The first half is a super-long story version of the main theme of the "American Dream", which can be referred to the socialist core values propaganda film of "Liberty, Democracy, Prosperity and Power" in my country; "Social Network" retro version.
"The business world is a dog bites a dog, intrigues. When I see a competitor's failure, I will step on it again. Can you do it?"
This question from Kroc, the McDonald brothers who believe in honest business and careful sailing for thousands of years, cannot answer.
how about you?
Of course, it will not be naive enough to think that society is a playground with unicorns and marshmallow rainbows, but it will not be too extreme to think that all darkness is only about profit.
But this not-so-great film succeeds in at least one place: it portrays a lively American businessman in pursuit of success.
He is so ambitious and unscrupulous that he only has himself in his eyes, so much so that he has no hesitation in abandoning his wife and business partners who have always supported him.
In my shallow life experience, this is the frank selfishness characteristic of most men. I only want what I want, I can endure ridicule and contempt in order to compete for resources, but at the same time, I can turn against my so-called friends at any time for the sake of differences in interests, throwing the paste hamburgers on each other, or even give up the glamorous club membership, and idal rich Complete break.
Does this remind you of anything? The supervisor who said "I don't care what you guys want"? That boss who occasionally growls?
what do you want? No matter how hard and negative, what do you want?
Ditch the emphasis (or not at all) on the opinions of others and remember one thing: how can I climb higher on the social ladder? No one succeeds by being a bad guy.
When a wretched, pitiful wife who is always standing in the corner is still full of fighting spirit, just thinking about herself and discarding useless emotions Kroc, it's up to you.
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