Chapter 1654

It was true that conscience rarely played a role in making money. Perseus couldn't help but ponder what Tom had said. He then recalled the saying, "Honest work doesn't always pay the bills." "What exactly are you getting at? You better explain it clearly to me," Perseus demanded, his expression hardening as he rapped his knuckles on the table. He directed his intense gaze onto the two of them—especially Tom. After all, he had been involved in various schemes and crimes. He once even preyed on Egbert with usurious loans. "Please calm down, Mr. Caitford," Tom said with a grin, offering Perseus a cigarette. "You can rest assured that we're not about to do anything illegal—at most, we'll be labeled as ruthless capitalists." Perseus merely snorted derisively in response. Tom calmly explained, "It's quite easy to become a streamer, and the training fees are rather cheap. If they were to take the 3,000-dollar training course, they could probably start live streaming in a week. "And ev