressing room for him. The inside was very spacious, and there was more than enough for four people to sit down and chat.
"Mr. Spielberg was a little surprised by your change of mind on the DTS listing plan." Catherine was straightforward. "You should say hello to us first."
Terry Beard also nodded.
"It doesn't affect it? I'm just a suggestion. The shares of David Geffen and I are not enough to affect your decision, aren't they? I can actually do it. I will support any decision you make." Song Ya replied.
"But Terry and Mr. Spielberg don't want to contradict the views of all other shareholders."
Catherine asked: "APLUS, how did you think about it? Your recent pig theory on the frontline has aroused great repercussions in the financial world. Many upstarts feel that they are implicated by your words..."
"Uh, I didn't think so much." Song Ya was embarrassed.
"You mean DTS's listing?" Terry Beard asked.
"Oh no, I mean the pig on the tuyere." Song Ya replied.
"Let's talk about DTS." Catherine said.
"Then I have something to say, it's like this..."
Song Ya relayed what he heard about Jim Clark’s "Glare of Rogue" remarks, "DTS also survives in Silicon Valley. The investment tycoon over there, as a bystander, commented that our listing progress is as slow as a snail. I It feels quite reasonable. If we drag on like this, it might become their laughing stock."
Terry Beard nodded thoughtfully.
"But wait until the next wave of movies that use DTS technology is on the market, and the number of theaters increases by one more round, is it not good to find Wall Street to intervene? It has been a few months." Catherine must have represented Spielberg's opinion, "We wait. If you can afford it, then you can get more initiative in the hands of Wall Street, right?"
Terry Beard nodded again.
"I don't have a problem, or that sentence, I can do it." Song Ya shrugged, "In fact, I have the full power of DTS investment to be managed by A+ Audio President Dilee. Go talk to him?"
"Dilly is not listening to you yet." Catherine said.
"I can do..."
Song Ya really doesn't have to fight with the other party for this kind of thing. His movies still need to rely on Amperin Entertainment and Universal Pictures, and no one can offend Spielberg. He looked at Catherine's attitude, Spielberg should still stick to the original listing plan, although the decision on this matter is in the hands of Terry Beard, who has the most DTS shares, but Terry Beard has always been more hesitant to do things.
"Well, your final opinion is no opinion?" Catherine asked.
"Right." Song Ya nodded.
"APLUS! The clouds are gone, hurry up!" Zach Schneider exclaimed excitedly from outside the RV.
"Sorry, I have to race against the weather."
Linda hurried to pull the door for him. Song Ya apologized and walked out, "Are you going to my house to party at night? I have a party in Highland Park at night, and we will talk in detail when the time comes."
"What party?"
"Celebrate my accountant, Samuel, who is also the midwest managing partner of Yongdao, is promoted. He is going to New York to become vice president of customer service.
"Which guests are there?"
"The whole crew, as well as some of my local political and business friends in Chicago with Samuel, Dile will also go, and yes, there are senior Dows."
"Well, we will go." Catherine and Terry Beard agreed.
Song Ya hurried to the dock. According to the plot, at this time, he and the heroine played by Amy had a very good relationship, just the layer of window paper, so this romantic dance on the lakeside dock has a great boost. , Old Larry paid special attention to it.
No one cares why the heroine just invited the hero out in Chicago, and then came to Evanston across the lake in the next second. It was too entangled in authenticity, and most movies could not be seen.
Wheni\'mwithyou……
Under the official UMustBe accompaniment recorded by Donnie Breston and the beautiful city skyline across the lake in Chicago, Song Ya and Amy danced together, the helicopter hung overhead and circled, and there were people flying outside the camera. A few lake gulls, everything is to create the atmosphere of the most romantic scene in the whole play.
The two of them had already taken the time to complete the filming in the two days they were waiting for, and only the most time-consuming one was left. At the end of the dance, Song Ya completed the lifting action and put down Amy, who was bowing her body.