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1. As soon as the recruitment notice came out, it showed that the old contract did not directly test Mike on the surface. Second, it warns Mike that if you regret it, you won't take the recruitment seriously.

2. In the text, (Mike laughed after listening: "Sir, you'd better touch your pocket." Johnson felt in his pocket and found that his wallet was missing, so he said happily, "OK, I want you! In this passage, it can best reflect that wheat has not repented. If wheat's eyes light up after seeing the job advertisement, it's just an idea in his heart. At that time, he could inherit his father's inheritance, but after this period, Lao Yue knew that he could not inherit it.

It's the same old saying, "OK, I want you!" It implies the whole ending. What he wants is not wheat, but the legacy of old wheat.

I agree with Lao Mai's handling of the inheritance. Who can't manage their own property? It would be more perfect if Mr. Mai stated in his will that half or more of his inheritance would be given to charity.