This so-called agent simply oversaw the orders of cassette tapes and CDs of audiovisual product shops in a specific area.
Ulric took the orders of these shops, and instead of handing them over to his superior, the man went and bought pirated cassette tapes from the black market to deliver to his customers.
More than scamming these audiovisual product shops, the man was also tarnishing Easy Media’s reputation.
“And you’re not afraid of getting reported for doing so?” Jasper asked.
Ulric and the rest were stunned for a moment before they erupted into laughter.
Ulric pointed at Jasper’s nose and laughed out loud. “Is your brain working? Report? My cousin’s the vice president and I’m the agent of this area. Who are you going to report me to?”
Ulric’s expression then turned even more sinister as he said, “I’m warning you one last time, brat. Get lost right now if you know what’s good for you. This has nothing to do with you. But if you have a death wish, then I’ll break one of your legs today before you will even be able to cry for mercy!”
“Get lost now!”
As he shouted this, the chubby Ulric did indeed look rather forceful.
At that moment, Baz also told Jasper, “Thanks for helping out, man, but this issue has nothing to do with you. Instead of calling them Easy Media’s employees, these people are actually just a bunch of rascals. There’s no point fighting with them, so go. Don’t get yourself into unnecessary trouble.”
Baz was a good man.
Baz had come up with his own money to help Jasper through difficulties when he was dirt-poor in his past life. Being seven to eight years older than Jasper, Baz took great care and watched out for the younger as if he were an older brother.
If not for him, there was no way Jasper, a non-financial major graduate from a normal and insignificant university, would outshine his competitors.
It was thanks to Baz’s care and protection that Jasper managed to persevere.
This was also why Jasper came all the way here to look for Baz.
“No, I really do have to take this matter into my own hands,” Jasper shook his head and rejected Baz’s kindness.
“I refuse to believe that Easy Media’s managerial ranks have rotted to such a level in Waterhoof City. To the point that people like this can become an agent. Are the employees in Easy Media’s Waterhoof City branch blind?”
Jasper’s words had ticked off Ulric.
“Don’t blame me when you’re the one with a death wish, f*cking idiot!”
Ulric shouted and waved his hand. Then, three to five men immediately surrounded Jasper.
“You want to hit me? You better think it through first.
Hit me and you’ll have to take full responsibility for your actions.” Jasper stood in the middle and looked down on the men around him. The man showed no signs of fear.
“Mr. Sandoval, what if someone is supporting this brat?”
A man asked Ulric when he saw how fearless Jasper was. Ulric frowned and narrowed his eyes as he glared at Jasper.
People like Ulric were not afraid of trouble, they were only afraid of offending someone more formidable than them.
It was thanks to connections with his relative that Ulric could show off here in Legends District and bully these small owners of audiovisual product shops. However, he had to think twice before he ended up offending someone he could not afford to.
“Don’t say I didn’t give you a chance, brat. Go ahead and call someone, I’d like to see who you can call,” Ulric shouted at Jasper. He decided to play it safe first.
“As if people like you are worth my phone call. Your cousin’s the vice president of the Waterhoof City branch, right? Invite him over. He’ll know who I am,” Jasper replied coldly.
