America 1919

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Cassie Carvalho couldn't hide his triumphant smile and glanced casually at Robert and his two companions before replying, "Alright!"

Eva Cowan also immediately said, "Boss, the logistics are a very tedious and complicated matter. When the company's required vehicles and cargo ships arrive and the recruited staff are in place, the company will be a large transportation company with hundreds of transportation routes. I think the company should plan a reasonable spending system for each route, such as the fuel consumption of a truck, the necessary expenses of several transportation workers, all must be strictly accounted for. At the same time, there should also be a reward system in place for those teams that are safe, punctual, and economical, and there should be punishments for those who violate company regulations and exceed the standards."

Donnie nodded again and said, "Like Cassie, I will assign you personnel and provide cash to get this done!"

"Thank you, boss!" Eva Cowan also displayed a proud expression, mimicking Cassie Carvalho.

The Kritch trio watched them with some anger but did not speak!

"Alright, discuss the specifics of the company among yourselves; just report to me in a timely manner!"

Donnie left Cassie Carvalho and Eva Cowan at United States Logistics and then left the place with Walker and Robert.

"It seems Cassie and Eva will suffer a bit at the company!"

Only after they left did Walker, who had been involved in the matter but had remained silent, finally spoke up.

Donnie understood Walker's implication: Cassie Carvalho and Eva Cowan, self-assured due to their prestigious university degrees, had a sense of arrogance—a common ailment among graduates from brand-name universities.
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They fantasize about receiving lucrative offers from big factories immediately after graduation and expect that within ten years, they can rise to become senior partners solely on the merit of their talents.

It is only after they actually graduate that they realize the diploma from a prestigious university is merely a ticket to enter these big factories. As for how far they can go within, only time will provide them with an answer!

One thing, however, was certain—even those who eventually succeeded had their fair share of hurdles.

"It's not a bad thing for young people to undergo some trials by society. At least they're still young now and can afford to make mistakes. The fear is that they realize their mistakes only when they are older, by which time society will not have the time to allow for corrections!"

Donnie spoke nonchalantly.

Although he needed talent, Donnie did not object to their having a bit of arrogant talent, but there was a limit to everything. If it were exceeded, it would indicate a lack of self-discipline, and without self-discipline, even the most talented would not be successful!

"It seems your age isn't much different from theirs, right?" Walker joked.

Donnie laughed heartily and said, "Haven't you heard that there are geniuses in this world?"

After the two joked around for a bit, Walker reminded Donnie again, "Donnie, I know you don't like to hear it, but I still have to tell you that while it's necessary to expand a business, disorderly expansion can be fatal.

It hasn't been long since General Motors' situation happened. Billy Brown's company became a dowry for the DuPont Family simply because of his mad expansion, ultimately leading to the collapse of the automobile company he founded."

Donnie knew Walker meant well, and he was very confident in his development strategy, which differed from that of Billy Brown.

Billy Brown had recklessly used loans to expand his business without sufficient cash resources, which meant that any small problem with his cash flow could spell disaster.

Donnie was different; up to now, apart from a loan he had at Morgan, all other businesses were supported by the profits from his bootlegging business.

As long as the bootlegging continued, Donnie's cash flow wouldn't have problems and would only increase. Then, what Donnie really needed to worry about was how to spend that cash.

"I understand; you just relax!"

Patting Walker on the shoulder, Donnie said, "You just go ahead and marry Maholi, and seek your aunt's support, and while you're at it, keep an eye on the New York stock market for me!"

Seeing Donnie's response, Walker knew he hadn't taken his advice to heart but could only reluctantly agree!

That evening, Donnie took Alice out to dinner with Walker.

It was then that Donnie began joking with Walker.

"Walker, according to the Roosevelt Family situation, shouldn't you be calling Alice 'aunt'?"

Alice's father was old Roosevelt, and according to the Roosevelt family tree, the younger Roosevelt called the old Roosevelt 'uncle.' So naturally, James Roosevelt, the brother of the younger Roosevelt, would also call old Roosevelt 'uncle.'

Therefore, Alice and the younger Roosevelt, James Roosevelt, were of the same generation, which meant Walker's aunt by marriage, Helen Astor Roosevelt, was also of the same generation as Alice!

This complicated relationship made Walker roll his eyes at Donnie, but Americans aren't very concerned about such labels, so they just call each other by their first names.

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