Reborn as the richest man in India.

Chapter 53 Dry This Bowl of Ganges River Water

"add water!"

As Gao Haga's voice fell, the servant immediately brought over a bottle of mineral water, poured it into a tea pot, and then put the pot on a delicate gold stove to cook slowly.

Gold decorations can be seen everywhere in Gaohaga's house, and he is indeed a bigwig in the gold industry.

Indians like to drink tea, usually black tea, but milk, honey or sugar, and various spices must be added to it, so it can be called milk tea.

Jogo is not used to this way of drinking, mainly because the taste of spices is a bit heavy.

"Qiao Ge, what are you looking at?" Gao Haga noticed that Qiao Ge seemed to be distracted, so he couldn't help asking.

"Don't be surprised. Boss Gaohaga likes this set. Everything is made of gold." A person beside him laughed. The teacup in his hand was made of gold, pure gold, and it was inlaid with diamonds, gemstones and other jewelry.

It can be said that a set of tea sets for drinking tea is sky-high.

"This water?" Jogo was not actually looking at this set of gold and jewelry-made utensils, but at the bottle of mineral water on the coffee table.

"Oh? It's imported from France. They say it's the water from the Alps. Drinking it is good for your health." Gao Haga smiled slightly. The sweetness of the water is nothing compared to nothing."

"Yes, the water in Mumbai is too dirty, and now everyone is drinking water imported from abroad." Someone responded.

"Not only Mumbai, but also the water in Delhi." Someone shook his head and said, "But it's worth the money."

Jogo couldn't help but fell into contemplation. The memory of his previous life did exist. The pollution in India is very serious, and the drinking water is also polluted.

Now this pollution trend is becoming more and more obvious, and India's infrastructure construction is really lagging behind.

For example, in big cities like New Delhi and Mumbai, their water supply systems are very problematic, and the tap water is actually not up to the drinking standard.

Like Jogo’s family, they used to be considered millionaires, and their conditions are good, so the water they usually drink is bottled water, bottled water, which is cleaner than tap water.

Of course, this is domestically produced, and it is not comparable to a billionaire like Gao Haga who directly imports drinking water from abroad at a large price.

Ordinary residents can only use tap water, and tap water is only available in a few big cities.

The mineral water on the coffee table, 500ml, is worth 10 rupees, which is almost as much as the daily income of ordinary people in India.

This is only the water used for drinking tea, as well as cooking, washing, etc. Gaohaga and the others must directly use imported mineral water.

It can be said that most of the rich people in India eat what they need, and most of them are directly imported from abroad. They have a lot of money, which is such a luxury.

"Rich people really don't take money as money." Jogo secretly sighed in his heart, "Maybe we can find a way to earn rich people's money in the future."

Isn't there a saying in the previous life?

Money for women and children is easy to earn, but Jogo thinks that rich people should be added.

But if you want the rich to pay willingly, you need to use your brains.

"Water?" Ganges water immediately popped into Jogo's mind.

When I think of the Ganges, I think of the phrase 'dry up this bowl of Ganges water', which is too brainwashing.

However, the water of the Ganges River has a good effect on the poor. No matter it is dirty or not, they bathe or even drink it without hesitation.

Of course, some politicians and officials also joined them.

But their purpose is different from those of the poor. The poor have religious beliefs, and drinking Ganges water is a kind of blessing, ritual, and even thinks that it can cure diseases and so on.

And these politicians and officials are putting on a show to win votes.

That's what happens in front of the camera.

When it comes to private life, they eat and use mostly the same as Gao Haga and the others.

It is impossible for these upper elites to drink the seriously polluted Ganges water.

Qiao Ge thought that producing mineral water would not be too difficult, but how to get these rich elites to accept it was the most difficult part.

After all, there are many mineral water and bottled water manufacturers in India now, and there are also many products that use Ganges water, but the real elites look down on these waters, and most of them are imported from foreign countries.

It is not an exaggeration to say that they worship foreigners and foreign countries. Another point is that they do not trust the quality of mineral water produced in India.

Jogo didn't think of a better solution for a while, but this did not hinder his plan to make mineral water, and he could do more research in the future.

In the previous life in China, didn’t the owner of Nongfu Spring become the richest man just by selling water?

Water is an indispensable part of basic necessities of life.

After drinking tea for a while, Gao Haga turned the topic to the main topic.

"Qiao Ge, there is no problem with supplementing the agreement, and then we can ask the administrator to be a witness." Gao Haga said.

He had already heard from Wal-Mart that Jogo had purchased 20.3 bales of cotton in the past two days, which was beyond his expectation.

When he heard this number, his first reaction was whether he heard it wrong.

According to his previous forecast, the total amount of cotton purchased by Jogo is about 18 bales.

Unexpectedly, apart from the extra 1881 bags, there is still a balance of [-] million rupees.

However, after knowing the price of the cotton that Jogo bought from Pandit and the others, he sighed in his heart. This kid was ruthless enough, and the last 50 packs were only [-] dollars a pack. It was so cheap that he could unbelievable.

It's just that Pandit can even accept this price, which shows their determination to exhaust Jogo's funds before.

Thinking of this, Gao Haga couldn't help but secretly heaved a sigh of relief. Fortunately, he borrowed another [-] million from Jogo at that time, otherwise the mere [-] million would have been smashed by Pandit and the others.

This is all right, Pandit's 18 bales of cotton have fallen into Jogo's hands, so there is a great chance of falling into his own hands in the future.

If no one was present, he would have wanted to laugh out loud and sing aloud.

So, he doesn't care much about the remaining 1881 million rupees.

Judging from the current situation, Pandit and the others have lost, and Fajia will definitely seize this opportunity. The panic in cotton prices will not continue, so there will be few people selling cotton anymore.

The two parties quickly agreed on the content of the supplementary agreement, which was still in triplicate. Of course, this agreement has not yet taken effect, and it has to wait for Fa Jia to sign and seal it. After all, he is considered a guarantor.

So they agreed to go to the city hall again tomorrow to get Fajia to get their seal.

As soon as Fajia was mentioned, Fajia's phone call went directly to Gaohaga.

Fajia was originally looking for Jogo, but it was not until someone called Qiaogo's company that he found out that he had come to Gaohaga.

Everyone gathered around the phone, listening to Fajia's loud laughter from time to time, they knew that the other party was in a good mood.

Pandit's behavior of smashing the field is shooting himself in the foot, giving Faga a chance to fight back.

But having said that, if it weren't for the presence of the Brahmin reporter Gopalan, who shocked the people present, it might not have the same effect if it were someone else.

Faga told Jogo that he would order Pandit to deliver the goods according to the contract, otherwise the Mumbai government would intervene directly.

This made Jogo secretly heave a sigh of relief.

To be honest, he was really afraid that Pandit and the others would play tricks and delay delivery to him. Facing these big guys, his own strength was really too weak.

Even if the lawsuit is over, wouldn't it be easy to drag it on for a few years?
At that time, I will definitely be dragged to death, and the other party will be harmless.

Jogo knew that Fajia was not entirely for himself, but for Gaohaga and the others.

In Fajia's view, the cotton in the end would most likely fall into the hands of Gao Haga and the others, so when the current public opinion is not favorable to Pandit and the others, if they don't take advantage of the victory and pursue it, when will it be?
As for the supplementary agreement, Fa Jia naturally had no objection, and asked them to go directly to the office to find him tomorrow.

(End of this chapter)