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?You have to allow yourself to take the risks so that you will be willing. To see some positivity." Zach said to him with a shrug of his shoulders.

What Bruce couldn\'t understand was how Zach was so calm about to all. He couldn\'t help but narrow his brows as he looked him over as he tried to figure out what it was that was going through his brain.

He couldn\'t help but wonder why he was so seemingly calm and why he wasn\'t freaking out like anyone else that was in his position was.

Instead he had chosen to come up with an impractical idea that was most likely not going to work. However Bruce knew that there was nothing that he could do about it and he would be the one to carry out Zach\'s orders for him.

Zach sighed as her stood up to his feet and made his way over towards Bruce. He patted him on the back as he gestured for him to stand up to his feet.

"I know that you are bothered about everything and you think that this is a bad idea. That it will not work out but you need to calm down and think of this in an optimistic way for a second. You should have faith that it will all work out well in the end. You have nothing to worry about." Bruce heard Zach say.

Bruce nodded his head after as moment as he looked over at him wearily. He watched as hew eyed him or as moment before letting out a sigh.

"You know that you are my right hand and you are allowed to tell me anything that bothers you or something which doesn\'t quite sit right with you." He said to him in an encouraging tone.

Bruce couldn\'t help but agree that ach did always tell him that he was free to voice his opinion to him upon matters that he didn\'t entirely agree with.

But it was hard for him to do so when it seemed that Zach was used to disregarding the idea of others including him and it didn\'t matter what you said to him he always seemed to go ahead and do whatever he wanted anyway.

But this was going to be Bruce\'s only opportunity to tell Zach how he felt and have him actually listen to him. For Zach had his full attention on him and he seemed willing to hear what he had to say.

That was something that was rare and he knew that it wad best for him to male use if the opportunity that he had gotten.

Because he knew for certain that he wasn\'t going to be able to get one like that again any time soon.

"I t is just that I know that it is great that you want to help but the workers and I think that is going but I don\'t think that will end well. I feel as though they are going to misuse that as bad as they are going to start slacking off and become lazy." Bruce said to Zach.

It was a weak comment but he was right and it did reflect some of his concerns.

Zach shook his head as he placed a hand on Bruce shoulder and he reached out and he gave it a gentle squeeze before a smile made its way onto his face a twinkle reached his eye.

"If you are worried about the workers slacking off then you shouldn\'t allow that to bother you. You should know that they are going to be efficient and thorough in their jobs, they have been that way all this time and so I know that I can count on them." Zach said to him firmly.

Bruce was quiet however and he only nodded his head at him in response. He wasn\'t entirely sure what to say however.

He nodded his head anyway and he holed that Zach\'s words were true because if the workers started reducing their work output they would have more to worry about having a crumbling market.

They would have a set of workers that didn\'t respect their leadership and they were willing to do things their own way. that was the last thing that they needed.

However Bruce knew that he would simply have to have trust in Zach. He wanted to know that he was doing what was right.

He would have to jump many obstacles to ensure that the new workers would get paid but when it came to Zach it seemed as though there was always one answer or another for every seemingly tough dilemma that they found themselves in.

Soon enough Bruce began to post several flyers around town about the company needing more workers.

It was a sweet deal and at first there were as few who were skeptical about it all.

It was too good and in fact it seemed almost too good to be true that they were being offered such high?wages and such low work time.

Soon enough the flyers and ads reached the view of the workers for the Brown and Davis. They were quick to quit their jobs not wanting to work under such harsh conditions.

They considered their loyalty to the families but they also knew that there were times like this when they had to think less about loyalty and more about their own wellbeing.

They couldn\'t continue to live in such conditions and they knew that they. Have to leave before things got any worse.

The company was getting more and more orders which meant that the workers had to work even longer hours and the pay wasn\'t very much.

It meant that the workers were barely scraping by and they were treated in terrible working situation.

A lot of the workers began to quit their jobs for the browns and Davis families and they decided to go and work for the Smiths instead.

It was a sweet deal and it almost even seemed far too good to be true that they were able to earn so much and work in some of the most human conditions.

It was like a dream that had come to reality and it seemed almost too good for it to be true. This shift in the employee chain had almost instant side effects.

Soon enough there were several of the Bruce and Davis employees that were choosing to quirt their jobs.

They decided that it was best for them to join the Smiths family as it was willing to give them more opportunities and they were able to get more benefits from there.

It was an offer that they couldn\'t refuse. The working conditions were much better. they were able to work without being constantly pushed to put out m more work output.

They also had much higher wages here and the best of all when they were paid there was no point. In time when someone would come back to them and have their wages reversed.

Most of the worker as has only been working for the Brown and Smiths families because they didn\'t have another choice in the matter.

They knew that they needed jobs and they were the ones that were hurting.

They also felt as though their families had been around much longer and so it wasn\'t right of them to simply up and decide to join the Smiths.

But now the tables had changes and everything was much different.

Now as things were it was every man for themselves and they didn\'t have to worry about what was going to be best for the two families as the only ones that they had to worry about were themselves.

They were willing to go tithe Smiths even if it didn\'t end well and it was just a propaganda.

But they knew that even if it was for a short period of time that they were going to be able to reap some of the benefits and they would get the chance to reap some of the fruits of their labor.

It wasn\'t long before they all began to see the effects of what they had done.

Soon enough the browns and the Smiths could see a decline in their money chain as they didn\'t have enough workers that would be able to put out as much of the work as they needed them too.

They knew that this was a great problem and they were also aware of the fact that they would have to act fast if they wanted to salvage their companies and continue being able to salvage their companies.

They decided to default back to their workers and tried to save the employers that they had who had been with them from the very start.

They knew that they needed workers in order to produce the sugar and they were going to use any of the means that they had possible in order to ensure that they hand they workers still at hand and that they were still ensure under them.

They weren\'t going to lose it all and what infuriated them even further was the fact that the workers were running over to their competitors.

They weren\'t simply giving up on them but rather they were going off to the Smiths.

They had to find a sure fire way in order to maintain their business and to ensure that it was still growing.

That was hard for them to do especially with all of the ads that were being put up as well as the propaganda that was being spread.