Dennis Nash, a construction worker, is a living specimen from the 2006 subprime mortgage crisis. The day after arguing in court that he could not afford the mortgage and asking the judge to forgive him for some time, the real estate agent Rick Cavill, who works for an investment bank, took the police to ransack his home, ignoring what a man had in front of his mother and son. With dignity, skillfully perform those false lines that "felt empathy and ask for understanding".
Of course, the deportees did not dare to violently resist the law, but had to resign with their mother and son to live in the shabby room. Demolishers as real estate agents have the upper hand. Even if I just wanted to attack for dignity, but was sent to an awkward situation by the broomstick thrown by the demolisher-now there is such a job opportunity, in order to let the child eat a meal, I still have to work. In the face of embarrassment, dignity has never been worth anything.
Dennis with a broomstick, the first thing he had to face was a set of mansions that had been blown up by an angry bankrupt and flooded with excrement. From cleaning broken houses to driving away nails, and from fraudulent accounts to cleverly establishing names and expropriating land, Dennis has become the "Faust" in the Western classic narrative that trades souls with the devil Mephistopheles. He has become more and more familiar with his new creation. Professional identity. But unlike Rick, the "mentor" who drove him out and coached him, Dennis was not a hard-hearted man
. In the process of rapid wealth growth, he also began an extremely painful battle between heaven and man .
