"What are you going to do?" Doug asked Blair as he walked out.

"I plan to find an office space first, then find a few editors and reporters, and buy a newspaper printer while writing the article." Blair thought for a moment and said.

"It's too slow, it's too slow to do it." Doug, who walked out of the New Haven Daily, stopped and turned around, and said to Blair. "I think the most important thing is to conduct an undercover investigation of the New Haven Hotel as soon as possible. I believe that you will know more about the relationship between the New Haven Daily and the New Haven Hotel than me. When you finish the framework of the newspaper, there will be no evidence."

"I'll go investigate now," said Blair.

"Wait, I'll send Madison to help you. He was a waiter at the New Haven hotel and was very familiar with it. Now the New Haven hotel is in a sensitive period. You may not get much money when you go, but it will be different if you go to Madison." Doug stopped a carriage and returned to the Clayden Printing and Dyeing Factory with Blair.

Calling Madison, Doug said to him, "Madison, this is Mr. Blair, a senior editor-in-chief of the newspaper. I asked him to investigate food safety related to the New Haven hotel. You know very well about the situation of the New Haven hotel. You helped Mr. Blair get the New Haven hotel. Do you understand?"

"Understood."

"Blair, you first investigate the situation of the New Haven hotel. After obtaining conclusive news materials, I suggest you and Madison go to other hotels in Anton Hotel Group for an undercover investigation immediately. I believe you will know the dangers. But for food safety, I think it is worth doing this!

Once your food safety series comes out with the new newspaper, I think you will soon become the hottest media person in the United States!”

"Yes! Mr. Doug!" Blair responded, and there was a question, "Can you give our newspaper a name?"

Doug thought for a moment. He originally wanted to call the American Daily or the Pan American Times, but now he is powerless to stop the publication of newspapers across the country.

If it is only issued in one region, such a name on the top would be too counterfeit.

Doug pondered for a moment and said, "It's all the time for you to call the New Haven Times! New Haven Daily! Our Times! Our newspaper will definitely be fresher than the news of the New Haven Daily!

You are responsible for the investigation. Just set up the site set up by the newspaper. Just set up the Clayden Printing and Dyeing Factory for the time being. I can solve the problem with the machine.

As for journalists, editors and skilled printing workers, I think Blair, you are more likely to find than me!

This money is your activity funding.

If it is not enough, you can come to me directly or apply to the printing and dyeing factory’s finance department.”

Doug Clayden stuffed a portion of money to each of Madison and Blair.

"We will definitely be the best newspaper in New Haven!" Blair said with his fists tightened.

"No! It's the best newspaper in the whole of America!" Doug encouraged.

Madison and Blair, who were both like tightening the clockwork, immediately began to move.

Money cannonballs open the way and will surely make a lot of money!

"Boss! Mr. Andreas wants to see you!" security guard Nathan trotted over and said.

"You are leading the way," Doug said.

When Doug saw Andreas from afar, he quickly turned his already fast pace. He went up and opened his arms, hugged the grocery store owner who was aged a few years older than him and said, "My good friend, why are you free to come to me today?"

Andreas patted Doug on the back and said without any greetings, "Brother Doug, I've encountered some difficulties."

"What's the difficulty?" Doug asked.

"Someone came to me and asked me to remove your Monopoly from the shelves. Otherwise, they would cut off my department store supply." Andreas's voice was a little bitter.

"Can they cut off your department store supply?" Doug asked strangely. Department stores in this era have a wide range of products and no unified suppliers. If they can cut off all the supply of a chain of department stores, with this ability, they can make money by doing anything more than doing this.

"Well..." Andreas hesitated and explained, "My department stores are concentrated on shipping. I don't know what methods they used to make the captains refuse to carry cargo for me. Even if it starts to be transferred to land transportation now, there will be a long gap period.

Doug, you understand that for department stores, goods are everything. Only with goods can there be customers, and only with customers can there be money.

I……"

"End, do you know who they are?"

"I don't know very well. But... I heard that they have something to do with Yale." Andreas said.

"Yale?"

Doug's mind quickly flashed through his eyes, and after a moment, he locked on Gilbert's head.

Recalling Gilbert's performance.

He is almost certainly him!

"Do they also want to sell Monopoly like you? Their version of Monopoly?" Doug asked.

Andreas nodded.

"Leave this matter to me and I will solve it! Ender, you should remove all my "Monopoly" from the shelves first. If you want to return the goods, count the quantity and ship it to the printing and dyeing factory. I will return the money to you. However, you should not join their "Monopoly".

They have no patents, and if you go to Monopoly, I'm afraid you will be in trouble!"

"Doug, you are!" Andreas hugged Doug and patted him on the back.

Andreas, who is in his thirties, is now an "honest man". He originally thought that as long as he is honest and not aggressive, he would not encounter any problems.

However, he was wrong. He didn't want to make trouble, but the trouble would find him on his head.

In this world where people eat people, only by waving their fists can they not be swallowed by others!

Andreas doesn't like being threatened!

He was grateful to Doug for his understanding, and he instructed, "You should also pay attention to your supply!"

"Yeah!" Doug nodded.

He recalled the source of the raw materials for making Monopoly.

dye!

It's dye!

The dyes from Clayden Printing and Dyeing Factory are provided by Gilbert.

Doug Clayden thought of this and asked Andreas, "And, how much dye do you have there?"

Andreas shook his head, "The dye source has been cut for about a week. The point here is not enough for you to maintain half a day of production."

"I understand!" Doug regretted his dullness. But regret was useless. The most important thing now is how to obtain a brand new source of dyes.

The dyes today are natural dyes for animal and plant minerals. The source is complex. At least three colors are needed on the Monopoly board. If you want to find them all locally from New Haven, the yield is not enough and the number of colors is not enough.

The only way to quickly obtain large batches of cheap dyes is - synthesis!

Doug, who had just returned to the printing and dyeing factory, sent Andreas away, and went to New Haven to look for Tom!

On his way to New Haven.

In the New Haven Hotel, the 1108 room where Doug once lived, two people met here.

They are - Anton and Gilbert.

Their hands were tightly clasped together.

They formed a united front.
Chapter completed!