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    Donnie''s idea was actually quite simple. Before, Walker had mentioned that even if the gaming industry were legalized in Antic City and Donnie built the world''s top hotel, there still needed to be a way to attract the nation''s wealthy elite.


    At the time, Donnie had discussed many methods with Walker, one of which was to make everyone understand that this hotel was the best in the world.


    But how to make everyone aware that it is the best?


    An evaluating organization was needed, and this organization didn''t necessarily have to be official; it could be a private institution.


    Just like Michelin, initially a tire seller, could cross over to be the authoritative rating system for the global restaurant industry.


    Although the United States'' first five-star hotel, the Hotel del Coronado, had been built in 1888, in fact, the hotel rating system had not yet begun in the U.S. at that time; it was only after the establishment of the rating system that the hotel became known as the first five-star hotel.N?v(el)B\\jnn


    What Donnie needed to do now was to establish such a magazine that covered hotels and restaurants, to rate the hospitality and dining industries across America.


    To aplish this, it had to be like Miss America—an event that captures nationwide attention and acim.


    It''s not enough to just publish a magazine!


    What''s required is the promotion by newspapers, so that when everyone sees praise for the rating system in any newspaper, the American public will gradually and subtlye to ept this rating system.


    This will take time, and that''s why Donnie calcted such a scheme involving journalists like Bob Ferry; in the beginning, this matter would certainly not be particrly important, so these journalists could cover it and get it published in the newspapers.


    As time went slowly by and people got used to the rating system, approximately by the time Donnie''s hotel waspleted.


    By then, the hotel will be known as the top hotel in America and eventually, the world, and everyone will ept this reality.


    "This is a colossal project!"


    After listening, Robert immediately spotted the potential issues.


    "If we want to make this happen, then we will need arge number of people, and they must be professionals. We''ll have to send them all over the country, and this is not only a colossal project but also a highly expensive affair," he said.


    Donnie, however, had already prepared his countermeasures.


    "When Harding arrives back in Antic City, I''ll have him introduce me to people from the tourist bureau. If we can get someone from the tourist bureau involved, it will greatly reduce our burden," he said.


    Robert immediately understood Donnie''s intentions andughed, "So we''re making a contribution to America''s tourism industry now?"


    Donnie, with an appearance of a teachable youth,ughed, "Exactly, that''s the idea. And with the tourist bureau endorsing us, it will be even easier for the American public to ept this initiative.


    Once this is aplished, all of America''s hotels and restaurants will need to y by our rules, and many things will be easy to handle!"


    Robertughed and said, "I understand, but I will need the help of professionals for this; I definitely cannot do it by myself!"


    Donnie nodded and said, "Fine, then let''s hire the best, and offer high sries. As long as they are willing toe, we can pay them a satisfactory wage!"


    Robert replied, "With your word, I have no problem!"


    "Haha, Donnie, howe you''ve returned so early?"


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    From the sound of it, it was Walker who had returned.


    "Walker, I''m very disappointed in you!" Donnie teased, upon seeing Walker with a spring in his step. Explore stories at empire


    Upon seeing Walker return, Robert nodded at him, then got up and left to do his own things.


    "Why would you say that?" Walker, after sending Robert off, asked Donnie, puzzled.


    "Shouldn''t you be tossing and turning in a hotel room with Maholi at this hour!"


    Donnie said with a heartache.


    Walker, previously beaming, immediately turned into a picture of misery, "That''s Maholi, how could it be that simple!"


    "Just admit you''re not up to it, why make excuses!" Donnieughed.


    "Alright, that''s enough, or I''ll die of anger!" Walker decisively steered the conversation elsewhere, "I just got a call from Charlie Chaplin; he said he would arrive in Antic City on time and is very pleased to be the award presenter for Miss America. Most importantly, it''s not just Chaplining alone—Griffith will being along with him!"


    The good news just kept oning. Even though Donnie had never doubted Chaplin''s appearance, the presence of Griffith was definitely an unexpected delight for him... Donnie had not seen Griffith''s films, but Donnie knew that Griffith''s fame in the United States was on par with Chaplin''s at that time, and that was enough for him.


    The more celebrities that came, the better it would be for the influence of Miss America.


    "Great, if it weren''t for you, Walker, this would never have been sessful!" Donnie hadn''t forgotten that it was Walker who reached out to Chaplin in the first ce.


    "Naturally!" At that moment, Walker no longer felt the unfamiliarity he had when he first met Donnie, "With me around, Chaplin will definitelye!"


    "Then why don''t you take the lead and invite Pickford and Dous as well?" Donnie asked with augh, looking at the proud Walker.


    Walker''s face darkened, "They are in Europe!"


    Donnieughed and said, "However, Griffith''s attendance is still very good news. After all, if we want to invest in United Artists and get the consent of these two shareholders, then we can consider it a sess!"


    Walker thought for a moment and asked, "Do you really want to break into Hollywood?"


    Donnie nodded, "Isn''t that what we agreed upon before?"


    Walker once again reminded Donnie, "With Chaplin, Pickford, Dous, and Griffith all backing United Artists, thepany hasn''t taken off. Adding you, an outsider, will only make it even harder for United Artists to develop in Hollywood!"


    Donnie still firmly believed in his vision; if United Artists could be one of the Big Eight in Hollywood''s future, then thepany would surely take off. Plus, he genuinely needed a breakthrough to enter Hollywood and continue paving the way for his Miss America.


    Therefore, to Walker''s warning, Donnie could only choose, "I understand, but this is the best opportunity. After all, investing in otherpanies is impossible!"


    Walker thought about it then said, "Alright, I can only wish you sess in your endeavours!"


    Donnieughed, "It certainly will be!"


    "If there''s nothing else, I''ll head back to the hotel. I have a date with Maholi to stroll on the beach tonight!" Walker said proudly.