1553: Chapter 746: Director Xu’s Matter 1553: Chapter 746: Director Xu’s Matter Life is like a play; it all depends on acting skills.
Yan Fei always believed his acting skills were quite good.
Because no one had ever told him that, actually, his ‘acting skills’ were pretty average.
The reason no one told him was simple: Boss Yan was young, in the pri of his life with boundless prospects.
Generally, those who knew about his situation, even if they would never intersect with him in the future, wouldn’t intentionally offend him for no reason.
The people Yan Fei usually associated with, what kind of people were they?
So held secure jobs; others had built up their own businesses to so extent with their hard work.
Not to ntion other aspects, at least they knew very well what should be done and what shouldn’t be done.
So even if Boss Yan’s attitude was sowhat over the line, everyone pretended not to notice—people who were young and successful with considerable achievents were typically given a high degree of tolerance.
Even the hooligans from Sancha River village, when bullying students in school, mostly knew to avoid those with exceptionally good grades.
The less intelligent reason being that these students were highly regarded in the school and the school wouldn’t tolerate any trouble involving them.
The smarter ones realized that it wasn’t worth it to offend such students—what if soday they got into university and made a big leap forward?
When they returned with so prestige, it would be our turn to not be able to get by.
Such incidents had indeed happened in the ‘history of the hooligans’ of Sancha River village.
Take Lin Baoguo, for example; he wasn’t particularly outstanding academically when at school, but as soon as he ca back, he was an official police officer at the police station, and in just a few years, he rose to be the deputy director, then the head.
Those who used to know him, especially the ones not involved in decent activities, had to be thankful they hadn’t offended him, otherwise, wouldn’t they be at his rcy now?
If even the petty hoodlums understood this principle, then for soone like Boss Yan, even if his ‘acting skills’ were lacking, who would mind?
Everyone would just laugh it off; was there any need to take it too seriously?
Therefore, Boss Yan had always been under the illusion that his acting skills were quite impressive.
However, that was under circumstances where everyone else was aware.
At the mont, Yan Fei’s perfunctory attitude seed extrely detestable in the eyes of Director Xu, from this trading company.
His family didn’t do much, just raised a few cows?
Director Xu had already concluded that this young man’s family must be involved in animal husbandry back in his hotown and probably had a substantial foundation, leading to his dismissive attitude—knowing full well that you are the director of a trading company, and yet you act like this, isn’t that the epito of arrogance?
He didn’t even want to bother with a youngster like him, but now, seeing his ignorant arrogance, Director Xu was sowhat displeased: “Oh?
Your family runs a breeding farm?
The scale must be quite large, right?
Where is your hotown, young man?”
The aning behind these words was not very amicable.
Because no matter when, those in business must interact with banks.
Director Xu didn’t think he could control everything, nor did he plan to deliberately make things difficult for soone by, for example, reaching across regions to get soone in the sa system to cause trouble.
But there’s a well-known truth: It’s hard to make things happen but easy to ss them up.
I can’t control the entire province, but after all, I am a director in the Provincial City.
If in the future soone from your area cos here for a eting or sothing, and at that ti I still rember this incident, wouldn’t I just veer the conversation a bit?
Let the young kid understand his place in the world—that’s for your own good, to prevent you from offending people everywhere in society later on because you don’t know the difference between high and low.
As for whether veering the conversation would be effective, that was absolutely certain.
We are all part of the sa system, and if you can conveniently do a favor for soone in the sa system and maybe trip up others in the process, why not?
And besides, if soone else trips you up, they might as well take advantage of you and get so benefits from you; it’s basically getting sothing for nothing!
Usually, there’s no reason or excuse, but now soone has brought a pretext and even extended an olive branch; it’s a situation where one gains twice.
So people might think this is sowhat unreasonable, but think about it, isn’t this how things are?
In society, there’s always a portion of people who feel they should receive better treatnt and that others should behave in a certain way towards them.
If others don’t act accordingly, they casually use the perquisites that co with their secure job to make themselves happy.
As for whether the things they casually do have a life-and-death impact on other people’s enterprises and factories, that’s not their concern—who asked you to be ignorant?
Yan Fei had been at quite a few drinking tables by now and even had the ability to drink like a fish.
When others got tipsy and started talking nonsense, he could only listen bored, so he had heard quite a bit about such matters.
The mont he heard what Director Xu said, he understood the subtext.
Looking up at the sowhat forced smile of Wang Yongcheng and the forced laughter of Wang Lei as he gestured to him, Yan Fei managed to restrain his temper and said with a smile: “My family is from Wancheng City, we run a cattle farm, the scale is decent.
Well, if you have important matters to discuss, I’ll take my leave.”
It was only after he finished speaking and exhaled that he muttered to himself: When you’re in jianghu, you can’t help yourself!
From the very beginning of interacting with Director Xu’s peers, when had anyone ever looked at him with such attitude?
He thought about it and couldn’t help but want to laugh, feeling he had beco arrogant himself.
It was ti to be humble, stay humble.
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