Big stars who came out of football

Chapter 159 Chapter 158: The Beginning of Chaos

Ivano Koch is a Mexican-American who has just immigrated to New York, USA.

He was born in a well-to-do family in the capital of Mexico, but when he arrived in New York, he could only find a temporary small hotel with his compatriots on Gerrard Avenue in the Bronx, New York.

"I actually regret coming to this disappointing place!" Gert took out the pocket of his jeans that had been cut open by a thief at some point and complained to Ivano Kok angrily. road.

When Ivano saw his companion's pocket, he immediately touched his pocket nervously.

When Ivano found that the wallet was still in his pocket, Ivano Koch shook his head helplessly and hugged his good brother, came to the hot dog stand on the street and said: "American dream, what a shit American dream , are all lies!"

The most common sight on Gerrard Avenue in the Bronx is a group of backpackers with backpacks and some people of color who have just immigrated. Among them, there are the most Mexicans smuggling~
The low floors and the slightly crowded streets make it impossible to believe that this is New York. Some people have tattoos on their arms, some people stare nervously at the people coming and going, and some people curl up on the street Leaning against the trash can behind him for warmth.

The owner of the hot dog stand is a black man. The hot dog stand that can be seen on the road in the United States is the main means of livelihood for this group of low-level immigrants.

After receiving $2.5, the black boss skillfully manipulated the hot dog in his hand while chatting with two people who were obviously rookies: "Hey! If you don't want to stand on Gerrard Avenue in the Bronx and."

"I advise you to hurry up and find a job that can support you!"

"After all, immigrants like you with a strong Mexican accent are lambs waiting to be slaughtered in the eyes of those thieves and gangsters."

"If you don't want to become like them, you should earn enough money to move out of here."

Ivano looked towards a group of street punks not far from the hot dog stand~
The group of gangsters with tattoos all over their bodies gathered together and formed a circle. Outsiders couldn't see what they were doing, but Ivano could see a trace of it from the movements of their arms and the expressions on their faces. The smell of conspiracy~
When the owner of the hot dog stand prepared the first hot dog, the group of gangsters suddenly rushed towards a supermarket on the side of the road.

Gert was so frightened when he saw this scene that he quickly shrank behind Ivano. Ivano looked around at the people around him and found that the rest of the people were still doing what they were supposed to do, but Ivano remained calm. I asked: "Are you an immigrant from Mexico? I immigrated from Mexico City. I actually have a very happy family, but because some uninvited guests broke into my home, I became a Poor man, considering that we are from the same hometown, can you give me a way out?"

The owner of the hot dog stand hid all the banknotes in the change jar of the hot dog stand in his trousers before whispering: "Get the hot dog and leave quickly."

"If I'm not wrong, after you returned to the hotel, all your valuables must have been stolen!"

"You can go to the entrance of the [New York Observer] on the next street to us and try it. There are some temporary workers recruited every day. After you save enough money, you'd better find a suitable place as soon as possible."

Ivano and Geert walked towards the hotel where they lived with a hot dog, and Geert couldn't help but quicken his footsteps after hearing the gunshot behind him.

But Ivano looked back at the hot dog stand. When the owner of the hot dog stand saw the group of gangsters rushing over, he directly put his money jar with change on his hot dog stand. One of the gangsters He snatched the change jar from the hot dog stand, and when he saw that there were only some coins in the change jar, the little bastard threw the money jar in his hand towards the hot dog stand without looking back.

Gert was scared and hid away when he saw this movement, but Ivano passed by one of the gangsters.

The crowd on Gerrard Avenue in the Bronx seemed to have been used to these movements for a long time. The police who arrived late and the supermarket owner who fell to the ground did not get help from the surrounding crowd.

Ivano and Gert also came to the hotel where they lived!
"oh! shit!"

Ivano didn't bother to comfort the companion next to him, but calmly packed up the messy luggage that had been turned over by the thieves.

"Ivano! I want to go home!"

"If you have enough courage to cross the U.S.-Mexico border again, then you can try it." After Ivano said these words, he looked at Gert with his suitcase and said, "Think about it. Don't follow me to the door of the [New York Observer] looking for our opportunity."

Gert looked at his empty pockets and sighed helplessly.

One after another incidents have exposed Gert's fragile character, but Ivano was exceptionally calm, and Ivano went to the hardware store downstairs to buy a fruit knife~——
Since the "New York Observer" newspaper was acquired by Jared Kushner, the eldest son of the Kushner family, the "New York Observer" newspaper has indeed set off a vigorous wave of reform.

The model of website e-newsletter + rural newspaper delivery not only enabled the "New York Observer" newspaper to drive a paper media revolution in New York, but also allowed the "New York Observer" newspaper to successfully win nearly 26% of New York's market share.

The emergence of website e-newsletter subscriptions has indeed allowed the "New York Observer" to keep up with the pace of the times, but the rural door-to-door delivery model has allowed the "New York Observer" to successfully penetrate into the surrounding states and counties of New York.

At first, only the "New York Times" used this routine. It was because of the irreversible relationship between the "New York Times" and the Rockefeller family. The United States is far ahead.

However, the "New York Observer" successfully broke into the base camp of the "New York Times" by using Mexican immigrants' demands for "low wages" and "no social security".

The value of cheap labor seems to be infinitely magnified here, but because the "New York Observer" has just started to land this project, a large group of illegal immigrants who are illegally stranded in the United States are looking for work every day at the gate of the "New York Observer" building.

A place with many illegal immigrants means "dirty, messy and poor".

(End of this chapter)