Doug looked at the back of the little shoe shiner's mother, put his hand into his pants pocket, and rubbed the first silver coin he earned.

For that moment, he felt a little overwhelmed. He even wondered if he wanted to let the mother and son go.

But the cold touch of the coins made him sober. He could let the little shoe shiner go, but who would let him go?

The founding of the United States is a bloody history.

The history of the development of the United States is a cruel history of war.

The Mayflower, full of Protestants, traveled across the ocean to the American continent.

The kind Indians treated hungry and cold refugees and granted them planting techniques that could survive in the New World.

When the harvest comes, the Protestants decide to thank God for the food and harvest God has given them, and this new land.

This group of Protestants rested and took the thirteen colonies as a base to accommodate more people.

Gradually, their people were more and more people and needed more land. Those lands belonged to the Indians, so they decided to start a war.

The bloody massacre lasted for a long time, from the first colonial ship landing in the Americas to the founding of the United States. The natives of this land have changed from an absolute majority to a very minority.

During the two wars of independence, the United States gained the power of independence.

The US-Mexico War, the confrontation between the southern United States and Mexico, occupied a large amount of Mexican land, while also compressing Mexico from a regional power to a geographical vassal of the United States.

The Civil War is a war fought within the United States to unify the economic model. The victory in the North completely made the whole of the United States embrace industrialization.

During World War I, the United States became the world's top industrial country.

During World War II, the United States completely overthrew Britain and established a new international order.

At the end of the Cold War, the United States completely became the well-deserved strongest country on earth.

In these wars, countless small battles were interspersed with.

The United States can stand at the top of the world's countries not because of its universal values, but because of its strong combat power.

It is precisely because of its strong combat power that the values ​​it promotes become universal values.

From the perspective of the development and history of war in the United States, what the United States truly respects is social Darwinism.

"The strong prey on the weak! Survival of the fittest!"

If Doug wants to survive in the United States, he can only abide by this set of rules and wave his butcher knife to fight for a way out in this world where people cannibalize.

He is weak now and can only draw the blade to the weaker ones.

"Luck, you can rest assured here, don't think too much." Doug said to the little shoe shiner with a smile on his face.

"Yes! Sir!" The little shoe shiner was full of inexplicable hope.

Unlike the bustling New Haven Harbour, the downtown area of ​​New Haven is full of idle people and homeless people.

After Doug confirmed that the little shoe polisher was fine, he took the "Monopoly" produced by the printing and dyeing factory yesterday to Yale University.

After a week of persistence in participating in the salon, "Monopoly" has now officially become the hottest party game at Yale University.

Almost every party is indispensable.

Everyone is very interested in the game "Monopoly". The reason why no one has ever owned this game is due to the production capacity of the printing and dyeing factory.

Now all the six female workers in the printing and dyeing factory can skillfully draw the patterns of the "Monopoly" canvas.

Various models and materials needed to make games are also in stock.

Doug plans to recruit some more workers tomorrow to expand production capacity, and officially change the name "Monopoly" to "Monopoly".

The carriage drove into Yale University and you could see Williams standing by the road from afar, waiting for Doug to arrive.

"Teacher, the "Monopoly" you handed me over yesterday has been sold out. Someone still wants to buy it at a higher price. In the end, I just handed over all the number cards to them and asked them to queue up to buy it today with the number cards." Williams said impatiently before Doug got off the carriage.

He praised Doug as his teacher, and his whole body was full of energy.

Perhaps in the eyes of others, he is only responsible for selling the game "Monopoly", but he regards him as his career.

"You're doing a great job," Doug said, taking the purse and taking out a bank voucher from it, "This is your reward."

"Teacher...I...I don't need to be paid..." Williams refused.

"You have to pay for your labor," Doug said, forcing his money to Williams.

"Teacher, thank you..." Williams said thankfully.

Doug looked at him and sighed slightly in his heart. He doubted whether this young man who looked not stupid had been kicked in the head by a horse when he was a child.

The tuition he paid to himself a few nights ago was enough to pay his half-year salary.

He sighed and handed a suitcase to Williams, "This is today's Monopoly."

Williams was like a happy horse, walking away with Monopoly and continuing to carry out his sales career.

Today Doug came to Yale University, not only to collect money and give "Monopoly", but to the president look for him.

"Hello Mr. Doug!"

"Hello sir!"

"Sir, do you have "Monopoly" there?"

...

Along the way, countless students greeted Doug.

Doug's reputation is even greater than when he was confronted by the lecturer, and it is even more positive.

All players who have played "Monopoly" will think of him when they see the dog head logo of the Clayden Printing and Dyeing Factory in the corner of the canvas.

Doug nodded slightly to the greeting and said to the person who wanted to buy "Monopoly", "I don't have "Monopoly" here, I just left it to Williams, you can buy it at Williams."

"It's too difficult to buy at his place, and you can't even buy it with a price increase. My God! You have to get a small brand to buy it with a number. You don't know yet, the prices of those small brands have been very high! The small brands you can buy that day cost at least ten dollars! You should take care of it!"

Doug shook his head, "I can't control this. Is this a free market? There is a buy and sell, and there is a market when there is demand. I won't interfere with the market."

"That's better you just raise the price!" The man said in an unhappy tone.

Doug asked, “Do you think Monopoly is worth ten dollars?”

The man shook his head.

"You don't think it's worth it, and I don't think it's worth it. Now some Yale students are in an irrational state of this game. I think they will eventually have a rational day to return. If you can't buy "Monopoly" for the time being, don't worry, wait, you can buy it soon."

Even though Doug does not plan to sell goods on a large scale at Yale University, he might as well say so.

Hunger marketing is the only magic weapon to maintain the popularity of a product.

Everyone is discussing and everyone is eager to have. Isn’t this a dream scenario for businessmen?

He is a businessman, why did he break such a beautiful scene?
Chapter completed!