David Smith heard James Sherman's words and became more certain that he was bluffing, not understanding at all.
Let alone that he doesn't understand and lets the newcomer, the Steps have already been given to him. If James Sherman has any sense, he should concede gracefully now. Otherwise, he won't be able to answer the first question, and continuing would only embarrass himself, wouldn't it?
"Regarding Market Law, it is divided into three parts. First comes the supply-demand relationship..." Harrison Yale suddenly spoke, his cool voice magnetic and penetrating, reaching everyone's ears.
His detailed explanation was like an Advanced Professor giving a lecture.
With clear logic and concise language, he captured everyone's attention instantly.
"...The last point, and the most crucial one, is that while laws are rigid, the market is dynamic. Adapting according to time and place is the key to victory."
