With the films supported by the acting skills of Aunt May and Hanks, the plot is second. As a digression, the company held a family office party before, and the family played by Aunt Mei was invited to the scene. Aunt May's family seems to have finally sold the Post, which became the subject of a personal case at this client meeting. Interestingly, according to clients' recollections, their mistake was to follow only the family's opinion and not take outside advice, which caused the Post to go from bad to worse, and it ended up being sold to someone else. It looks like the buyers happened to be bankers (led by the Amazon boss), so looking back at the movie now is a mixed bag. However, the family is also developing very well now, and the client, as the head of the family office, also manages the family quite well, so everyone is happy.
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