What Lynch said wasn't very gentle, and it could be said it made Simon feel a bit uncomfortable.
He had been doing that kind of stable business without competition for so long that he had forgotten what competition was like.
But it was precisely Lynch's remarks that made him uncomfortable, yet it put Simon's mind at ease to a considerable extent.
Maybe the reality wouldn't be as fair as Lynch described, but even if there were some differences, he didn't think it was a big problem.
Over the years, he accumulated a lot of connections locally. It can be said that during Pretton Trading Company's monopoly period in the Nagariel market, the sales channels were firmly held by people like Mr. Simon.
Only they had goods to sell, and whenever people wanted to buy something better, they had to come to him, as he had a comprehensive sales network.
