Paul Getty's grandson was kidnapped for $17 million ransom
Scrooge's Getty calls in former CIA agent Chase to help save lives, and doesn't want to pay
The grandson's ear was cut off and sent to him. After much negotiation, the remaining 4 million US dollars was cut, but this money was not given in vain. It must be lent to his son by Getty within the tax-free allowance, and his son will pay again. Interest, and then if the mother uses the money, she must return the custody of the grandson to his ex-husband (that is, the heroine has no custody)
But in the end, the tax-free allowance was only 1 million, so I only paid 1 million, but 1 million is not enough, and 4 million can no longer be cut.
The quick-witted mother understands that to negotiate with the rich, you have to be rich, even if it's a fake, bluff worth
Guo Duan released news and paid 4 million in full, which made old Getty panic. Where did this woman get 4 million? Do you have an agreement with anyone? So I don't want my 1 million? If not? Can't get custody back?
Suddenly got 4 million? After that, will my grandson still recognize my grandfather? I didn't use my money after all?
Or maybe my conscience found out, I finally paid 4 million in full, and my grandson came back safely.
So in business, negotiating with others is like Chase negotiating with the oil princes. You have to pretend that you don't care and are confident, or you will be bargained for by others. Even if it's just a bluff.
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