"Right?"
Lynch pursed his lips and shook his head. "Maybe it's not right, but maybe it's right!"
Most of the audience at the scene and in front of the TV exclaimed. They didn't notice that Euler had actually counterattacked Lynch after avoiding his question. But they were attracted by this question, which was also Euler's biggest gain since she became a host.
She could easily use a sharp question to avoid a question that she couldn't answer. And as a host, she had an innate advantage. If a guest avoided a question, he would be targeted by her and the audience. But if she avoided a question, the audience didn't care much.
Because she was a host, she would appear in every episode of the show. People didn't care what she was avoiding or what she wanted to do. They only cared about what kind of fun those new faces could provide for them in the short and limited ninety minutes.
So the people who had just been aroused looked at Lynch again and asked if he could give a positive answer. Was he going to lose?
Euler didn't think that Lynch would admit defeat so soon. She was still staring at Lynch, wanting to see what tricks this young and handsome man could play.
The smile on Lynch's face was very leisurely. He wasn't nervous or uneasy at all. This show was not enough for him to concentrate on at all.
He leaned back on the sofa, crossed his legs, pressed his left hand on his knee, and pressed his right hand on his left hand. Several fingers rose and fell one after another, at an even and regular speed.
Some subconscious small movements could distract people's attention, and at the same time, make them let down their guard.
This was what the psychiatrist in the small room had told Lynch. He had done some bad things with the identity of a psychiatrist and was then sent to prison.
Small pendulum clocks, hourglasses, and multi-colored visual confusion could all distract people's attention, especially when people were thinking fragmentary thoughts.
Euler and even the cameraman's attention was attracted by Lynch's moving fingers at this moment. The cameraman subconsciously gave a close-up shot, but soon their attention returned to Lynch.
Occasionally, they would inexplicably look at those moving fingers. Maybe they were doing something that unconsciously attracted people's attention.
Lynch's sitting posture was very comfortable and relaxed. He looked at Euler and did not avoid her gaze. "Euler, can I call you that?"
After getting Euler's permission, Lynch continued, "You should be from a very special family, rich or noble. I can see this from your temperament and the way you choose accessories."
"You must have had a tutor and went to the best private school, right?"
The upper-class society of the Federation had always been most willing to talk about their origins and the environment they grew up in. This was a private matter, but it was a private matter that could be made public. Many people were proud of it.
Euler nodded and talked about her own growth.
Ever since she was young, she had been studying in those famous private schools and had more than one tutor. Although the audience had heard about it many times, they still exclaimed in envy.
Lin Qi nodded. "But this is only your life, not everyone's."
"Actually, I'm the same as most people here, and even most people in the Federation. In your eyes, I don't have a very good background."
"I don't avoid talking about these things. My father was a worker, and my mother was a housewife who occasionally did some manual work. We lived a poor life."
"I couldn't afford to go to those private schools. I'm grateful to the Federation government's reform in education. It allowed me to at least finish primary and secondary school before I could say goodbye to school life."
"Everyone knows …" He raised his hand and drew a line in front of himself with his index finger. Euler's gaze was once again attracted by his finger, but it quickly returned to Lynch. "There are many problems in public schools. What I've encountered is exactly what 90% of the people in the Federation have encountered."
"The chaotic school environment. Bullying, puppy love, lanjiao, abortion, gangs … Almost all the negative words we can find are concentrated in our school."
"But I don't avoid talking about these things because I'm not ashamed of it. Some of you may have enjoyed a better education and a better environment, but …"
He shrugged, looked at the audience, the camera, and finally shifted his gaze to Euler's face. "I'm sitting here today as a guest of this program."
"I've experienced a lot of hardships that you children from extraordinary families have never experienced. I call them hardships. Today, we're sitting together in an equal position. I'm even slightly higher than you. Who do you think is the failure of the two of us?"
Lynch's counterattack was just as swift and accurate.
He pulled most people to his side and hit the nail on the head.
At this moment, whether it was the live audience or the audience in front of their televisions, they suddenly felt a sense of exaltation. That's right, our lives are indeed not as good as yours. But isn't there a person from among us sitting right across from you?
Some people who didn't pay attention to Lynch had a good impression of him at this time. He was young, handsome, rich, and more importantly, he came from among "us."
Lynch's question made Euler open her mouth but unable to answer. She suddenly found that she, who had always been known for her sharp tongue, didn't play much of a role in the face of Lynch's sharper counterattack.
Why couldn't he be like other people who immediately found an excuse for himself after she asked such a sharp question, or wanted to confuse her. Why did he have to fight back so fiercely?
Without giving Euler any chance to resist, Lynch looked at the audience and the camera and continued, "I'm like you and the audience in front of the TV. We have an undignified birth, an unhealthy upbringing, and a life full of chaos in the eyes of Euler and more people like her. But I want to say to you, to all the audience in front of the TV, who come from the bottom of society like me, hey, don't give up on yourself!"
"We can't choose our birth. Our parents let us be born in this world. It's their greatest gift and gospel to us. We shouldn't complain that our parents can't provide us with a living environment comparable to the rich."
"No one wants to be like this. They have done their best. This is not a reason for us to give up on ourselves. We can also work hard, we can also love ourselves, and we can also prove this to everyone through our efforts!"
"The Federation is full of miracles. As long as you dare to have dreams and are willing to carry the burden of your dreams forward, I don't know if you will eventually achieve your dreams, but you definitely won't regret it."
"Now, let's get back to the topic …" He looked at Euler. "You use your father's power, wealth, and living standards to criticize the lives of ordinary people like us. Are you too arrogant, or do you think you're better than all of us?"
There were some curses in the audience. The audience of the Federation was not so docile, especially when it came to this kind of talk show. The audience was extremely presumptuous.
The Constitution of the Federation gave everyone the right to freely express their wishes in any situation. This was actually a very f * cked up constitutional clause, but sometimes it was very cute.
The obscenities from the audience made Euler's face contort with anger. This show shouldn't be like this!
As soon as she opened her mouth, Lynch interrupted her words. "You should apologize, Euler. Not to me, but to all the audience, including the audience in front of the TV."
"No matter what your reason is, you shouldn't use these things as a means of attack. You hurt not only me, but also all the audience."
In fact, Euler really wanted to ask Lynch at this moment, "If I f * cking attack you is an attack on everyone, then why didn't you consider my feelings when you attacked me?"
Looking at the audience who were getting more and more excited and clamoring for an apology, Euler finally chose to leave the stage angrily, crying, and apologizing.
This was like a victory, making all the audience, whether live or in front of the TV, very happy!
The mean queen lowered her arrogant head. At this time, many people were completely immersed in Lynch's role and felt proud and elated.
This also made Euler decide to listen to her father's request and soften the question. She found that she was not Lynch's opponent at all. If she continued to go tit-for-tat, she would only embarrass herself more.
This was also the most common characteristic of these children who had received excellent education since childhood and had better family backgrounds. They were better at cutting losses than ordinary people.
In fact, many times when people found that they were working in the wrong direction, they would continue to work even though they knew it was wrong. They would bet on a miracle.
In fact, it was not that they did not change their mistakes, but that they could no longer afford to admit their mistakes. They could not afford to lose.
If they lost this time, the price of losing might be their lives, so they had to bet on the impossible.
On the contrary, those with better family backgrounds could completely afford to lose, so they were able to cut their losses in time. They could afford to lose.
Being unable to afford to lose and being able to afford to lose, this might be one of the biggest unfairness factors in society.
The following interview had become much more peaceful, and the audience gradually began to listen carefully to Lynch talk about his growth, love, and some unknown stories in the process of starting a business.
It had to be said that Euler's 90 points was indeed a popular program. Through such a program, Lynch let more people know more about him. They didn't just know his name, they didn't even know who he was.
Just as the program was about to end, Lynch suddenly asked a question, "Where's your hairpin?"