Rebirth 79: I opened a bank in the United States

Chapter 793 Carter's Spare Tire

When the development of things showed a performance that exceeded the threshold of psychological expectations, it was a surprise for everyone!
Stimulated by surprises, these students burst out with amazing enthusiasm!

At the beginning, it was only students with good grades in literature majors, who were harassed by the council members, but from the next day, the topic of the entire Yale became "Talk Show"!
"Talk Show", which is different from the "stand-up comedy" which is the most mainstream expression of the art form of talk show in this era, coincidentally conceals some people's obscene impression of talk show.
At least, the eloquence display sounds a little more serious!
It's not that Carter changed his name on purpose, it's just that the "talk show" said he was used to it, and he was really not used to changing Carter to a stand-up comedy.The talk shows that pop up from time to time have also been heard by other people
This ingenious chemical reaction was only discovered by Carter on the third day of the Yale campus report, and he seemed to have created a new vocabulary unintentionally.
Smiling at the blip, Carter moved on to other work
Connecting with Bulldog Films can be done in a few words!After all, stable employment is not much on campus!For this reason, some service quotations are lowered, so as to retain big customers, as long as a person with a normal mind will not feel that this is a loss!Naturally, there is no denying it!
In terms of professional courses, Carter also had to search again. He had promised himself before, and even some professors who had signed the agreement to give lectures at the New Haven & Yale Public Course Center for free, re-signed a supplementary agreement: that is, they agreed to teach themselves The course content, film and television copyright, electronic copyright, etc., are authorized to TED Company for use
This part of the negotiation is also easy at Yale!

Because Yale is "professor in charge"!
When it is known that TED's profits will be given to universities, especially the content provided by which school, the proceeds will be given back to which school.Their interests are also guaranteed!
As long as the profits go to the university, as the real "masters" of Yale, are they still worried that they will work for nothing, and then all the results will go to Carter? !
Whether this money is directly distributed to the professors as "class fees" or used to improve the teaching and research environment, it will be rewarding!As long as the power to control the money is in the hands of the professors, that's enough!

Only in terms of the share ratio, some professors are not happy that Carter will take away [-]% with a group of students.In this link, the two sides had a lot of trouble, but in the end, Carter reluctantly persuaded him on the grounds that "our council still needs to bear the operating costs of the TED project".
Of course, Carter actually had reason to believe that the professors were so easily persuaded by him.To a large extent, it's just that they have never thought about what kind of non-profit organization run by a group of students can develop into
Even if the current leader of this organization is Carter, it's the same!
Carter is a businessman after all, and will graduate in two years.It is impossible for him to devote all his energy to these things.
Under the preconceived notion, they didn't expect this thing to make much money at first, and they agreed to this kind of request, to a large extent, it was just a kind of support for the students!
In North America, where praise culture prevails, encouraging education is also very popular!
Objectively speaking, in terms of educational philosophy, at least at present, whether it is school education or family education in most parts of the United States, more people will choose to support children's actions.Even what he proposed sounds outrageous.
Well. Except for Texas!

Texas is more popular "belt education method".
In other words, in the states with more conservatives in the south-central part of the country, most of the educational philosophy of the Yankees is still the set of "a filial son is born under a stick" or "a man can't be a weapon if he doesn't fight".
So, what a beacon of freedom, a beacon of progress, just listen to it!While Carter pays tribute to the character and educational philosophy of these teachers and professors at Yale, it is only for their wave of people who they agree with.

Based on these points, Carter found that this wave!The right time, the right place, and the right people, it's all in!
The so-called timing and talk show performances are still difficult to be refined. In other words, on the track of one-man talk shows, I currently have no competitors!What's more interesting is that the famous TED in the future has not yet been born!
The so-called geographical advantages include the good external environment of the so-called "progressive" open-minded state, and a school like Yale University, where the power of the school is concentrated on the professor committee, which makes it easier for itself to balance the interests of all parties!

The so-called harmony is naturally the vast human resources, which can be used by oneself as much as you like!It's not like when I was in Douglas. I wanted to do something, but I looked around. Not to mention the illiteracy everywhere, but in terms of creativity, it is basically better than nothing.
As for the last part of the TED project: videos of alumni talks.
This part can only be done when the matter unfolds!Every senior who returns to school to give a speech has to negotiate and sign a contract individually
Perhaps some well-known and influential alumni can be selected in advance as representatives?

While thinking about this question, Carter also thought about the distribution link
"Hey, Rick! Shall we discuss something?"

"what's up?"

"When is your dad free? I'll come with you and come to visit. Would you recommend me?"

"Ok?"

Rick frowned, instinctively feeling that the person beside him had no good intentions.
"You want my dad to go back to school to attend the dean's tea party, and agree with you to make his lectures public? It's free!"

"That's right! If you think about it this way, the financial reward is zero, but a good reputation is priceless!"

Carter smiled:
"Isn't your father about to be promoted to the deputy chief of the Ministry of War? This position is enough! He can also give other alumni and seniors a head start!"

"If you want someone to take the lead, why don't you find that Mr. Vice President! Speaking of which, Mr. Bush came out of the same hospital as us. He was also in Davenport back then."

"Nonsense! Why do you think I don't want to look for it? If possible, I even want to invite Brother Genzi to give a talk! You can give me money! The influence must be good!"

Carter rolled his eyes and spread his hands:
"The problem now is not that I know them, but they don't know me! There is no chance of talking at all. Isn't this the next best thing, and they are eyeing your father!"

"Oh~ co-authoring my dad is your Carter's spare tire? You don't even look down on the quasi-Ministry of War?"

"Cough cough cough, don't tell such big truths in the future! It's true. Ordinary people are not qualified to be spare tires! Why don't you just help? This is not a bad thing! Right!"

Carter was a little embarrassed, then blushed, and flickered out of breath:
"Didn't Yale always teach us to devote ourselves to serving the public good? As federal public servants, we also serve the public good. We can't just treat one more poorly than the other just because we at Yale are poor and can't afford wages! It's all about seniors and juniors." , you can’t be so fussy about it! Besides, reputation! Fame!”

"He came out to perform a wave like this. In the future, the ROTC gang will not all be your father's people, right?"

"Stop it! Half of Yale's ROTC are from the Air Force, and among the few army cadets, there are moths like you who are obsessed with logistics. Say something and use it for my father. Okay, let's be serious. Yes, I don't think my dad is suitable for this job."

(End of this chapter)