Going Into the World!

"What? 58 billion dollars?"

"Yes, it is internally considered as a margin line. For your reference, we know that the amount you presented to Brown Castle is $7 billion."

I was a little surprised to hear from Ms. Glenn. This is because the sale amount of the global signal is much larger than expected. The company's outlook is not clear, so it sounds like the amount of margin line is not even great.

The first thing I thought about was buying a global signal and threatening three mobile operators with 'Termination' and responding to their reactions.

If three mobile carriers who took an uppercut would bow and ask for a negotiation, they would have a serious conversation.

Everyone wants to make money anyway, and I can forgive you for playing around with the jokes of Rockefeller or the ‘Cheniramsfeld’ ruffians at best. Instead, I thought I should actively participate in the promotion of my phone.

If three mobile comms come together and fight back, the story will change. A careful investigation later found that if the three companies cooperate with each other 100%, they will be able to block 70% of the holes drilled into global signals. Of course, this is theoretically true.

The three companies are competitors, and it is not easy to actively collaborate and share information about their towers and signals, equipment, and services. In a short period of time. But if we really try, we can cover 50%. The rest should suffer from quality degradation.

However, you can't just push three mobile communication companies away. We also need to think about when these guys are playing media to blame on the Johnstone group for consumers' frustrations. This will result in more damage to the Johnstone Group than the three Eagle companies that already have enough to eat and not have much image to discount.

I was assuming a variety of scenarios, but the plan was wrong from the start. Global signals are too expensive to use for threats. We have yet to find a need to increase the number of towers on the Johnstone cable.

"Why is it so expensive? I heard there's been a lot of competition and a $3 billion drop in sales and profits last quarter?"

This is too expensive for those who have at most a few towers, so my tone is blurry.

"Consider it included in the margin tax. It's only three billion dollars of tangible, intangible assets combined. I'm sorry to tell you this, but 5.8 billion dollars is not expensive."

"Y-yeah, really?"

Well, I have nothing to say about that. Then you send Glenn out to investigate further and roll his head.

Wheyrik, Wheyrik, Wheyrik.

A spinning pen of memories that has been restarted since when. Often when I get confused, I find surprisingly many solutions.

No satellites, no planes, because of the weather. ‘

In addition to acquiring the global signal, I examined several options in my own way. The first thing that came to mind was a service that the Johnstone group boasted about using satellites. Unfortunately, they are too heavily influenced by snow or rain to realize high-speed data services.

"We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. ’

If I say this, I will not buy ridicule from the industry and consumers. Of course, in my private plane, there is constant communication equipment for snow and rain, but that's because it's millions of dollars.

The same is true of the aircraft. It is heavily influenced by snow, rain and wind. It is a hybrid aircraft that exceeds $100 million. It does not freeze in winds, but regular aircraft do not rise in winds.

‘Due to strong winds, service is temporarily interrupted. Please only wait until the wind stops. ’

This is even funnier. However, you cannot use a $100 million hybrid aircraft per capita. It is not yet commercially licensed and requires pilots and operational personnel to be on board, making it very expensive to operate.

Among the two, the ability to provide high quality stable services from a long-term perspective is the use of satellites. It takes at least a year to develop miniaturization technology to apply it to smartphones and to meet the miniaturity requirements. SS class personnel are always short, and cannot be cut unless they stop working on projects.

"Wait! If you don't want vagina, you can battle as sheep!" ’

I also came up with a new idea to see if the ballpoint pen was rewarding. I hurried to the Johnstone Techno Centre because I had a few technical verifications to make sure this didn't end with a simple idea.

How much would the entire Johnstone group spend on R&D?

At the beginning of the year, I was asked to set up a research team by research budget and investigated the group's overall research and development costs. I got into this huge investigation because no one in the group knew the exact cost.

Technologically-intensive companies, such as Johnstone Electronics, Automotive, Consulting, Security, and Orbital Science, have found that between $300 and $40 billion were used only in technology research and development, including the Johnstone Techno Center's own budget of $5 billion.

The $5 billion budget in Johnston Techno Center, which is the brain of Johnston Group, is due to the growing number of ongoing technical advisories for the first affiliates, and the second, although not required by any affiliate, is pursuing studies that pioneer future technologies.

A recent study of hybrid aircraft is a good example. It is a future technology, but there is still nothing special about it except riding on it.

The drones Thomas was obsessed with are now beginning to generate revenue through collaboration with military drones in General Atomics, but until now, they have only been future-fuelled technologies to satisfy the curiosity of SS grade talent.

“Gentlemen, is that possible? ”

“Well, there's no big problem if you actively support it. Right?"

“Technologies anyway... but the weaving can be tricky. But only if I do my part. ”

“I'm busy these days, but I'll take care of it, since it's a favor from you. ”

The researchers sitting in the conference room are yelling out loud that "if you do," it will be resolved. That's the kind of people who are gathered here.

Satellite location tracking and transmission and reception,

Remote tuning of civilian drones,

Communication technology with satellites and space projectiles,

I brought together 10 of the SS-grade talent who have experience in telecommunications and electronics projects to identify one possibility. And I explained what I was thinking, and the answer is also positive. It is quite complicated and time-sensitive, but not impossible.

“Thomas, would you like to be in charge and form a team? ”

“Fine. But I think it's too soon for a month...”

“We have all this technology anyway, so what, we can build a prototype in a month? ”

I came to the conclusion that of course I could. Instead, I whispered to Thomas, "Skynet 5 Day Pass," and he shouted, "Don't worry."

A few days later, the following invitation was sent to companies managing communications towers:

When: June x, 2005.

Venue: Johnston Group Headquarters, 5th Conference Room.

Hosted by Chairman of Johnston Group

Content: We would like to discuss issues that will have a significant impact on your future.

After the invitation went out in my name, I was asked what was going on in the secretarial room, but I didn't tell them. Instead, he made it clear that the penalty would be irrelevant if he did not attend.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Along with the screams of the crowded LA Dodgers' Stadium, young people are excited about the atmosphere. From children to seniors, all ages are well represented in the American sport culture.

"It's good to see this."

"Haha. Now learn to enjoy yourself. Here, have one of these."

Turner picks a can of beer and gives it to me. The cold feeling in my hands that I received, I felt like I was getting thirst that was not in my heart. The atmosphere of the stadium is so awkward after coming here for so long.

"Khhh. Cool. What are you doing? Drink up."

I feel like I'm holding the beer in my hand for a while, so I tap my shoulders to rush it. Turner also sounds like he is good at drinking, but he takes a deep breath at once.

This guy hasn't even started the game, and he's already...

I kicked a tongue when I saw Turner beating one out of that spot and picking the other. It's not unusual for Turner to drink a few beers. But you have to think about your age.

I'm actually not very good at finding baseball fields. Probably the second baseball game I've seen in my life with Jennifer was with San Francisco Giants. This is entirely due to my childhood traumatic memory.

Two drops of radar!

This baseball team with a misleading name was where I joined the Children's Fan Club. If it wasn't necessary, I'd have stuck with it since I was a kid. I postponed the whole world for a day or two and asked to join the Children's Fan Club because I couldn't stand by and listen to my friends talk.

But what? There's a deadline for this, too! At the time, I thought it was too embarrassing. You're willing to sign up for a child membership to pay me back and cheer me on. What's the deadline? I'm full. Come back next year. Of course, I don't remember exactly, but I do remember that it was quite late.

I couldn't help but join two drops of radar's less popular children's clubs at the time and get hats, t-shirts, and copper for grabbing.

And since then...

The hat and t-shirt I received had to sit quietly in the corner. Double-Drop Radus grew tall and became the last man standing by singing, and later achieved the mastery of the 17th consecutive rank that trampled the sprouts of the Dream Tree.

Fortunately, I started losing the day I joined the fan club and didn't tell my friends I had joined two drops of Radar's fan club. This may have also become a mockery. I can't see anything.

The 17th Anniversary?

This was a ridiculous record even though I was thinking about it now. I haven't really been into baseball since I had this bad memory, so I bought an LA Dodger and I thought it was just a means of publicity, but I didn't care.

"Thomas? Your first time on a baseball field?"

"Oh, no. I went with my family when I was a kid."

"Miss Heidi?"

"Yes, I often went with my family and relatives."

"Does Jennifer know baseball well?"

"I know. I've been following my dad since I was a kid."

"Turner..."

Turner's the one who volunteered to oversee things himself, so let me tell you something. It seems like Americans enjoy baseball as part of their lives, and I see a lot of parents, especially fathers, who came with their children.

[Today, VIP seats show Chairman John Kim. It's also home to Thomas, Miss Heidi, and President Turner on the other side. By the way, is Chairman John Kim the first Dodgers game?]

Huh? That's what I heard. Rarely found in stadiums. Of course, you can do that because you're so busy in business. "]

[That's right, but in the meantime, you've been very rewarded by refurbishing the grounds, lowering your parking fee to 10 dollars, freezing your admission fee for the next five years.]

Chairman John Kim waves.]

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Twinkle, twinkle, twinkle.

I thought I'd pass quickly, but I waved my hand slightly as I continued to speak. Jennifer smiles as well. But there's a lot of screaming and clapping on the playground.

The crowd cheers me in a loud voice because there has been a significant change in the Dodgers' operation.

The first thing I did was open a page called 'My Dodgers,' and I started hearing complaints from Dodgers fans online. When I took a position to listen directly from the table, various opinions came out.

Next, we formed a 'Fan Operations Committee', which led to a shift in the club on the client's side with benefits such as free tickets and good seating. My father-in-law, who played table tennis for me, is a typical American who grew up with baseball. Of course, I began to unravel the hahn that had been piled up along with them.

I started switching between persistent parking lots, mediocre food, crappy online ticketing, unfriendly staff, old toilets, etc., and I overheard that it cost roughly $20 million to organize a piece of dodgers' pitch and other expenses.

The viewing environment is better, but the price is cheaper? There's no one who wouldn't like this. Ever since the Dodgers Club started, I've been living like this.).

This tremendous change and investment was due to the fact that there were some things that my father-in-law dared to say about his motivational pursuit, and he assumed that he was donating to the community because he was not voting anywhere to spend 20 million dollars.

Although it's not what I did, no one doesn't know that I'm the ultimate owner of the Dodgers' League. Not to mention my reputation rises when I feel like my beloved baseball team is getting better in this way. That's why people scream.

Artwork Reviews

The reason I don't find a baseball field very well... is the story of the writer.

When I was a national-school writer with a bit of an earache. I am disappointed to hear that my classmates were so tempted to talk about baseball that they finally decided to join their children's membership and called a popular team in class.

However, after calling each team individually, I finally found a place where I could join.

Sammy Superstars!

Heheh heh heh. It really is a loving team for me.

At the time, I was living in the Gangnam Gangnam Gangnam Gangnam Gangdong several times to sign up for a child membership, crossing a countryside road (I remember seeing a lot of empty fields at the time), and in almost two hours I found a baseball club building. And finally join!

You've all heard that since then, right? I think I did a good job of not telling my real friends how reckless it is.

For your information, Sammy Superstars has an 18-ball record, and Double-Double Radars has an 17-back record. Is this Korean pro baseball history?