It's another Saturday. Lynch is sitting on a row of empty tiered seats. There are quite a few reporters below, much more than last time.
Revitalizing the secondhand goods market and reducing unnecessary waste in consumption have become a new policy promoted by the mayor. This also means that Lynch's secondhand goods auction will be semi-officially promoted throughout the state.
If they do well in the state, the Progressive Party's territories and even the entire Federation will start to push this new commodity system.
Promotion is the first step. Last week, the mayor, including Ferrari and others, did not believe Lynch's thing could create any miracles. They just wanted to use the crowd gathered by Lynch for some positive publicity about the mayor.
But unexpectedly, the outcome was surprisingly good. Plus, Lynch was willing to cooperate with the mayor's action, giving all the "credit" to the mayor, which led to so many reporters coming this time.
