Red Dead Redemption: Western Consortium

Donal actually didn't understand David's thoughts.

In his opinion, David already has enough US dollars now, and the 1000 US dollars given to Sheriff Malloy and Sheriff Ryder of Strawberry Town every month is just an insignificant number.

As for the drinks given to them, they are even more worthless.

The cost of a bottle of private wine is only more than 20 cents, and they don't need to pay alcohol tax. For the huge profits of private wine, it doesn't matter how much they give away.

Now that we have so many dollars, why should we go to the bank for a loan? That requires paying a lot of interest.

Even if the farm is used as a mortgage, the bank will only give you a few thousand dollars at most.

It cost 8000 US dollars to buy the farm.

This is a losing business.

"Mr. Callander, I don't understand why you are doing this." After hesitating for a moment, Donal still raised his question.

David is in a good mood. As the bootlegging business grows larger and larger, his daily income continues to climb to peaks. Perhaps in the next few days, it will break through the $2000 mark.

"Donal, don't focus on the small Valentine, we can have greater development."

"The moonshining business is our capital, but its source is illegal, and we have to find a way to make it legal."

“Only in this way can our business become even bigger.”

"The bank allows us to speed up the process and have more legal assets in name."

Although David spoke clearly, Donal clearly didn't understand.

After all, although he has some cleverness and some ideas of his own, he has never read a book, received no systematic education, and lacks knowledge of this era. In other words, his thoughts are still limited to the barbarism of the West, not the civilized world. inside.

This is a limitation caused by cognition, and it is also a normal situation for most Westerners.

"Perhaps you will understand later, Donal."

David did not continue to dwell on this matter and preach. It is a very troublesome thing to reshape one's worldview, and David obviously has no interest in doing so.

The invitation from the manager of Valentin Bank was during dinner. After all, the manager still needs to go to work, and some things are not convenient to talk about at work.

Now David still has a lot to do, such as better improving the farm.

The little money he earns from crops means nothing to David. It's a few hundred dollars a month, which doesn't even make him half a day's income.

So David prepared to build more houses on the farm.

Federal lands are privately owned, sacrosanct, and have no time limits.

Therefore, David can do whatever he wants on his farm. This is his personal wish, no one can stop him, and it is protected by federal law.

At this time, the federation was still relatively lacking in land policy, so David was completely able to take advantage of this loophole.

"I need to build 10 houses on the farm, which requires a lot of helpers. Donal, you go to the town and post the recruitment."

"Those who are willing to work for me can get 22 cents an hour according to the current wages of workers. In addition, I can also give each person a bottle of private wine every day. Of course, this is after get off work. , as my personal allowance to them.”

"Each house must be built according to the two-story standard and must have six rooms. Of course, it doesn't matter if the rooms can be smaller, but in terms of design, it must be based on the latest popular apartment form."

"Each room should have an independent bath, toilet, cloakroom, kitchen, and balcony. It is best to have a small room together, which can be a utility room or a children's room."

"Oh, maybe I need to invite a designer to come over. You can ask if there is a designer in Valentine Town and whether he can complete my request."

David described his requirements in detail, and Donal took a pen and wrote them down in a notebook.

"Mr. Callander, do you want to build a hotel?" Donal asked curiously.

David shook his head and said, "No, this is a room prepared for our outstanding employees."

"If any employee is good enough, then I can give him a room and let him live in it with his wife and children without any charge."

"They can even get a small piece of land on my farm to grow potatoes and vegetables."

If David wants to build his own group, he must first have a group of loyal employees. It is not easy to get a house in the west, and he will prepare everything for his outstanding employees to relieve their worries.

The 60 apartments are just the beginning. In the future, he will build more apartments and even single-family houses.

And those who got jobs and houses, wouldn't they give their meager loyalty to David?