Although the TV station wasn't at the center of the storm back then, years of subtle influence had significantly changed it. Their efficiency was now top-notch, and the staff often worked late, fully experiencing the intense pressure of the "grind."
Yet, it wasn't until he saw Unlimited Entertainment's plan that he truly understood the substantial gap between his position and one in a private company. Not to mention anything else, their response speed alone was unparalleled. No wonder they deserved to make so much money.
Take this program, for instance. Normally, the TV station would simply broadcast it as scheduled. All the advertisements were done, and preliminary publicity was arranged. What was left but to follow routine procedures, right?
