Chen Yiyang understood the meaning behind Schaefer's words.
True businessmen are actually not generous.
Their greed for profit exceeds what ordinary people can imagine.
In social settings, they can spend lavishly, treating you to eating, drinking, and entertainment.
But once at the negotiation table, they will argue over every single dollar.
The second or third generations might be generous at the negotiation table, but after being deceived a few times, they too become cautious.
However, McComick isn't even from the second generation; he's a first-generation self-made millionaire.
How could such a self-made millionaire offer such generous terms for cooperation?
If Chen Yiyang could sell each Moore Detector for three to four hundred thousand, wouldn't he be earning even more than McComick?
Moreover, explosive detectors should be highly technical products.
