One hundred and fifty-five bargaining
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Hanks didn't actually have much information about the "Japanese zone" either, so it was impossible to be too specific in making a battle plan. However, the preparations before the offensive and how to disengage after the operation was completed became the focus of the plan. Hanks seemed to have a plan, and immediately came up with a very careful plan. Judging from this plan, Hanks should have a very strong team at his disposal.
According to Hanks's introduction, Hanks didn't know who Curtis's boss was, so as soon as Curtis died, Hanks completely severed their ties with the organization that gave them the task, and that organization had severed their ties with Hanks. We little fish and shrimp don't know the inside story of the whole thing, so the possibility of being worried about the silence is very small, and it was Hanks who pulled us in. Now we're half-hearted, sort of a partnership, so I decided to see what resources Hanks had in my hands and take some advantage from him.
The habit of Americans is to negotiate the remuneration before doing something, and then there is nothing to talk about when the thing is done. Americans don't talk much about this in this regard.
Garland wanted to work with me on Hanks' plan of action, and I called the boar to push his wheelchair into a small room, closed the door, and said to Garand, "Garand, I think that Hanks would have killed us who didn't know the truth, and probably wouldn't have been on the list at all." Hanks telling us all this is actually pulling us overboard. But you don't seem to be annoyed at all. And you do what he wants. I wonder why this is? โ
Garland smiled embarrassedly: "You see that?" I'm sorry, I'm a veteran. From the day I entered the military school, I was taught the responsibilities of a military man. It's been a part of me for more than 20 years, and although I've seen a lot of shadows, I still think I have an inescapable responsibility to this country. If the Japanese did bring biological and chemical weapons into the United States, they would have to be stopped. โ
The boar looked at Garand and shook his head, "You are a true hero, Lieutenant Colonel. But those of us are no longer soldiers. It's those scumbags who mess things up, why should we go and wipe our ass? We have wives and children, and if these people die, who will feed their wives and children? โ
Garland said: "Did you know that the American occupation forces in Japan never left? It is because Japan has been trying to retaliate against the events in Hiroshima and Nagasaki from the bottom of its heart. Do you know what terrible things the Japanese will do in the United States? How many Americans will die from this? โ
"But that's what the politicians did," said the boar. โ
I interrupted the boar and said, "There's no point in discussing this now. We've got to get to the bottom of it. But we can't do it in vain. โ
Then I said to Garland: "We only have a few dozen people, and if we have to attack a neighborhood defended by hundreds of people, no matter how well planned and firepower, it will kill people." The injured are to be safeguarded, and the families of the dead are to be supported. Since people still listen to me, I have to think about these people. But this time we won't get the money. โ
Garland asked, "What do you want?" โ
I said, "Since Hanks has a secret organization, maybe there's something we need, and I need to squeeze some oil and water out of him." โ
Garland asked, "What do you want to do?" โ
I said, "So I need to have a good talk with Hanks." Please don't be overzealous about his plans until we reach an agreement. For the sake of Angarand's heart, I assured him, "But rest assured, I will not delay my action." โ
Garland said to me very sincerely, "I believe you are a person who cares about the big picture. With that, he pushed his wheelchair out of the house, and I said behind his back, "Please call Hanks." โ
The boar shook his head helplessly: "I think he remembered the days of serving the United States again." At that time, we were proud to be a useful person to the United States, but the United States had abandoned us, and there were not many people like the lieutenant colonel who persisted. โ
In the tone of the boar, I felt a kind of sadness of the hero's end. I have never been a soldier, so I don't feel this way, so I can only refrain from commenting.
When Hanks dodged through the door, I looked at the boar, and the boar spoke first, "Hanks, I know you had no choice but to pull us into this troubled water, so we don't blame you." But in the past, everyone used money to fight, and when they died, they could leave a sum of money for their families. But who will pay for it this time? โ
Hanks seemed to have thought of this question for a long time, and immediately said, "Gentlemen, this is for everyone's sake. And I don't have much money in my hands. The money for this department is in Curtis's hands. โ
"So we can't guarantee that everyone will participate in the action," the boar said. You know that most of them have wives and children, and it's best to let them act according to their own judgment in this case, otherwise it's easy to get bad on the battlefield. โ
Hanks was silent for a moment and asked, "So what do you want?" โ
I asked, "What do you have in your hands?" We don't necessarily have to be money. โ
Hanks was silent for a moment and then said, "Okay. I have a few secret warehouses that I can hand over to you. โ
The boar asked, "What's in the warehouse?" โ
Since Hanks decided to hand over the warehouse to us, he said cheerfully, "The list of items is on my computer. I can give you a rough number now. These warehouses contain more than a hundred light and heavy machine guns, more than 1,000 rifles, as well as anti-tank missiles and individual anti-aircraft missiles, RPGs, explosives, body armor, communications equipment, vehicles, and many other things you don't expect. The rest of this operation is yours. โ
Fack! We will definitely have to replenish a lot of equipment before the operation, and this equipment will definitely come from these warehouses. Hanks won't be able to keep us from knowing about the existence of these warehouses. Probably that's why Hanks gave up on these warehouses so easily. It seems that he may have been planning to send us away with the contents of these warehouses a long time ago.
It's a bad feeling to be fooled. So even though I had a lot of stuff, I still had to bite off another piece of meat from Hanks.
I calmed down and said, "We're not going to go to war, and these things aren't very useful." Am I going to give each of my people a few missiles for them to set up a stall? We need more things that are easy to exchange money for. โ
"These weapons are going to be worth more and more money," Hanks said. โ
The boar said, "Sometimes it can lead to death." โ
Hanks thought for a moment and said, "I don't really have much money. But you and I have some information to give you. If you want, you can find a way to grab a sum of money yourself. โ
The boar asked, "What information?" โ
"Intelligence from drug trafficking networks and other gangs across the West Coast," Hanks said. Knowing this, you can easily grab money in the underworld. That's all I can do. โ
The boar looked at me, and I didn't speak. The three of them were silent for a while, and Hanks finally couldn't hold his breath and said, "Okay, I can hand over to you the assets controlled by some peripheral personnel in this department, and I don't need them anyway." โ
I don't think we can push Hanks harder, because we still have to fight together. So I said, "Okay, deal." โ