Maybe it's hard for you to understand, but I'm talking about the story and you're the only troll I see...If my comments are ridiculous, why are you so interested?
Where did you read that Christian is rich?
Maybe he is, but he could also be millions of dollars in debt and his company could be on the verge of bankruptcy...
Anyone can make absurd assumptions like your idiotic statement defining the Boss as just a rich man...
He pays the salaries of all his employees...
It's your statement that's ridiculous, and only someone without a brain could reduce the character of the head of a company to “A RICH MAN.”--- you are making me laugh
Let me get this straight... are you poor? And so you hate rich people?
But your statement is completely ridiculous and irrelevant to the plot.
That's not what defines Christian's character. He's the head of a company and pays all his employees on time.
The boss can decide who to fire, and it's clear that on his first day, Hutch caused the company Christian heads to lose millions of dollars...
Do you think a boss who loses millions of dollars because of one of his employees doesn't have the right to fire him?
Do you think Christian is a rich man who doesn't need to work?
It seems to me that you are the one who doesn't have a clear idea of what it means to be rich... because if you don't work or allow your employees to make you lose millions of dollars, Christian would become a homeless bum very soon.
Do you think this is a scene of a rich man that does't need to work
Are you sure that Hutch have no idea?
If Hutch has no idea who the person talking to his boss is... and Christian said to him, “Didn't we serve you well?”... then Christian isn't rich enough to afford to lose two clients on the same day...
and, coincidentally, the two clients had been assigned to Hutch (another important thing to know is that on the first day Christian didn't even know Hutch was married, so he still knows nothing about his wife Vivian).
Is Hutch playing dumb?
As you can see, it doesn't matter how much money the boss has, and in real life, a boss of this type of business can go bankrupt in a matter of hours... one minute they're rich, the next they're homeless...
There are many people who have asked you to stop posting your angry comments about this story that your brain is incapable of understanding.
You hate this game just because you hate NTR stories... so you're the troll here!
The only one who's blind here is you...
You talk about rich men... but don't you know that those who work with millions of dollars can fail at the first mistake, and Hutch has already made two in just a few days?
I ignore that stupid sombrero....
So let me get this straight, you're here to comment on my ideas and those of other users... and spout nonsense about the main characters in this story?
You're here to troll, and your purpose is clear to everyone here!
You're someone who doesn't like NTR stories... you're incapable of respecting women... and you're not interested in this game at all... you're just here to criticize those who talk about the game's plot, trying to make people understand the true meaning of the story...
You're just here to confuse things...
You're the poor troll who will never understand women.
Thank to be interested in my posts!
I can't wait to read your next mix-ups about the powerful characters in this masterpiece...
[/QUOTE]
More laughable comments. You replied to my comment with nonsense, so I responded. It is not that I am so interested in you. That is more of your absurd delusions. You obviously, as I expected, know nothing about business. You think if you write a lot of words people will believe you. If you knew anything about business you would know that it probably costs Christian millions just to run his business. This is based on the little bit that SC Stories has already shown us in the story. As the owner of the business Christian either rents or owns the office building where he and his employees work, and he either rents or owns the warehouse where the goods are stored. He has to pay all of his employees including the ones that man the warehouse; you need people to receive shipments, send them out, and inventory them. He would also need to insure everything including the buildings, the items stored in the warehouse, and his employees. If the story is set in the United States, he has to pay for benefits too. He also has to pay for legal services which means he either pays for an attorney, or more likely, pays a law firm. As the owner, her also pays for business trips. That means he paid the expenses for the trip he and Hutch made to see Reese; things like plane tickets, hotel rooms, rental vehicles and meals. The other guys in the office probably also have to go on business trips. As a business owner he is also responsible for things like licensing fees. He has to make enough money to pay for all of this, and make even more to have money for himself. As the owner, he gets paid the most. The Reese contract was for eight and a half million dollars. The impression given in the story is that it is the largest contract at that time. The other contracts are probably for millions of dollars each, but not quite as much as Reese's. Hutch lost 2 contracts, but did not loose all of his. The other guys also had multiple contracts, each probably worth millions of dollars each. You of course don't know any of this because you obviously don't know what you are talking about. You make long nonsensical posts that are mostly word salads with no basis in reality, and you get called out on it in MULTIPLE THREADS. The adults in the room can look at my posts and look at yours, and they will know which of us actually knows what he is talking about, and which of us makes up nonsense with no basis in reality and tries to pass it off as reasonable. The adults in the room will sometimes disagree with me, but I don't think they believe I make up nonsense with no basis in reality and try to pass it off as reasonable.
I think you and noahsombrero should team up and do comedy based on your takes on this story. What you guys write is so funny you could give Dave Chappelle a run for his money. I will be putting you on ignore soon, just like I did with him.
