Chapter 455 Good Reputation

Well, Tabu was invited by Sur Real Estate to do a commercial performance for the opening of Sunshine City.

As we all know, Bollywood actresses are proficient in singing and dancing, which is their basic quality.

It is true that Tabu is an actor, but it is also true that he can sing two Bollywood hit songs.

Coincidentally, Ron also came back to participate in the celebration in Sunshine City. The two of them had an in-depth communication and their friendship remained.

How could they go shopping in this luxury store? Ron took her into a lounge.

"Ron, this is a mall. Isn't that a bit bad?"

"Stop talking and kiss me!"

Ron turned her upright so that she was facing the floor-to-ceiling mirror in the room.

"How about we try a different approach next time?"

"What?" Tab asked absentmindedly.

"Change into a uniform, um, an inspector's uniform."

"This..." Tabu tilted his head and looked behind him. Someone was exerting force. "A Bollywood costume?"

"That's so fake and boring." Ron shook his head.

"Um?"

"I'll get the real inspector's uniform from the police headquarters. It's absolutely authoritative."

Ron was already thinking about calling Aggie, who must have a lot of women's uniforms.

Oh, let Tabu put it on when the time comes, and then he will tear it apart with his own hands.

Tsk tsk, it would be even better if she could cooperate by struggling and screaming.

But as an actor, this shouldn't be a problem for Tabu.

Ron already had a big show in mind that was perfect for Happy Bean Media.

The risk was a bit high, and she was hesitant about whether to take any action.

"Go out first, I'll pick out some jewelry for you. Many brands are entering New Delhi for the first time."

Without having time to think, Tab hurriedly packed up, completely ignoring the heat energy that was slowly seeping down.

After they recovered a little, they opened the door and walked out.

Then they ran into Leila and the others head-on, and the two sisters were very excited.

Half a year later, Ron still remembered her, the bar manager of the Sunshine Hotel.

"Mr. Soul." She waved happily and subconsciously wanted to move forward.

Anil stopped her and said that no one was allowed to get close to Mr. Sur within a two-meter radius.

Ron tilted his head, and Leila was let in.

"Are you taking a day off today?"

"I worked the night shift yesterday and finished work at three in the morning." Leila responded frankly.

"Thank you for your hard work. What is this?" Ron looked beside her.

"My sister, Alice."

The latter quickly raised his hand to greet him, his voice trembling slightly with excitement.

"Miss Tabb, could I have your autograph?"

"certainly."

Alice hurriedly took out a notebook from her bag. Leila was helpless about her sister's boldness.

"She just graduated from college and is a movie fan. She likes Miss Tubb very much."

"It's okay, young people are like that." Ron smiled. "Are you studying biology like me?"

"No," Leila said shyly, "She studies computer science, and my major is not suitable for girls."

"Oh, this is the most popular major now." Ron was a little surprised.

"She picked it herself and said she would go to Bangalore when she got the chance."

"Yes, maybe there really is a chance."

"Thank you, Mr. Soul. I won't bother you anymore." Leila bowed and prepared to leave with her sister.

"Forget it, since we meet today, I'll give you some gifts."

"Huh?" The two sisters were stunned.

"Tabu, you have good taste. Pick out some jewelry for them. This girl is an excellent employee of my company."

"Of course, no problem," Tabu said with a smile. "What do you like? Cartier, Bulgari, or Tiffany?"

"Ah? This this." Leila and Alice were stunned.

They have only seen these brands in advertisements or posters, and have never thought that they will have the opportunity to wear them one day?

But Mr. Su said that this was a reward for outstanding employees. The luxury goods on the counter were nothing to him.

Tabu was also aware of this, so he carefully picked a pair of earrings and bracelets for the two sisters.

It’s not as expensive as I thought, just over a hundred thousand rupees, which is only a few thousand dollars.

"There are several famous IT companies settled in Sunshine City. You can try your luck there," Ron said to his sister Alice.

"Thank you, Mr. Soul," she said incoherently.

Ron waved his hand and continued strolling with Tab.

Sur Real Estate takes a commission from the sales of all the counters in the entire mall.

Buying things or giving luxury goods as gifts here is much cheaper than outside.

Tabu's headlights were rubbed and polished by him, and deep injected. It wouldn't be too much to buy him some jewelry to appease him.

Talking about the actresses in Bollywood, Urmila is pregnant and Vanessa has just given birth to a child.

Now the only one who can take care of him is Tab, and Ron is very satisfied.

He is also a loyal person. He always likes beautiful, fair-skinned female stars and is unwavering in his love for them.

"Is the office building you just mentioned also a property under the group?"

"Yes, some of them have been activated. I'll take you to see them someday."

"That girl was lucky. She easily found a job at a big company."

"She'll have to mention my name then. I hope she's not too stupid." Ron smiled.

"I heard you have a large data center here. That's where computers are used, right? Why don't you let her go there directly?"

"New graduates are too inexperienced. They need at least a few years of training. Come on, I'll take you to the data center."

Ron became interested and took Tab straight to the office on the top floor.

Just like how he had fooled those Satyam companies, Sunshine Smart City did indeed lay out a state-of-the-art fiber optic communication system.

The smart official website operation platform he mentioned is not just a pipe dream.

Here it is.

The huge office is densely packed with seats, each table has a computer, and each seat has a customer service staff member handling order requests on the official website.

Some people were answering the phone because programmers in the office needed to book a taxi.

Others call cafes and restaurants and report the order details that pop up on their computers to them.

Caprese, roast chicken, flatbread, Assam milk tea

The menus are transmitted here via the fiber optic network and then relayed to the restaurants in the mall.

Once everything is ready, the deliveryman holding a walkie-talkie will deliver the order to the designated office seat in the office building.

At first glance, this is the food delivery system of later generations.

Of course, it is not that advanced yet, and many jobs cannot be done without manual labor.

For example, customers in office buildings can only send their orders to the customer service center through the Internet, and then the customer service will pass it on to the merchant.

There are no computers in those restaurants and cafes, and many people don’t know how to use them, so they can only ask Sur Real Estate’s customer service to do it for them.

When computers become popular personal tools, a decent food delivery platform will be almost born.

Another major flaw is that this online service is only limited to Sunshine City.

To put it simply, it is a local area network, because the population in the business district is large enough, so this system can run.

Otherwise, it would be difficult to sustain due to the labor costs alone.

For every transaction, Sur Real Estate will take a commission, otherwise where will the profit come from?

Although it is a bit expensive and the merchant makes a small profit, both parties are generally satisfied.

Programmers are mostly homebodies who are too lazy to go out and run errands to buy a cup of coffee.

Why not pay a few rupees tip and enjoy the service delivered to your door with just a click of the mouse?

The merchants didn't have much of an issue with this; a 20% service charge was acceptable. They also had plenty of business, with calls pouring in for food orders.

The person who led the team to develop this system was Akash. After he joined Sun Media, he had not yet finished developing his own website, but he had helped Sur Real Estate solve a big problem.

Anyway, they are all Mr. Sur's property, so it can be considered as a secondment, and he also received a considerable bonus.

Ron is generally satisfied with the operation of the data center. Making money is secondary. The unanimous praise from residents in the business district is the golden signboard.

After you gain a reputation, are you worried that no brands will come to your mall? With a wide variety of merchandise, are you worried that no customers will come?

Everything is interconnected. A good reputation is quite important among the wealthy people in Delhi.

So the owners living in the wealthy areas instructed their drivers to drive to Sunshine City, which is currently the busiest shopping mall in New Delhi.

Satya got out of the car with a blonde woman, slammed the door, and walked into the mall.

When the mall's security guard saw them approaching, he quickly saluted them, and the glass door opened automatically, and they disappeared inside.

Barum didn't get out of the car, thinking it would be easier to concentrate inside. He closed his eyes and tried to calm himself down.

The blonde woman's low-cut dress made him very uncomfortable.

He would get cocky and couldn't help but let his thoughts run wild.

So Barum had to try not to look at the rearview mirror, because if a car accident happened, it would be his fault.

"Country Mouse! Get out of the car and come over here!"

Several drivers were squatting in a circle near the shopping center parking lot. One of them was waving a magazine and shouting at him.

It turned out to be the driver with vitiligo. Barum walked towards him with a smile.

"Country mouse, do you still have any needs for city life?" Vitiligo smiled maliciously.

"You left me alone and ran away last time." That time, Barum was beaten by the hotel manager.

"Don't say that," he put his hand on Barum, "I helped you later, otherwise your master would have kicked you out long ago."

Barum didn't object. It had been a close call. If it weren't for his vitiligo, he might have been back herding cattle in the filthy land.

"How was it? Were you satisfied with the blonde from last time? Tell me quickly, did you call my name, ah?"

"That's fake. It's a Nepalese woman who dyed her hair."

"How could this be?" Vitiligo was shocked.

"I can still tell a fair-skinned woman apart. You've made me waste seven thousand rupees."

"It seems that I can only take you there, pure blonde!" Vitiligo looked around furtively.

"Where?" Barum started to get cocky again.

(End of this chapter)