The warden of Miami Prison, named Felister, was a middle-aged white man with a Mediterranean haircut. He came to Li Du the same day he received the news.
Felister looked kind, like a businessman, and was very interested in doing business.
Accompanied by the prison guards, he met Li Du in the warehouse and asked excitedly, "Hey, young man, you said there is a way to make a fortune? How do you do it? "
"This is the warehouse," said Li Du. "It's a treasure trove."
Felister looked at him suspiciously and said, "What do you mean? You want me to sell the things in there, don't you? Haha, that's the way? "
He looked disappointed, waved his hand and said, "Forget it, man, it won't work. It's all garbage. We can only send it to the garbage disposal station, and we have to pay for it."
As a warden, he could not be so stupid.
The reason why Felister wanted the prisoners to clean up the warehouse was that he wanted to classify the inventory, sell the valuable ones, and dispose of the worthless ones.
However, in his opinion, the things in there should be worthless, because they had been inspected before they were sent to the warehouse, and what could be sent in was considered worthless.
Li Du said calmly, "There is a lot of garbage in there, and a few valuable things, but if you are not an expert, you can't identify these valuable things."
"It's too messy. How many experts do you want me to hire to identify them?" Felister interrupted him. "Forget it, it's not reliable."
Li Du said quickly, "No, you don't need to hire experts. They will come to you. I won't keep you guessing, Mr. Felister. You can advertise a warehouse auction and organize an auction. "
Hearing his idea, Felister was stunned and said, "An auction? You mean auction the things in there? A warehouse auction? But I only have two warehouses here. "
The prison warehouses covered a large area, but there were very few of them. It would not work to auction them.
Li Du said, "You don't have to do it the traditional way, with a warehouse as a unit. You can use a shelf as a unit, or put two shelves together as a unit. The treasure hunters will be interested."
Felister laughed and said, "You say it as if it's true, but you think too simply. Treasure hunters aren't fools. Would they bid so easily? "
Li Du said, "Treasure hunters are not fools, Mr. Warden. I am actually a treasure hunter, and you can look at my and my buddy's files to see who we are."
Felister was puzzled. He pondered for a few seconds and asked, "Who are you?"
Li Du said, "We are all treasure hunters, treasure hunters from the Million Dollar Club in Arizona. We are treasure hunters with a net worth of millions."
He did not say he was worth hundreds of millions. Felister did not believe him and thought he was bragging.
Felister also thought he was bragging. He laughed and said, "A member of the Million Dollar Club in Arizona? Then why are you in jail in Miami? "
Li Du had achieved his goal!
He didn't really want to help the prison find a way to make money. He just wanted to lure the warden out and let him know what kind of trouble the Miami police had caused so that he could get him out sooner.
He had hoped that the white policeman would call Cole, Porter, Steve, and Sophie and get him out. However, there had been no word for two days, and he did not want to wait.
Of course, he had a cell phone in the black hole, but he could not use it. It was easy to sneak in a bank card, but difficult to sneak in a cell phone.
After all, when they were sent to prison, they had been carefully checked.
Li Du said, "You can check our files, but I believe you won't be able to find our files, because we were sent here by one of your police chiefs who abused his power for personal gain."
Felister's expression changed slightly, and he said sullenly, "Impossible, this is my territory."
"But it's the truth," Li Du laughed. "Warden Felister, you didn't know about this? You didn't get involved in this? "
Felister said sullenly, "What is it?"
His tone became stern, because if what Li Du said was true, he would be in trouble.
Li Du had been worried that Felister and the police chief who had sent them in were secretly in cahoots, but now it seemed that this was not the case, and his plan went even more smoothly.
"I offended the nephew of your chief of police in Miami, a kid named Caddy Lent," he said, "and we were sent to jail, without trial, without a file."
Felister's expression became more and more ugly. "Don't make fun of me, or you will be miserable. I swear, you will be miserable!"
Li Du said, "If you didn't get involved in this, then find a way to get out of it quickly. I swear, or you will be even more miserable. I have another identity that I haven't introduced. I am the second largest shareholder of Harry Winston! I was put in prison by the Miami police without a trial! "
The United States was a capitalist country, and capital was the dominant force in society. Li Du had bought a large number of shares of Harry Winston in the past because he wanted to enter the capital class.
Entering the capital class was much more useful than becoming a party member. The American capital class was self-protective, similar to officials protecting each other, but here it was the rich who protected each other.
Felister hurriedly made a phone call and asked for the names of Li Du and the others.
The news that came out of the phone made his eyes look terrible. He stamped his feet, hung up the phone, and cursed, "These sons of bitches! I want to find out who did this damn thing! I want to skin him! "
Then he pointed to Li Du and the others and shouted to the prison guard, "Look after them. Nothing must happen to them!"
Felister had no time to discuss with Li Du how to make a fortune with the warehouse. He hurried away as if on fire.
At lunchtime, the white prison guard whom Li Du had contacted earlier came to find him, shook hands with him in a friendly manner, and said, "I'm Michael, Michael Reed. Nice to meet you, Mr. Li."
Li Du smiled and said, "Nice to meet you, Officer Reed."
Reed quietly handed him his bank card and said, "I've made the call. I hope you keep your promise. Five hundred thousand dollars!"
Li Du was very happy and said, "You made the call? When? "
Reed said, "Before I went to work today, I asked a friend to check your information and your phone number. It turns out that what you said is true."
After thinking for a moment, he added, "Mr. Li, I hope you must not disclose my information, okay? Otherwise, I will be fired. "
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