Millionaire Son in Law Chapter 1971 1972
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- Elaine’s unique valuation standards are explored.
- Discussions highlight the significance of ‘face’.
- Several high-value gifts are presented to Charlie.
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Elaine’s dual standards for valuing items. The concept of ‘face’ as a measure of worth. Discussions of valuable gifts received.
Elaine has two sets of standards for measuring the value of items.
The first is how much money can be exchanged for this thing.
The second is how much face this thing can change.
In her eyes, everything in the world, all-encompassing, is ultimately money and face.
For example, Charlie gave her a set of top-notch caviar skincare products at a purchase price of nearly 400,000, and it can sell at least 300,000 for takeaway, so she can clearly feel the weight of the three hundred thousand.
This is in line with her first set of standards, and it is valuable!
For another example, Elaine can not only sell 100,000 for takeaways, but also enjoy the envy and hatred of others, and let her feel the weight of more than 100,000. , But also feel very special.
This is in line with her second set of standards, face.
At this time, she looked at the set of antiques and thought with a lack of interest: “If an item can’t be exchanged for money, and can’t be brought to the house to impress others, how valuable is it?”