Blackstone Cipher - Chapter517

When Bentley's mayor and Lynch walked out of the tunnel together, the entire stadium was filled with cheerful laughter. He had actually heard the voices outside. He had heard the commentator's harsh words, as well as the fart at the end.

However, he did not show any displeasure. Instead, he smiled happily. His self-restraint and height determined whether a person was broad-minded or not. As a mayor, there was no need for him to fight with a few commentators.

If he was really angry because of these harsh but not vicious ridicule that made him want to do something about it, his height would probably stop there. He would soon retire due to high blood pressure.

Being angry for a long time would cause people's blood pressure to continue to rise, and eventually become a problem that would trouble them for life.

Commentator one: "Who is the young man next to him? His child or his nephew?"

Commentator three: "It seems to be Lynch. You know, the Young Leader. This year, the media likes to report on news related to him."

The second commentator suddenly interjected, "Because he's also very rich. Rich people always have a way to make you think they're right …" He paused, "This topic is very heavy. I almost forgot that I'm actually on their side. We've been paid, haven't we, buddies?"

The timely rescue and self-deprecation pulled back the slightly misplaced trend. The other two people in the commentary room breathed a sigh of relief. One of them had almost messed up this matter.

As a member of the Federation, everyone knew very well that you could offend anyone in this world, including the president. You could point at his nose and say that he was a useless idiot. The judge would not arrest you for telling the truth.

However, if you dared to slander or even frame those capitalists and rich people, their inadvertent crooked mouth could make a group of lawyers play a game called "everyone find fault" with you.

Even if the car's wheels were slightly crooked when it was parked, these people could sue you in court. Although it was not difficult to win most of the cases, the expensive legal fees were enough to drag anyone down.

It was a mistake to target Lynch. What's more, he was very popular now. It was unlikely that the media would simply give the title of "Young Leader" to someone. Even if Lynch gave them a lot of money, they had to do something similar.

Fortunately, the second commentator came to his senses in time. Lynch was not the kind of person he could casually mock. Politicians would not punish them for the sake of their image, but capitalists did not care.

After he saved the situation, he looked at commentator three. "I remember that you've learned spoken English before. Am I right?"

The laughter of some of the old fans in the stadium suddenly became louder, so much so that many people looked at those people who were laughing in a daze, unable to catch the funny part.

In fact, only real fans knew about this. Any confrontational sport would clearly highlight the opposing sides. It was the same for rugby, a sport with strong collision. Therefore, people often saw players talking on the field, but no one knew what they were talking about.

In order to achieve a better explanation and entertainment effect, commentator three learned lip-reading and then used it in practice.

In the beginning, the players were not aware of this. They were unscrupulously swearing on the field, and then the third commentator would mercilessly translate it. Together with a seemingly serious commentator and a sarcastic but also very interesting commentator, the entertainment effect of the commentary was directly maximized.

It was said that the professional football league and the League Games also gave them a medal to thank them for their outstanding contribution to purifying the uncivilized phenomenon on the field. Since commentator three mastered the skill of lip-reading, there were fewer opportunities for everyone to swear. This was another kind of reward.

Commentator three knew that he was looking for an opportunity to interrupt. It seemed that he was reading Lynch's lip-reading to "decipher" everyone, but in fact, he was naturally putting himself in Lynch's position.

It was like two people talking face to face, and one of them said, "XXX, you're an idiot!"

The onlookers also repeated the sentence, so the third party was actually standing in the position of the speaker.

This was a very suitable way to confuse the position. Commentator three was also very smart. He almost instantly understood what the other party meant. "Of course, Mr. Lynch is saying, 'I heard that you gave away a lot of free tickets'."

The scene control was also very impressive. A close-up of the mayor of Bentley was shown. The mayor's face was at a loss for a moment, then he smiled and waved his hand, inviting Lynch to sit down.

The stadium erupted in violent laughter again. At this time, people realized that some of the "unromantic" spectators around them had come in with free tickets. No wonder they were sitting there like idiots.

Commentator two breathed a sigh of relief. He gave a timely thumbs up to commentator three and continued to play his specialty. "You should have artificially muted this sentence. Beep, beep, beep. You shouldn't have told the truth!"

Commentator three apologized very seriously. "I'm sorry, I finished it too quickly!"

Before the game started, the whole stadium was like a three-person talk show stage. Lynch listened to it and found it quite interesting. "These three people are very interesting. It would be very interesting if they specialized in a language show. I like their sarcasm and sarcasm."

The mayor of Bentley laughed twice and did not take it to heart. The Federation had language shows and various talk shows, whether it was vulgar, upper-class, current affairs, politics, entertainment … In short, there were many similar programs, and these programs were basically stable.

At the same time, there would be a large number of excellent programs every year. These three people were not better than others.

Of course, this could be a kind of prejudice. Who asked them to criticize him just now?

"The people of Bentley are not very fond of sports. It's a little embarrassing to say. Although I'm the mayor here, I still feel that I'm very far away from the fashion industry."

He did not answer Lynch's question. Instead, he answered the previous question, which was about the increase of votes.

"I hope that by increasing the investment in sports, people can return to the right track on certain issues. I'm very ashamed of this problem. I haven't thought of how to solve it until now."

He was ashamed that Bentley was known as the city of gays in the Federation. Some people exaggeratedly said that half of the gays in the entire Federation were gathered in Bentley.

The reason for this was actually the fashion industry.

There were many women in the fashion industry. Women were the mainstream of this circle. Whether men were willing to admit it or not, people preferred to see beautiful women walking around the runway instead of looking at rough men.

This also led to the fact that there were more women than men in the fashion industry. The feminist movement was also the most rampant here. In this circle, except for the men at the top who were still able to dominate everything, the men at the bottom who had to serve the women in the middle were in a very awkward position.

After all, men and women were almost two different species. In order to survive well in this place, some men found a reason for themselves and labeled themselves as gays.

More feminine dress, more feminine personality, everything was imitating women. Some people were more like women than women, which also led to this place becoming a place where gender boundaries were blurred. It began to attract some people and turned this place into the "city of gays".

The idea of seeking change had always been there, but how to do it was troublesome. If the fashion culture developed in the past few decades and hundreds of years was completely negated, this city may become a deserted city in a very short time.

The mayor thought of the sports that had begun to go downhill in the past two years. Masculine and masculine sports might be able to stimulate the local people's yearning for masculinity, thus making the blurred gender boundaries clear.

As for whether his idea would succeed or not, no one could say for sure, but it was worth a try.

In order to attract people who were not interested in sports to the stadium, the mayor issued tickets to many places where gays gathered like bars and told these operators through certain channels.

If they did not give out all the tickets, the only thing waiting for them was to close down.

If someone knew about this, they might apply for a world record for this game, such as "the public event with the most gays gathered" or "the professional football preseason game with the most gays watching at the same time" or something like that. No one would be able to compete this time.

With the whistle of the referee, the game officially began. From the beginning, people could see that the Galactic Club, which was Lynch's club, was completely suppressing the other side, so much so that the other side's players called for the first substitution less than ten minutes into the game.

With the help of the substitution, the other side's players asked their head coach if the head coach owed the other side money, so these people were so desperate!

The effect of force was mutual. When one person knocked the other person away, they also had to bear a certain amount of impact, so they all thought that the other side was crazy. Did they not care about their own bodies at all?

It should be known that this was a professional game. Staying here for one more game meant more money!

After the game started again, the situation still did not change. The Galactic Club still firmly held the initiative of the game.

Insiders might think that this game was boring, but outsiders thought that it was too damn interesting. Some gays even took off their shirts in this winter to attract the attention of the athletes on the field.

Perhaps this would have a certain effect on the "cure" of the local gay problem.

Once people were invested, the game would go very quickly. After the referee blew the whistle again to end the game, the whole audience cheered, regardless of whether they understood it or not!