King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer

Al Sani sat on the sofa digesting for a long time. When Joe Ga wanted to chat with Sayyid, who was also deep in thought, to pass the time, Al Sani suddenly jumped up and hugged Boss Joe tightly...

"Hu Lang, I knew you'd have no problem!"

Saying that, Al Sani rubbed his hands and paced around the cigar room for a few laps, then said, "Hu Lang, I need to go back for a bit, and in three days I'll bring people over to sign a contract with you.

I believe 4 billion is definitely not the upper limit of our contract, and I hope this agreement can continue for the long term.

Hu Lang, we truly need allies like you!"

Joe Ga heard this and waved his hand, saying, "You're not the boss of Qatar, don't make any random promises.

I hold the humanitarian passage from Iraq to Syria and the most important oil export from Liberia.

Being an ally of Qatar is more than enough!

But Qatar can't just think about what they can get from me; they need to think about what they can offer to their allies?

Don't talk about money. I like money, but the issues of Iraq and Liberia, including potential future problems for me, aren't something money can solve.

I can't just because I've taken the money, drag Iraq and Liberia onto a pirate ship."

Saying this, Joe Ga looked at the slightly embarrassed Al Sani and laughed, saying, "Buddy, P·B got to where it is today through tough battles.

I have many enemies, but even more friends!

Honestly speaking, P·B's strength isn't top-notch even in Africa.

But I desire very little, and my fists are hard enough, so many would rather cooperate with me than compete.

People like listening to what I have to say because I'm always willing to consider issues for my friends, not just myself.

Buddy, not letting friends down is my secret to getting this far!

I consider you a friend, so I won't let you down!

But you are you, and Qatar is Qatar. Does Qatar consider me a friend?"

Hearing this, Al Sani nodded emotionally. Joe Ga's underlying message was, 'I am not friends with Qatar; I only recognize what you say.'

With this statement from Boss Joe, Al Sani's voice in Qatar would rise significantly.

In such a wealthy family, the most direct result of elevated status is the ability to mobilize vastly increased wealth!

Moreover, Boss Joe was right. You can discuss emotions with individuals, but not with a nation or a large family.

After sorting things out, Al Sani could act more freely in the future and avoid conflicts due to different interests.

Regarding Qatar, business is business.

Concerning Al Sani, friends are friends.

Boss Joe could seamlessly accept the 4 billion business and willingly accept Al Sani's gifts worth several billion.

The 4 billion business has a contract; everyone just follows the contract.

When accepting gifts, offering you advice, this advice can be your own, Al Sani, and the credit can be all yours.

If not friends, then the accounts would be calculated differently!

Al Sani suddenly understood this thoroughly. He hugged Joe Ga again, saying, "Thank you, Hu Lang!"

Joe Ga laughed and said, "Would it be too greedy if I told you now that I still need a few luxury cars?"

Al Sani laughed heartily and said, "Just wait, I'll check my garage when I get back, and I'll prepare some big toys for my young nephew."

Saying this, Al Sani pointed at Sayyid and said, "Sayyid, does the hunting guide company still need funds?

Count me in!

I kind of understand Hu Lang's friend logic now!

Good friends should do some silly things together!"

Sayyid heard this and said disgruntledly, "The hunting guide company is not a silly thing!"

Al Sani was in high spirits, laughing heartily, saying, "I know, but you haven't made any money yet!

In many people's eyes, this is 'a silly thing'!

Count me in!

I don't know if Hu Lang will give me the chance to 'do silly things', I just want to prove I can be the most loyal friend!"

Saying this, Al Sani turned to Joe Ga, happily saying, "Hu Lang, get someone to prepare a helicopter for you, I'm heading straight to the airport..."

Joe Ga saw this guy being so straightforward, he laughed, nodded, and said, "No problem, just contact Elephant directly; he'll arrange it for you.

But take those princesses with you when you leave; this is not Disney. What am I going to do with so many hard-to-please princesses?"

By then Al Sani had completely relaxed, and with a big laugh, he waved his hand and said, "Hu Lang, they're my particularly close sisters; they're very young and I hope they can decide their own lives freely like Amina in the future.

Besides, we're friends; if Sayyid can send you two sisters to take care of, I suppose I can too!"

Without waiting for Joe Ga to respond, Al Sani rushed out of the cigar room without looking back...

Joe Ga and Sayyid exchanged glances, wondering what was so competitive about 'sending a princess to oneself'?

If every friend sent a few girls over, how would Boss Joe live?

Seeing the expression on Joe Ga's face, Sayyid pouted and said, "Hu Lang, watch out for that guy, I think the content of his friendship definitely isn't as high as mine."

Looking at the inexplicably jealous Sayyid, Joe Ga laughed and said, "But he's richer than you, so what can you do?

Initially, I thought you, a Dubai Prince, would be loaded, but look at this guy, Al Sani, sending planes and yachts. What did you get me?"

Sayyid said with a pained expression, "Hu Lang, I'm a bit tight recently, but I have a few mistresses in Europe. If you want, I'll transfer them to you.

We're good brothers, what's mine is yours!"

Hearing this, Joe Ga poked his middle finger into Sayyid's face, then listened to the commotion outside, sighed helplessly, and said, "You and Tahnoon are both from the United Arab Emirates. Tahnoon placed a big order with me before, so I have to give him face now.

Let's handle Dvali together, then help me find a way to send those princesses away.

My kid's about to be born, and I can't handle this constant fuss and hassle."

Hearing this, Sayyid waved his hand and said, "Don't, they're particularly good clients...

Rafah and Sara have had a great time hanging out with Tong Tong recently. They've only visited two places so far...

1 million per princess, have their brothers pay up, we'll organize their trips."

Looking at Joe Ga, Sayyid earnestly said, "Rafah gave me a call and scared me half to death; it's been years since I've seen Rafah this happy.

She said she wants to join Tong Tong's travel company with Sara, and I think it's a good thing.

These princesses are just their grand opening!"

Joe Ga looked at Sayyid in astonishment and said, "Six princesses for 6 million, you're quite the businessman!"

Then turning to see Dvali and Tahnoon, who deliberately waited for Al Sani to leave, he laughed and said, "You don't have lively and playful sisters, our princess tour group is set to tour Africa.

$1 million per person, guaranteed a good time!"

Dvali paused, shaking his head and saying, "Wouldn't $1 million be too cheap?

How do you ensure security? What about travel, accommodation, and entourage arrangements?

My sister might accept it, but the princesses from other elders' families might not."

Boss Joe was taken aback by Dvali's natural tone, retreating a step and then giving a thumbs-up.

This act scored at least 90, losing ten points only because Joe Ga didn't want to admit he was indeed left speechless.

These wealthy folks can be quite annoying sometimes, making the 'poor' Sayyid seem more lovable by comparison.

Tahnoon of Abu Dhabi has a much more amusing personality; he winked at Boss Joe and said, "Sayyid's sisters are many; I can send my plane to bring them over.

They should see what Rafah and Sara are like now; it might help ease some of their family shadows.

This is beneficial for Sayyid's father's image, haha..."

Looking at the always shaking head of Sayyid, Joe Ga laughed and said, "Forget it, Sayyid probably doesn't have the habit of charging his sisters money; the guy's even started selling properties recently, let's cut him some slack..."

Then looking at Dvali, Joe Ga smiled and said, "Buddy, Al Sani basically agreed; let me hear your terms...

Qatar is making such a sacrifice; surely, you can offer a bit of compensation, right?"