Going Into the World!

"Mmm-hmm."

Jennifer's hands groan in mysterious ways.

"Heehee. Are our babies here? We have to keep her warm."

If you want to raise a family, you have to have a lot of pages. Jennifer says she wants to have a baby that resembles me quickly and caresses my granddaughter very carefully. I wanted to say, that's supposed to be cold... but I felt good, so I just endured it.

"Ugh, damn it! Don't be touchy. Ask him."

Jennifer, who was touching her seed pouch like a trampoline, looked at my figure standing in front of her, expressing a gentle expression and licking the tip with her tongue. It looked like the cat was dipping its tongue into water, and the soy sauce caught fire without me knowing it.

"Like this?... Queek!"

Jennifer grabbed my head without even knowing it. As my stuff entered my warm mouth and reached its end, I was irritated, I couldn't help but push my butt forward.

My stuff went down my throat, but I couldn't let go of my head, and Jennifer was choking for a moment and tears came to her eyes. I told him to let go of his poor face quickly, but my hands felt more energized for a moment whether he had stimulated my instincts. I like the bottom.

"Queek, queek. Ugh! I thought I was suffocating."

"I'm sorry. I don't know... It was so good."

With my mouth, I'm sorry, but I still have deep regrets. I'm sorry, Jennifer. Jennifer whimpering like she's curious.

"You like it that much?"

"Is that what you call it?"

I immediately answered Jennifer's question. You don't have to say it separately, you have to click and answer when you have the chance.

Jennifer glances at me, takes her mouth back and carefully bites mine. This time, if I feel suffocated with both hands on my thighs, I can pull them out at any time.

I noticed a large chest, a trademark, floating down, but I wanted to reach out and touch it, but I felt sorry for not touching it.

I'm leaning down my head, and my golden hair is flowing down and down, tickling my thighs. I stroked Jennifer's head as my stuff went into Jennifer's mouth, feeling wet and excited.

"Khh. I can't. I think this is coming out."

I feel like he can't take it anymore. I wanted to just chew it up because I felt like it, but I quickly said that I was going to scold you for wasting precious things. I shout, "No, it's different."

"No! My babies."

I quickly got into position and pushed the object into Jennifer's crack. Jennifer frowns at what comes out of the blue, but she can't waste her time pushing away. Luckily, it was biting with its mouth, so it acts as a lubricant because it has a needle in it.

"Ah-ah."

When mine enters to the end, it groans and grips me. You grab Jennifer's chest with your other hand while holding her with one hand. I like the feeling of clumps. As she slowly moves back and forth, looking at Jennifer, her frowning eyes begin to widen slightly.

Huzzah! Huzzah!

Either Jennifer was over-serviced a while ago, or I just got caught up in an instinctive gesture. When I was distracted, I suddenly tightened something and my muscles loosened without me knowing it. I feel like I'm choking as I climb up my back.

Jennifer doesn't let go of my butt with her feet, either. It seems to be trying to take me deeper.

'Yes, you bastards! Stay alive and help the family.'

I blessed them. Jennifer is smiling happily at what's so good about me when I open my eyes while enjoying the pleasure for a while. Huff.

The coup in Times Warner ended with half the success. Chief Executive Officer Levin resigned earlier than expected from CNBC after continuing criticism, including gaining the title 'Worst Executive in American Enterprise History'.

Afterwards, the sole successor, Mr. Parsons, seemed to have decreased in power as one fell from the 'Levinfarson' combination. Of course, so is this one. Case was hit similarly when the 'Kestner' combi was left alone when the stock price was pushed.

Kelly, president of the Treasury team who helped us, called me and worried about what to do next. Apparently, the CEO thought his position was in jeopardy when he changed to Mr. Parsons.

When the king resigns, the attendants under him will change, but the same thing happens when the CEO changes, because everyone wants to work with the right side of the family. A degree of watermelon is a natural phenomenon. Kelly was more concerned about being the primary target because she had no contact with Mr. Parsons at all. The way I see it, there's something wrong with my feet that scares the hell out of helping us. Who knows? Tsk, tsk.

"Sir, Mr. Parsons has called the executives and I've attended. I didn't say much, I had a meeting with the executives, and I was scheduled for next week."

"Don't worry. I'll get in touch with Turner. If you think there's a problem, Turner will come and talk to you. When I look at you, I'm not worried for a while, so work hard on your job."

Turner seems to be wandering around the building nowadays, chasing away people he doesn't want to see anyway, but he also said that Mr. Parsons is quite awkward, so watch out for Turner.

Come on, since you're carrying a bomb, it's best not to mess with it as Mr. Parsons just got to the top. Turner has enough power to hold Kelly's place. Of course, I don't know how much longer.

"Thank you very much. But if it doesn't work out..."

Kelly says she's grateful, but she's still confused about how she can be more certain. I was thinking about what to say, but then I thought about it, it's no big deal to me, but this is his food. I felt sorry for him.

"If something goes wrong, there are a lot of affiliates in the Johnstone Group, don't you have anywhere to go? However, it would be best if the time-warner cable were disconnected and played a role there. It's only a matter of time before things slow down."

"Thank you for your attention. I'll work hard!"

I confirmed that I would take full responsibility, and I heard Kelly's voice suddenly brighten.

"The person who follows me is the one who is responsible to the end. Don't worry, I'm not the bad guy who uses it when he needs it and says," I don't know. "" I reassured him once again.

"Of course, sir. So, I've been going through the books very closely over the last few years, and there's a lot to be recorded as a loss. We've done a separate investigation in case you need it. It looks like more than five billion dollars. There's a lot of vague classifications about accounting, so it's going to be a lot more than 10 billion dollars."

"Really?!"

Kelly's new information has caught my attention. Perfect for tightening the breath of a sighing man.

I gave him a big compliment for doing well. I really liked that attitude of thinking about what I needed and finding it on my own, but I like the style of working without these instructions. I'm comfortable.

When I'm happy, Kelly likes it because it's big. Maybe he's running hard to show his worth, but first it's a pass point. I ordered a silent flow through the secret channel.

< Time Warner announces loss reduction >

[The loss of $100 billion was announced last time, and it turns out that the time Warner who achieved a new record has actually significantly reduced the loss. Associates report that costs ranging from at least $5 billion to several billion are classified as investments.]

A few days later, some very pleased articles began to appear. With an infinite repetitive conversation persistence, issues with the time-warner overflow across the Internet. Of course, the good news spread rapidly and pushed the stock price in the water down to the deeper sea.

When I hit the ground, I thought I would climb back up again, and my organs and big hands were very horny. Someone commented that Mr. Parson was unsuitable for the group of time-warners who needed restructuring, and that he needed a 'weight loss' to scalpel the tissue, and the word spread quickly.

"Haha. John, I have good news for you."

I'm wrapped around my head about Johnstone's energy issues, and Turner calls. Seeing that it was good news, one thought hit my head.

"Have you decided?"

"I had a meeting this morning and decided to get out of the cable business as soon as possible. Looks like Chairman Parson was really hot. You used to be relaxed, but you changed your attitude completely today."

Kelly previously reported a roughly recurring charge, but Turner explained the situation in more detail.

Mr. Parsons was determined to help stabilize the Times Warner businesses as much as possible. Although the shareholders suffered insomnia, the Time Warner's businesses were not hit.

Both of Levincase, the direct leader of the loss, have left the company and have been idling for time, but the problem is that there is no evidence that this problem will be quiet. Huh.I know why.

In the short term, he was furious about the leakage of information that made things more difficult. When angry investors started discussing Mr. Parson's restructuring abilities, he felt that the back of his feet were on fire as he started mentioning specific alternatives. Whether he spends his sleepless days losing his investment or not, he says in April, when he thinks a blade will come into his collar, he changes direction.

"How are you?

"Me? My nickname here is' Untouchable. 'How's it going?"

Khh! Ugh. When I heard him say something proudly, I almost endured the laughter bursting out of the moment. The word "Untouchable" actually... means "be careful" because if you touch Turner the wrong way, it may explode like a bomb, but I think it means "majesty." That's what Kelly told me.

"I heard Mr. Parsons was angry at the board meeting that the company's financial information had leaked out?" That's what Kelly also said.

"Really? I don't know. He told me that once. I didn't mean to be suspicious, so I got mad, and then he turned around and said he was sorry. Haha!"

It's a video. Turner really didn't do it, so he must have put up with his temper. Maybe Kelly doesn't know that and still suspects Turner. However, in the last year or two, the company has shaken and the manpower has been heavily moved, so I won't necessarily doubt Turner. Information is easy to leak when this is a mess.

"Chairman, I have good news!"

Soon after I got off the phone with Turner, Kelly called, too. When I say I already know, it is a disappointing voice.

"You did very well on this one. We need to take over the time-warner cable in the future, so please try harder."

I complimented him first. My voice makes me happy. It would be nice to know that what you did cost me a fortune in sales.

"As far as I'm concerned, there aren't many places to buy a Time Warner right now. I'm going to start funding by separating the families, but if you're interested, the company will love it. Instead, let me try to lower the price."

There was a merger of AT&T and Comcast, the top three cable companies in the workshop last year, and a large company was created that took up 30% of the market by Comcast after it consumed its management challenges.

Currently, the market is very competitive and the environment is changing rapidly, but the revenue model is not settling properly and others are struggling as well. It is not easy for anyone to buy unless they have a clear plan like mine.

"Haha. I think Kelly is quite capable. I'm very comfortable with this idea of finding something to do on my own."

I used to think of myself as just an actor in a play, but after working, I really liked it. He also found out about the accounting issues he was hiding last time, and suggested he find out what he needs to do again.

"Thank you, Chairman. I will work harder in the future."

"Yes, you can take over the Time Warner cable, take care of it, help out with Warner Music, and more."

I felt motivated by my unexpected offer over the phone.

The announcement of the Time Warner Group's cable business division was greatly welcomed by the market. Eventually, articles from the debate that CEO Parsons was aware of the situation and wanted to see it happen.

Kelly gradually leaked some of the X files that contain financial challenges such as declining income and demand for investments due to equipment aging due to increased competition.

Of course, this information can't go unnoticed. These rumors raised funding costs while reducing the market value and creditworthiness of separate companies.

My informant, Mr. Turner, and Mr. Kelly, the head of the Treasury and Secret Service, were on the move, so things went smoothly. According to inside information, he was thinking more than $30 billion if he were to sell it, because AT&T had estimated the sale to Comcast at $45 billion based on subscribers and asset value.

However, as the problems of the company begin to emerge, the value is inevitable. Originally, AT&T demanded 72 billion dollars, which was sold for 45 billion dollars straight down the road, it is necessary to beat the price through information acquisition.

The information leaking out of nowhere drove me deeply into the fog, and by the time I proposed my acquisition, I had dropped to $20 billion. In the middle, Mr. Parson looked at Turner with suspicious eyes, but his brother opened his eyes and immediately turned his head. Hehe.

Where did 20 billion dollars come from all of a sudden? The acquisition of Kirch Media has cost more than $3 billion to date, but this time it was too big to borrow from the bank. Of course, the lenders had to bow their heads because the debt ratio was almost profitable, but they decided to borrow a large amount of money. I still don't want to sell my shares.

Artwork Reviews

At the end of 2002, the five main cable operators were:

1st Place - Comcast (30%, 21.3 million)

2nd Place - Warner Cable (15%, 19M people)

3rd Place – Charter Communications (9%)

Rank 4 – Cox Communications (9%)

Rank 5 – Adelphia Communications (8%)

The 5th and 3rd places are already down, so they don't exist now. Instead, the AT&T and Verizon, which folded up the cable business, came back and ranked 4th and 5th.

What's the next march... that has taken over 10 million subscribers' cable business?

For the record, someone asked me a question: In the previous session, the Times Warner cables were for $9.25 billion -- not for sale, but for self-survival.

Time Warner Cable Injection > Time Warner Cable distributes $9.25 billion to the bank loans > Time Warner Cable, Time Warner injections > Time Warner, $109 billion to the shareholders. At this point, if you did not spray it, you would expect it to be about 30 billion dollars.