"Although the volume of orders has decreased, the competition has become even more brutal!"
In Edward Albert's view, it was precisely because the current order volume had decreased that military factories, in order to survive, would face even fiercer competition.
He did not believe that Donnie would have much competitive strength in this business!
"I've heard that many shipyards and military factories have already begun laying off workers, including some large shipyards as well as arms companies like Colt.
When I was on the battlefield, I learned a lesson: when the situation is not in our favor, we can hide and wait quietly. It simply comes down to a test of endurance between the enemy and us. Whoever can't hold out will naturally fail."
"But this persistence costs money!"
Edward Albert reminded Donnie.
