Going Into the World!

From Baroque, Gothic, and Renaissance to neoclassical, Munich is Germany's largest capital city. Conversely, there are few ‘skyscrapers’, commonly seen in cities. It is due to regulations governed by Munich policies that focus on the city's aesthetic and tradition.

Moreover, even a 'high rise' building is only a 20-story little building, so it's difficult to think about skyscrapers seen in major American cities such as LAA or New York. At least recently, more than 30 stories of buildings have been completed or planned.

The overextended acquisition of Kirch Media, which had come to bankruptcy last year, also required a revision to the overall plan for entering Europe. European headquarters was looking for a less taxable place to set up in Eastern Europe, but many people and businesses in Kirch Media made me think differently.

Although Germany's 30% tax is not a great condition compared to Ireland or the majority of Eastern European countries, there was a special appeal in Germany.

All social and human infrastructure as the heart of the European economy. Especially as 40% of Germans once worked in the manufacturing industry, it is unmatched in this area.

Needless to say, automobiles have the leading technology and manpower in almost every field of manufacturing, from the mechanical, chemical and electromechanical industries.

Especially in the developed automotive industry in Munich, we also needed to settle down in some way because we wanted to find another clue to the development of Johnstone automobiles.

When I first saw the Kirch Media Building, which was only 10 floors away, I said, "Am I the one who did this? 'I was disappointed. It was even more surprising that it was still worth $5 billion in cash and the largest media company in Germany.

Of course, I later heard it was because of the city's policies, but I was also disappointed that the views were so small compared to the Johnston City headquarters or the L.A. and New York skyscrapers.

If I hear one of the reasons I haven't been to Germany often in the past year, it also includes my regular office. Whether my complaint went through the sky, at the right place, a building came to the market in a condition of construction.

Located in the northern Mosaic of Munich, it is 38 stories tall, with the exception of the downtown Olympia Observatory. I don't know how they got permission from the city council to build such a tall building, but it was controversial after permission was given.

They were able to purchase for $300 million, including the building and the land surrounding it, which was to be completed in January next year, according to the constructor's plan.

I'll negotiate with the others and get things done, but I have a Johnstone that specializes in this. Immediately, I gave a 'special order' to Lee Cheol-gu to complete it as quickly as possible.

It is not easy to change the design of buildings that are already being built, so the idea was to mount solar panels that 'maximized aesthetic' on the roofs and portions of the walls while the basic skeleton remained intact, or to change the overall color and appearance. Of course, the accessory buildings are being redesigned to my liking from the beginning.

He also chose experienced Johnstone construction as the main operator, and was able to complete the main tower more than six months earlier than expected.

Since the acquisition was already underway, Iron Ball President said it was twice as difficult as coordination and design changes with existing companies, he commended the effort and paid for it today. When I came here today, I liked what I had to buy urgently.

"Is that the BMW building?"

"That's right, isn't it unusual? I have to chew on it every day."

Eva asked me a question and I don't think it's the right thing to say, but it's a company I've chosen to compete with Johnstone's car. I thought it would be motivating to chew it while looking at it.

You don't seem to understand why Eva would say something like that. He gives you a small pat on the cheek because it's funny to look at it with a blank eye, then smiles.

Looking out the east window of my office, I see a strange shaped silver building with four cylinders placed not far away. BMW Headquarters.

It's plausible that they were built with a sense of design. I would have made a better one if I had built one from scratch, but I was a little disappointed. But the BMW building was only 22 floors tall, so I'm 16 floors taller because it's 38 minus 22. Hehe.

"Are you going to use this as your European headquarters?"

"I haven't decided yet. It's nice here, but the taxes are too expensive, right?"

Combined with the last acquisition of Kurch Media headquartered in Munich, it looks like there are roughly 10,000 new recruits. It's not a small group, but we don't need to head here because of them. Some companies often have separate "tax" headquarters and "work" headquarters.

Otherwise, Western Europe will be in Ireland and Eastern Europe in Serbia, but the place where I stay and do real work can also be in Germany. There are a lot of smart guys like that, so I think we should leave them to it.

"Munich is beautiful. If I'm in America and I come here, I don't know why I'm excited."

"Yeah? Well, it's a lot wrong."

While getting out of the airport and riding in a car, the view is entirely different from the "vast, massive" American feel of LA or Johnston City. I look out at the telescope and see some of the old-fashioned buildings from afar.

"Eva seems a little preoccupied today."

He looks out the window and leans slightly back at me, standing there. When I was in the head office, I was invisible, but then I came to Europe and suddenly I did something that I was not impressed with. It doesn't mean you don't want to. Whatever it is, it smells good on Eva.

"Can't you do that? Why are you being so expensive?"

Eva brushes her teeth with a dull sound, and she touches my chest with her hands. It was nothing, but I felt good. I guess I'm a little excited about the new environment.

"Did you know I'm expensive now? There's over 300,000 people under me."

"Tsk! Well done. John is like a child at this point. Do people know this?"

As I shrug my shoulders, Eva makes fun of me with a smile. You turn your hands back and grab Eva's butt. I'm wearing a suit, but it's summer now, so I can feel the elasticity in a thin cloth. I grabbed her by the hand and screamed.

"Of course not. You have my face!"

"Awesome! Why the butt... hmm!"

I grabbed Eva's waist and pulled her in front of me. You lick the earrings with your tongue, drawn by the silver earrings that appear to be between the spilled hair. Eva's sweet voice irritates your ears. I don't know why I won, but I heard a knock.

"Sir, Mr. Kirch is ready for the meeting."

Sabrina approaches me shortly, notifying me of her next schedule. I felt sorry for what it was, but I left the office because I had to work.

As I walk out the door, I turn my head for a moment and look at Eva, looking at me. When I lick something with my tongue, I cover my mouth with my smile.

"Mr. Karls, I'm going to ask you to elaborate again. What is the exact condition of the German government's proposal? It's a little sudden, isn't it?"

"There's no such thing. You know, it's a lot worse. But I think this is an opportunity for our group. If the fireworks weren't so severe, you wouldn't have had to contact us."

I nodded without knowing what Carl said. Unlike the cool interior, the outside is now suffering from the mid-30s of stinging heat. The scorching sunlight that you see outside the window makes you think you can see the air still tingling.

Carl, who is in charge of Europe in Munich, urgently called me because of the strange climate that is happening in Europe.

The hot summer, which started in early June, showed an unusual sign by greatly shifting the average temperature of the previous year, and at this point, the expression 'hot’ and ‘hot’ became more appropriate than the word 'hot'. Of course, the relevant agencies in each country had an emergency.

What do you need most when the fireworks last a long time? It's electricity. The problem is Europe's biggest heat back in 450 years. Which country would plan for that heat once in a lifetime?

Most people set a certain threshold, which has been threatened since before the return of summer.

People change their behavior when their feet catch fire right away. Each country's government, which was busy in its own way, began preparing for the event, and several countries, including Germany and France, finally broke the power demand a few days before Mr. Karls called me.

As citizens became anxious in the seemingly stiff weather, various media began to look for eye-catching materials, and the 'power smart grid' technology that has been installed in California and Illinois has been reimagined since the early announcement of this year.

In addition, various statistical and power distribution methods related thereto, and various evaluation techniques that had been studied in the meantime, suddenly began to be illuminated.

Unlike France, which is proud even after death, it is a German government that cares about reason. It was reported that the existing energy ministries had made an urgent call to Johnstone Energy to determine if they could not prepare for what would have happened under 'Hundreds of Years of Fire'.

"Are you interested in the 'Smart Power Grid' of Johnstone Energy or just the Command Center?"

"Right now, we want to create a grid of power generation and demand. I wanted it to be similar to the command center that I showed you at my previous meeting, but I didn't have the time, so I asked you to understand the situation at a glance and take the appropriate action."

Karls explained that the German Ministry asked us to set up smart devices and create a command center at key facilities and branches first. It is difficult to install a tight grid in time. The command center should also install the main panel and expand the car functions.

There is an order no matter how urgent. I don't even have a scarecrow bat, but I can't just 'tickle' a command center and build it overnight. You also need to know how many main points to install smart devices.

"This isn't easy. Of course, if you're going to make it, it's going to work, but time is running out. Did he say anything else?"

"If you actively help us overcome this crisis, the Federal Government may introduce a 'Smart Power Grid' system. And this order is urgent, so it pays more for the facilitation fee."

The offer itself was not so bad. Though it's a verbal promise. If we help you this time, the federal government will do you a favor in the future. And Johnstone Energy is also a great opportunity to promote the system.

"How does Mr. Karls look? Power management is done by the state government, but the federal government helps. Is that right?"

"That's not true. It's easier to persuade the state if you're funding at least a fraction of it at the federal level. Even if you don't, once you successfully implement the system, it will be easier to move into other countries."

Mr. Karls was quite active. I think it's more because he's in charge of the Johnstone Euro and he's in business for the first time, but the next thing I know, the only problem is time.

I guess I'll have to use Johnstone Construction and Johnstone Electronics again. Koreans have a great talent for 'fast'. If you make a Special Task Force and double your salary, you won't complain.

"Okay, it's just a slight modification to something I've done before anyway. I'll call the head of the company, let's have a meeting tomorrow."

As soon as I gave her permission, I remembered the determination on Mr. Karls' face. I summoned Eva, who was waiting outside.

"Call Korea right away and call the leaders of the Johnstone Electronics, Johnstone Construction, and Johnstone System. And Mr. Miller from Johnston Consulting in the United States. We'll have a meeting tomorrow afternoon."

Looking at the watch on your wrist, the second hand ticks and moves. Time's a-wastin '. I paged the bosses, and they'll all be here in 16 hours.

Although it's only Germany now, other countries, such as Portugal, Spain and Greece, have received inquiries after the broadcasts that Germany requested the installation of the 'Command Center' from Johnstone Energy. I think it's a great opportunity to export the 'power smart grid' across Europe.

If the flood had not come, it is likely that reviews of major businesses such as power infrastructure would not have taken place so quickly. Weather is helping us with what we should have waited for at least two to three years.

I'm sorry for the heat people, but I didn't make the fireworks to work in my business. The one who works well works well. I have a bit of luck.

Artwork Reviews

Europe in 2003 was the hottest waterfall since 1540, literally the hottest in 463 years. There are several statistics, but 70,000 Europeans are said to have died of heat, especially the elderly.

At this point, the highest number of deaths occurred in France, reaching nearly 14,802 people, when the damage was concentrated during a period of sustained temperatures of more than 40 degrees for seven consecutive days.

Portugal 47.3 degrees

Italian (Sicily) 46 degrees

Spain 45.2 degrees

Germany 40.4 degrees

41.5 degrees Switzerland

In addition to the region (country) with a record of more than 40 degrees, heat has risen in many areas, including 37 degrees British, 34 to 37 degrees Italian and 37.7 degrees Dutch. Of course, there will be no electricity, and there will be a blackout, right?

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The Johnstone Euro model is an uptown Munich in Munich. A cubic skyscraper in the Moosach area of Munich, whose aesthetics have not been taken into account for its controversy.

It is the tallest building in Munich, with the exception of the Olympia Observatory, to a total of 38 floors (or 37 floors), and was constructed between 2001 and 2004. This is the first time a 30-story building has been granted one or two permits. Right next to it are four seven-story annex buildings with transparent roofs, which the Singapore government bought for €300 million in 2006.