"You need to lower your demands slightly, don't ask for such a large reduction in work hours, or find a balance point," he said.
He then looked towards Edward's father, "You can't expect to get by without giving something up either. I've seen that it's been a very long time since you've given raises."
"Try to take a few steps forward as well. Although I haven't seen your reports, I know for sure that your profits can support these expenses."
"The losses caused by the strike these days are enough for you to fulfill these conditions."
Another rotating director tried to object. He had just started speaking with a "Sir", when Senator Cleveland raised his hand to stop him, "I don't want to hear this. Go back to your meeting, and then tell me the results, instead of trying to convince me. Understand?"
He pointed at the man and watched as he closed his mouth, then nodded in satisfaction, "See, nothing is really that difficult. What we need is understanding and forgiveness."
