Mr. Lynch is very ambitious, that's the opinion of the business department of Sabin City's TV station. They suggested offering him a broadcasting fee of three thousand dollars for each women's football match and providing a championship sponsorship worth thirty thousand dollars, which Lynch rejected.
From the TV station's perspective, a three-thousand-dollar broadcasting fee per game is not cheap. It's merely a non-professional women's football match without any formal league system, and it wouldn't be officially recognized.
Paying three thousand dollars for broadcasting such a match, isn't it a bargain for Lynch?
When the salesperson discussed this with the supervisor, he felt indignant, "For three thousand dollars, we can hire a group of girls, have them split into two teams, and run around the lawn with minimal clothing!"
