Obviously, it was not something that could be decided in two or three minutes. Lynch reached a verbal agreement with the law firm. Once he was done preparing the documents, he would entrust the law firm to go with him to the social service bureau to register the patent.
In fact, he could register the patent information without the accompaniment of a lawyer. However, there were some problems that he might not be able to solve. For example, the applicability of various relevant clauses in the state patent, federal patent, and international patent. In order to avoid being exploited by others in the future, it was best to find a lawyer to accompany him.
After the discussion, he went back to the warehouse. Richard and the other hardworking bees came back again in the two hours that he was gone.
Even though they were just coins, it was precisely because they were coins that the sparkling luster of these little cuties could directly make people associate them with wealth.
Now, the biggest problem was counting the money. Perhaps he could get someone to make the coin dispenser and register the patent. After that, he would not only have to deal with Mr. Fox's business, but also the business of the whole of Sabin. It was a big deal.
Lynch washed the coins with detergent and dried them under the UV lamp. He then waited for Mr. Fox's men to come and collect the coins.
Before they arrived, Lynch would call Mr. Fox to make sure that the people who came to collect the coins were Mr. Fox's men.
In the morning, Zhang Heng received more than 1,600 dollars. His speed was much faster than yesterday, especially Richard. His speed and quantity were almost equal to the sum of the other two men. He was also the one who worked the hardest.
The other two tools were a little slower when it came to exchanging change. They had also asked Richard why he could always change all the money in his pockets into change so quickly and efficiently. Richard would always smirk and say that he just needed to run around more.
Lynch knew his trick, but he didn't expose him. Richard had cut back on some of his income to exchange for change, instead of being stingy.
It seemed like his income had decreased, but in fact, it was because of the increase in his speed and quantity. His progress was much faster than the others.
In a relatively fair environment, a certain difference in income would stimulate people's competitiveness, which was actually a good thing.
He spent the whole day in this small company. In fact, there was no need for him to spend all his time there. However, Vivian was still not trustworthy, and there were some things that others might not be able to do. For the time being, he had to work hard on himself.
At the beginning of the birth of any micro-enterprise, the owners were often the first to oppress and exploit themselves. In the process, they gradually mastered the right way to oppress and exploit workers. By practicing on themselves, they finally took the most firm and powerful step toward becoming capitalists.
Later, after sending Vivian home, Lynch returned to the warehouse area. After turning off the power, he made a short circuit point that looked like it was caused by a rodent bite. Then he turned on the switch.
After a short, continuous high-frequency vibration sound, the light that had just lit up dimmed again. Lynch calmly walked to his desk and picked up the phone.
Not long after, the electrician from the warehouse area arrived. He was in his thirties and looked very experienced. He first looked at the fuse box and took out the fuse. Then, he reported the situation to Lynch and began to look for the short circuit point.
At the same time, he also gave Lynch a writing board with a stack of forms on it. This was the circuit repair form that was used in Saibin City and even the entire state.
The Electricity Union used this form as proof of their bonus at the end of every month. The more orders they had, the more bonus they would receive.
The incentive system was also a way to oppress and exploit people. However, compared to other ways of doing things, people actually preferred it.
When the electrician wasn't paying attention, Lynch tore off the top sheet and put it in the drawer of his desk. Then, he began to fill in the repair form on the second sheet.
About ten minutes later, the electrician found the short circuit point. He looked at it and said to Lynch, "There are rats in your warehouse. Sir, I suggest you find an exterminator company to come over and do a rodent extermination. Otherwise, they might destroy the circuit here …"
Rats destroying the circuit was not a rare occurrence. It happened many times every year, and the electrician was already used to it. As he changed the wires, he continued, "I have a business card here. If you have such an idea, you can contact them. Mention my name, and they will give you a reasonable discount!"
He looked back at Lynch, who was filling in the form, then quickly separated the wires and changed them.
After a while, he looked at the form that Lynch filled in. He tore off a part of it and handed it to Lynch. Sometimes, the higher-ups would randomly check these repair orders. The electricity company wouldn't foolishly pay the electrician according to these orders. They could always find some problems and refuse to pay part of it.
At the same time, he also handed a business card to Lynch. Lynch accepted it, shook his hand, and sent him off.
He didn't pay the repair fees and labor costs right away. At the end of the month, the electricity company would send another copy of these repair orders to the bank. The bank had a collection service, and their service fees were much cheaper and safer than the electrician's charge on the spot and the high labor costs. So, at the end of the month, the bill would be sent directly to the warehouse.
As for whether or not someone would move out overnight to avoid paying the bill, it was basically impossible. When Lynch rented the warehouse, he paid enough security deposit and advance rent. It was obviously not worth it to lose the money for some small expenses.
On the way back, he randomly chose a stationery store and bought a large writing board and some oil paper used to print publicity posters.
One side was slightly rough, and the other side had a thin layer of wax. He pressed the mold on the paper and pushed it with an ink roller. A small ink poster that could cause large stains appeared.
This kind of oil paper was very similar to an electrician's repair order. The wax could protect some water-based or oily stains from causing irreversible damage to the paper itself.
After the stationery store owner cut a small part of the paper according to Lynch's request, he took the writing board, a stack of empty oil paper, and a blank repair order back to the temporarily rented room.
After eating a little, he changed into the electrical equipment that he bought earlier. This kind of equipment could be bought in many places. It was not a controlled product, and anyone had the right to buy it.
Then, he put the repair order on the top of the oil paper and clipped it between the writing board. He lowered the brim of his hat and left the pub under the dark sky.
About twenty minutes later, he appeared in the neighborhood where Michael's family lived.
He felt that the masthead was sneaking around last night. Maybe it was a sign that he was going to make a move. This was an opportunity, and he also needed to be vigilant.
Lynch had never been a good person. At least, his opinion was the same as the judge's. However, he also didn't think that he was a bad person. All the people who died because of him actually died because of their own greed.
He just took advantage of some people's greed. He wasn't a good person, but he was definitely not a bad person. If those people didn't have a greedy heart, and their rationality could suppress their desires and impulses, then no one would be hurt.
He had to keep an eye on the masthead. He couldn't let him get things out of his control.