blackstone code

Chapter 2073

Cruel tyrant.

This is some media's evaluation of the little earl, plus the portrait with more shadows, which makes him look like a villain in some film and television works.

But these evaluations can't change anything, just like those dead people, even if they use blood and death, they can't change anything.

In the following period of time, the negotiations between the Guafla government and the Federation made a lot of breakthroughs, and even got a lot of orders.

If there is an order, it means that work can start.

The start of work means that people have income.

In times like these, there is nothing more comforting than a stable job.

Unexpectedly, with the resumption of production in some places and the start of recruitment in some factories, the society has stabilized.

This is also enough to prove that the survival needs of the bottom society are actually pitifully small.

As long as they can survive, even if they are a little bit reluctant, they will be content with the status quo.

Blackstone Bank was also formally established, and its first business was savings business and loan business.

Speaking of the loan business, people in Gefra may not be familiar with this thing.

What they're not familiar with is the Lynch style federal lending business, because for most people, to borrow money from a banker/bank, you have to have something to mortgage them.

Otherwise, these people will never take huge risks to issue loans.

Historically, there are some private banks that can rely on personal credit for loans without any collateral. As long as the applicant has a certain reputation and is recognized by people in the society, they can take loans from private banks.

This type of business has indeed attracted widespread attention from the society as soon as it was launched. Even the personal credit loans of the six major banks before the federal government have the shadow of credit loans.

But they are different after all, and credit loans are more like an assessment of social prestige, and then loans are issued according to this assessment.

Some people who are more active in the community can often obtain loans easily——

No one will tell those people "this bastard you are talking about can't exchange money" when asked "do you think xxx has the ability to pay back".

After all, the bank's money is not theirs, and they have no reason to offend others for their own affairs.

This has also led to the excessive issuance of credit loans by private banks. Many people disappear immediately after receiving a large loan, or refuse to pay back the money.

Even if the court recognizes that the loan is valid, most of the time it is difficult to have any enforcement.

When these people with certain social credibility decide to take this path, they have already liquidated and transferred their assets.

For the current people of Gefra, they actually have nothing to mortgage.

house?

This stuff isn't really worth the money.

Although Gefra did not experience a more systematic massacre during the occupation, each city still lost a lot of people.

Some of these people were requisitioned to work, and finally died on the construction site. Of course, not all of them died, and some people would always die there.

Others were transported by boat to work in Peng Jieao, and have not been released until now. There is a high probability that they are either dead or missing.

So the house is empty everywhere, and it is not something that can be valuable.

Gold jewelry and the like have been looted in the rounds of search and suppression, and some works of art have not been seen.

Not only were the Penteos looting art, but so were the natives, and the Federals were looting by bartering smuggled goods.

There are no decent works of art to be found these days.

So, how can these people get loans?

The answer is simple, labor.

At this time, the price of labor in Gefra was completely suppressed due to the fall of the country, and the price of labor was not much higher than that of Nagalil.

But at the same time, these labor forces have some things that Nagalil's labor force does not have, such as skilled workers, skilled workers, and some special workers.

This is something that Nagalil's labor force does not have. Lynch's actions are very fast. Within a few days, people know that labor is also valuable!
Mr. John is one such Guafra man who is in dire need of a sum of money, and his child is ill and appears to be seriously ill.

In addition to funds, federal aid also includes various supplies, including medical supplies and medical assistance.

At present, there is no shortage of doctors and medical supplies on the island, but those who need treatment lack funds for treatment.

At a time when various supplies are relatively tight, human life is not as important as people think.

No money?

see a doctor?

security guard!

Just when Mr. John was about to die, Blackstone Bank's business officially began to operate, which gave him hope.

Early in the morning, there was a long queue outside the head office of Blackstone Bank. Mr. John took a look and saw that there were probably more than 100 people in front of him.

Most men, few women, these people are here to take out loans.

They have nothing to offer as collateral, except themselves!
To John's surprise, he also saw a former colleague of his.

The two stood together.

"Have you seen those women?" His colleague pouted, his tone filled with disdain and contempt, but his eyes couldn't hide his true thoughts.

John pursed his lips, "What's wrong?"

His colleague seemed very disdainful, "I heard that they can go to the Federation, guess what they are going to do?"

John had already guessed, but he asked anyway, "What?"

"Do the answer."

Fortunately, it is not illegal to apply for a job in Gefla, it is just a special industry, so these men did not show much emotion when discussing this issue.

There's only a little bit of sourness...maybe it's envy, jealousy and hatred.

Everyone knows that the one who goes to the Federation to apply for recruitment is the Federation Sol, and the market there seems to be good.

High-end recruits can cost hundreds or thousands of dollars a night, and ordinary girls can spend tens of dollars to receive a guest.

This is much better than here on this island.

John didn't know what to say, instinctively he thought that doing this would embarrass Gefla, but he couldn't really say it.

Because it is precisely these men who make these women have to do this, it is this country!

The two chatted about each other's needs again, and then both fell into silence.

The crowd moved bit by bit, faster than expected.

Soon John entered the business hall and was assigned to the cabinet group.

It was an independent small space separated by some green plants like a deck.

There is an "L" shaped sofa set, a desk, and a staff member.

He sat on the sofa with some restraint, and handed over all his personal documents to the staff.

The staff smiled and asked him to sit on the sofa and wait for a while, and then began to examine the various documents submitted by John.

Because loans are only available to local residents living on the island of Gefa, some documents still need to be verified.

Then the staff gave him a form, which listed various types of job information, and he needed to fill it out completely, and fill in the work intensity he could accept, as well as those work resumes that he thought he could get.

A little nervous, but okay, he fills in quickly.

The staff took back the form, looked at it a few times, picked up a pen to draw, and asked, "Mr. John, do you accept working hours exceeding eighty hours a week?"

Gafla previously implemented a two-day system, and has continued for many years.

The slogan they put forward is "only enough rest time can satisfy high-intensity work", starting about 100 years ago.

Gafla has already implemented the weekend system one after another, and the working time does not exceed ten hours a day.

From this point of view, it seems that they are at the forefront of the world.

Even the Federation is not as good as their work system at this time, for the workers.

Mr. John was stunned for a moment. His brain was not very good, but he could probably calculate that if he only worked five days a week, he would have to work sixteen hours a day!
That's almost twice as long as he used to work!
He was a little at a loss, "Is the intensity of working more than ten hours a day too high?"

He said the Federation explained, "I'm afraid that the work intensity is too high, which will cause me to make some mistakes in my work and cause losses to the factory."

The staff member smiled and said, "You don't have to worry too much, Mr. John."

"You only need to work a maximum of twelve hours a day, and you have an hour break at noon..."

John seemed to think of something, "You mean there are no rest days?"

His voice raised slightly, but the staff member nodded honestly and said, "That's not exactly the case. You have two days off each month."

"But before you take a break, you must first submit an application to the factory, and you can only take a break after approval."

"Other times, I work from eight to two and three to nine every day."

If John doesn't need money now, he must stand up and leave.

But he needs money!

He gritted his teeth and asked in a low voice, "So... how much money can I get?"

The staff calculated it and said, "Based on your work history, you can get 75 points per hour, but the premise is that you can't be lazy at work..."

Nine yuan a day, if there is no rest, it will be 270 yuan a month.

This amount of money is definitely a huge sum of money for the people of Gefra at this time!
He felt... It seemed that it was not unacceptable.

"Then when will I get the money?"

The staff took out another document, "After you sign this personal labor loan agreement..."

After a while, John, who had an extra 440 yuan in his personal account, was a little dazed.

He will serve Blackstone Capital for 220 months. During these 50 months, he can only get [-] yuan a month, because there is still [-] yuan belonging to "interest" and "service fee".

He doesn't know whether he has made a profit or a loss, but he knows that there is hope for his family's illness...

(End of this chapter)