Chapter 1707

Perseus was baffled by all this pretentious nonsense. In the end, a car was nothing more than a tool for transportation. It was clear that driving a Land Rover didn't mean they had a higher social status—the same for those driving a Mercedes-Benz. It seemed like everyone had forgotten that Porsche, a famous luxury brand, used to make tractors back then. It was nothing more than a marketing ploy, but some people actually bought into it, losing themselves in the illusion. It was similar to how most men exhibited a tendency to disparage the possessions and choices of others. If their friends bought a car that was worth tens of thousands of dollars, they would make fun of them for it. Yet, when it was their turn to purchase a car, they couldn't even afford it without taking a loan out. What an embarrassment! Perseus believed that all businesses required a grounded approach. It was the reason why he respected Donald so much. It didn't matter if he was a coal tycoon, as he possessed a r