People in America started by developing the Yellow Turban Army.

speech?

Chen Ping'an didn't know much about public speaking, but Lin Zhiyong had been in the business for so many years and knew that public speaking was a skill that ordinary people couldn't access.

For ordinary Americans, just surviving is already a struggle.

Extracurricular activities like public speaking, music, equestrianism, golf, and ice skating can be pursued during student years or after entering the workforce.

Those are not things that ordinary people can afford, even the seemingly simplest speech training among them.

No, public speaking is a job skill!

It's important, but not that important.

The important thing is that whether you are running for mayor, mayor, governor, or legislator.

If you want to become an official, you must learn how to give speeches, how to create anxiety, and then propose solutions in order to gain the support of your audience.

Similarly, a salesperson who wants to secure an order must deliver value to their target customers, and the skill required is public speaking.

It also requires creating anxiety, then proposing your solution, and finally gaining the client's approval.

There is no anxiety in the world, but anxiety arises because many people talk about it. I don't know if this is something Lu Xun said.

It seems that this homeless man has had an unusual life experience.

Chen Ping'an recognized the man as a homeless person who had trimmed his beard, washed his hair, body, and clothes the previous night.

She's no longer that slovenly figure; she's at least presentable now.

However, perhaps because they were short of money, even though they tried their best to tidy up, the place still looked quite dilapidated.

But at least the man in front of you showed that he wanted to start over.

Even if we don't talk about determination, at least we've shown the attitude!

Chen Ping'an actually welcomes people who come to him for help; he needs people and followers right now.

But who is Chen Ping'an? He's an Easterner!

People in the East are exposed to dragon-slaying techniques from kindergarten. In elementary, middle, and high school, and even in university, although they are taught math and science, the influence of dragon-slaying techniques has actually penetrated deep into the bones of every individual.

He knew that even if he welcomed the other party's defection, he shouldn't be overly welcoming.

Human nature is difficult to judge, and it is the same everywhere. In terms of morality, Easterners are ahead of the world in terms of moral standards, but they are still difficult to tolerate at times.

Not to mention this is America. Since arriving in Los Angeles, Lin Zhiyong has been giving him a lot of advice these past few days.

Lin Zhiyong's idea is very simple!

Whatever Chen Ping'an wants to do, the first point is not to think too highly of human nature, and not to compare the moral standards of Easterners with those of Americans.

The moral standards of ordinary people in China, which are taken for granted, are considered to be at the level of gentlemen here.

Chen Ping'an took it to heart, so he welcomed the homeless man who had taken the initiative to express his willingness to seek refuge with him.

She couldn't show any joy, so she just glanced at him, showing a moment of hesitation. Just as she was about to speak, Lin Zhiyong patted her shoulder.

"Actually, you could consider finding a local to help you."

Lin Zhiyong whispered to him, "This person must have been middle class before, or at least once had a respectable life."

They should have some understanding of how society operates, at least better than my limited knowledge.

Chen Ping'an nodded. He had just glanced at the other person with his Insight Eye and seen the other person's name, as well as the faint green color on the name.

This is a friendly organization, and they have sincerely pledged their allegiance. After accepting their offer, I should be considered a follower!

"All right!

Sir, I need to know your name!

The man, who had tried his best to present himself in a fairly clean manner, was already prepared for the possibility of his self-recommendation being rejected.

The hesitation on the face of the Eastern monk clearly showed that he wanted to refuse, but he just didn't know how to refuse tactfully.

At least that's what he observed.

Unexpectedly, an assistant or friend of the Eastern Taoist priest said a word in his defense, which gave him back this opportunity.

He could understand what the other person was saying, at least roughly, since he had studied Chinese diligently back then.

Although I haven't passed the CET-4 (College English Test Band 4), and my speaking skills might not be very fluent, I can still understand some things.

He understood the point his Eastern monk friend was trying to make: he was a local, had once been middle class, and knew the rules of Los Angeles or America.

The Eastern Taoist priest was intrigued. Asking for his name was his chance, and realizing this, he couldn't help but feel excited.

"Sir Monk, my name is Gan, Hanks Gan!"

sweet?

Chen Ping'an subconsciously recalled a meme that was very popular online in China: "You're a fucking genius, Private Gan!"

"Very good, Mr. Hanks!"

Since you want to recruit him, you need to make the right gesture. You can't just recruit people casually; there have to be certain criteria.

Otherwise, people won't cherish the opportunity.

Chen Pingan pulled out a $20 bill from his sleeve and handed it over: "Mr. Hanks, I have three large jugs here. Do you think $20 will be enough to fill three large jugs with mineral water?"

Hanks Gan had, of course, seen the table that had been taken off the pickup truck and three stainless steel, sealed, flip-top buckets with faucets, each about 30 liters in size.

$20 is enough to buy six 18.9-liter bottles of mineral water at the supermarket.

So he nodded!

"Sir monk, $20, and I'll fill these three large buckets with mineral water."

Chen Ping'an didn't say anything more, but simply handed over the $20, which Hanks Gan quickly stepped forward to take.

Is $20 a lot?

There definitely aren't many!

But it's fair to say that out of nearly a hundred people present, 90% couldn't afford $20.

If a homeless person has $20, he can live on the streets for 10 more days—it's that exaggerated.

"Sir, could I borrow your phone for a moment?"

My phone is out of battery and I'm out of credit!

Hanks Gan did not feel ashamed for making demands again.

Having struggled in society and experienced hardship, even becoming a homeless person, I don't have that kind of thin skin.

Moreover, from yesterday to today, he had mentally prepared extensively for his successful integration into this Eastern monastic community.

Success or failure hinges on this!

He knew the other party wouldn't just hand him $20 for no reason; it was a job entrance exam.

Moreover, as the friend next to this Eastern monk just said, what they want is their own wisdom.

Instead of making yourself go through the motions, sweating profusely, to carry back bucket after bucket of water.

For a normal person with some life experience, this kind of thing can be solved with just one phone call!

It's not that complicated.

Meanwhile, this exam for Eastern Taoist monks must be screening out people who are not mentally sound, right?

That should be it!