"Of course." Sienna Johnson agreed without hesitation.
The reason Sienna Johnson chose such a remote place to build the factory was because the land price was cheap, and secondly, because the labor here was inexpensive.
The group of elder men were very happy, and seeing this harmonious scene, Sienna Johnson felt happy as well.
Having successfully resolved the issue with the "stubborn resident," the next step was to build the factory. Building the factory wasn't difficult; just hire more workers and spend a little more money, and it would soon be completed.
Ninth Great-Uncle asked, "President Johnson, how many people do you want to hire? I'll help recruit people from the village for you."
