Druids in Marvel

Alvin held the microphone and smiled as he watched the scarred man joking with the young man. He pointed in their direction and said softly: "Man, take it easy! Don't scare him~"

As he spoke, Alvin spread his hands, made a helpless look, and said with a smile: "You see, this is the style of Hell's Kitchen. They may not have any malicious intentions, but you are just afraid.

This is good for them. They come to Hell's Kitchen for various reasons. The first thing they do when they come here is to toughen themselves up!

This place has the largest number of scum, criminals, and drug addicts in New York. If you don't toughen yourself up, you will be swallowed up by this damn place.

You see, Hell's Kitchen can indeed change people, and maybe a good person will become like this guy in order to survive here."

As he spoke, Alvin took a breath and faced the reporters in the group with a serious expression: "They are not all bad people. If your neighbors or colleagues come from Hell's Kitchen, be tolerant to them.

Their presence there means that they want to change their lives, or have already changed their lives.

They are all people who have lost happiness, or have never obtained happiness. They will cherish the hard-won good life more than ordinary people.

Even if it’s a job that pays 2,500 yuan a month, even if it’s a dilapidated old house far away from Hell’s Kitchen~~”

As he spoke, Alvin paused, looked at the somewhat silent crowd in the audience, and said with a smile: "Why doesn't anyone shed any tears or something?

Am I any worse than Oprah Winfrey?

My secretary Olivia is a big fan of Oprah and she often imitates her speech, so I am very familiar with it!

Well~~I have been practicing for a long time just now, please! Feel a little moved~~"

As soon as Alvin finished speaking, a deafening burst of applause resounded throughout the entire scene. A person's sincere speech without any selfishness is always very touching.

Including those difficult reporters, at least this will be a good topic. Reporters are always very sensitive to such social things.

They knew about the madman a few months ago. He used his tragic experience and crazy actions to cut people's hearts hard, making people who were thoughtful start to look at themselves.

However, under pressure, no reporter or critic is willing to really explore this issue in depth, or in other words, these "elites" are also a little shy to discuss this issue.

A group of social "elites" lost to the worst gangsters~~The ending is ugly~~

Alvin now describes the lives of people in Hell's Kitchen in calmer and more sincere words. He talks about the normal desires of everyone for life. What other topic can touch people more and create more sales than "rescue"?

?

To be honest, no matter which country you are in, "doing good deeds" will always be sought after by most people, and the shameless weirdos are in the minority after all!

"Then what should we do? How can we help them?" A very ordinary-looking female reporter with a pair of black-rimmed glasses on her face stood up and asked loudly with tears in her eyes.

Facing this female reporter with a "compassionate" expression and the words "I am Bai Zuo" written on her face, Alvin was stunned for a moment.

You can't talk nonsense, let alone take advantage of other people's sympathy, otherwise it may cause serious consequences. There are always more bad guys than good people in Hell's Kitchen!

Glancing at the female reporter, Alvin smiled, nodded, and said, "Thank you, kind lady reporter!

Maybe I need to write a thank you letter to your newspaper! You may be the first media person willing to face this issue."

As he spoke, Alvin glanced around the entire media square and said with a smile: "I don't need to say anything about the origin of Hell's Kitchen. You probably know more than I do.

There are more bad people than good people here, and asking you to tolerate them and love them is irresponsible to other kind people!

I am not asking you to elevate their rights or status. Poverty and suffering are never glorious things.

I just want to say that when you see someone who works in your company or lives next to you who is from Hell's Kitchen.

If he does something that makes you feel angry or uncomfortable, can you ask him, "Are you sure?"

Give them a chance, give kindness and tolerance a chance! These people never want much!

After all, selling marijuana is definitely more profitable than working as a cleaner, laundry worker, or other legitimate jobs."

The reporters in the audience chuckled. They understood what Alvin was going to say. It wouldn't be too bad for Hell's Kitchen to go out and find someone with a legitimate job.

They may have bad habits, or their living conditions are not very good because of people's own prejudices.

Alvin smiled and pointed at the reporters who laughed the loudest, and said with a smile: "It seems you understand! Show me your press cards later, and I will remember you, man, no matter what

Don't write nonsense!

Let us give some opportunities to those who are still willing to work hard, but do not abuse kindness, kindness will always tire one day."

Alvin's words once again made the crowd in the audience excited. This time it was not just the people from Hell's Kitchen who were cheering, but also other people, including the big shots in the corner.

When it has nothing to do with stance or interests, most people will support kindness, especially this kind of kindness with a bottom line.

"Tolerance" is a beautiful quality, and its content may be very broad, but the one Alvin proposed is not even about giving, so why say "no"?

"Principal Alvin, you don't seem to want to save Hell's Kitchen! You want to help them, shouldn't you find ways to completely change people's views on them?" The female reporter wearing black-rimmed glasses rushed to the stage and asked loudly

, the sound even spread throughout the entire venue through the microphone in Alvin's hand.

The entire venue suddenly fell silent, and then there was a burst of boos, even from Hell's Kitchen, which should have benefited the most.

Alvin shook his head and smiled. He jumped off the stage, hugged the somewhat stubborn female reporter, and said with a smile: "Thank you, you are a good person!

But my opinion is different from yours~~"

As he spoke, Alvin put his arm around the female reporter's shoulders and walked to the edge of the stage. He sat on the stage easily, patted his side, and said: "Beauty, come sit next to me for a while, and I will tell you my

Idea. Then I’ll ask you to do me a favor!”

The female reporter sat down next to Alvin generously, looking at Alvin's face with wide eyes, waiting to see what he would say?

Alvin touched his nose unaccustomedly, and said with a smile: "Don't be like this, I have a girlfriend! It will be terrible if I go back if you do this~~"

There were boos and shouts from the audience. The female reporter covered her hot face and pointed her middle finger at her colleagues. Those people laughed the loudest.

Alvin laughed and hugged the female reporter's shoulders, and together they gave the reporters a playful middle finger. This action was projected on the big screen.

The director, who reacted very quickly, put a mosaic on their middle fingers, and then entered thousands of households watching the live broadcast. The mosaics in the hands of Alvin and the female reporter made this action look very funny.

After the female reporter tapped her on the shoulder, Alvin smiled and said: "Hell's Kitchen doesn't need sympathy!

This is the transit station of hell on earth. Everyone who comes here is either a born bad person or he has his own story.

People here need to work hard if they want to climb out.

And as long as you make their efforts worthwhile, you will be of greatest help to them."

As he spoke, Alvin pointed at the team in Hell's Kitchen and said loudly: "We never need sympathy, sympathy is an insult to us.

We fall into hell and we try to climb out.

Prejudice is the greatest harm to us, and Hell's Kitchen should not be anyone's final destination.

Labeling a person Hell's Kitchen is the stupidest and cruelest thing to do.

Let hard work determine one's final destination, rather than let "sympathy" or "prejudice" determine one's life path!"

Alvin looked into the female reporter's eyes and said sincerely: "You are very good, you are compassionate and very good.

But don't kidnap some people morally and ask them to sacrifice their own interests to help some people who may not want to work hard at all.

Such results are often not very good, and for some people, unwarranted efforts can be annoying.

For others, unwarranted gains can make people greedy!

I always believe that hard work can change one's life. People in Hell's Kitchen just need a little tolerance or a little luck!"

Amidst the cheers of the audience, Alvin took a breath and touched his head, which was already covered with sweat.

"I think you can change the direction, Miss Reporter, what adults in Hell's Kitchen need is bravery and hard work.

But there is another group of people who were born here and were labeled as Hell's Kitchen as soon as they were born.

They are the ones who need help~~

The unfairness of the world is vividly and exquisitely reflected in them!”