Watch Billionaire, a young billionaire fighting a federal investigator.
What impressed me the most was Ax's IQ and means.
Some of the most impressive passages:
1 At the end of the episode, it turns out that Ax has been monitoring Wendy, his most trusted female friend except his wife. Although Wendy helped him through various difficulties, whether it was in company operations or mental health, he went to collect Wendy's handle, but in the end, due to a misunderstanding, Wendy found out and broke up unhappily. Holding the handle of everyone, holding the initiative.
2 There is also a paragraph in which Ax tried to get some rumors on Wall Street in order to get rid of some of the people who betrayed him, and staged a vivid quarrel with his executives. Everyone was watching them pretending to fight and only speaking. It's great, life is like a play, it all depends on acting.
3 Every important conversation, Ax will be in a very safe place, with first-class anti-eavesdropping and anti-reconnaissance capabilities.
4 What I admire most about Ax is his golden finger feeling that everything is under his control, as long as I am serious.
5 Ax does not need contacts, everyone in his position will come to him, he is the core of the relationship network, people will tell him their information, because he never treats anyone who helps him.
6 Arrogant, arrogant, smart, he can see everyone's pain points, knows how to influence public relations, is articulate, and has many years of business experience that allows him to take the most beneficial actions in any crisis, and everything is under his control. Inside.
7 Wendy is too strong and more dramatic. He is sandwiched in the middle. It has to be said that the scale of grasping with the two men is just right.
8. What kind of strength is in what position, how much ability to eat and how much to eat. But billionaires really have a lot going on.
9 Chuck is true love for Wendy, respect her, it is difficult to choose between love and justice. Ax's wife is also very smart.
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