I Inherited Fishing Bins in Canada
Episode 16's

Under Tiger's direction, Shane Casson heads straight to the Cadillac dealership. A car with a colorful protector suddenly appeared in his view.

Cadillac dealers are relatively quiet. When they saw Shane Casson heading straight for President One, the service staff immediately ran towards him enthusiastically, offering hot coffee and fragrant cakes one by one.

"With a length of almost six meters, width and height of more than two meters, doesn't this car look like a monster? However, take a look at the delicate car paint and its beauty, and then take a look at its luxurious interior. You will understand that this car is specifically designed for successful people like you. I'm sure if you sit in it, you'll be President!" said Tiger.

Shane Casson needs to learn more about cars. After all, he was from a civilian background and had never even owned a car.

Cadillac 4S dealer manager explained live, "President One is equipped with a 6L V8 engine with incredible power. This engine generates 248kW of power, enough to make you feel like flying. I think this is enough for a car. After all, not everyone likes to ride a ferocious beast like Knight XV."

Shane Casson sat in the car and looked at the interior. Truly luxurious, with a harmonious combination of cream-colored leather and brown peach wood forming the main color tone of the interior. The two main seats in the rear cabin are equipped with electric massage chairs with foot support and heating functions. There is even a luxury bar and a high-end digital home theater entertainment system, making it like a moving presidential suite.

The hallmarks of American cars are luxury and brilliance, and President One showcases those features to the fullest, making people feel good at first glance.

Shane Casson looked at Auerbach doubtfully, and the latter shrugged his shoulders and said, "I suggest you go around and think about it before making a decision. After all, this is almost three hundred thousand Canadian dollars."

Then, Auerbach changed the topic again: "But you still have to swipe your card. I know that you've made a decision. Your eyes tell me that this car is your choice."

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Shane Casson enthusiastically transfers money, letting the manager and Tiger at the 4S dealer witness what it means to be a "local king."

The price of a high-end presidential limousine with a 6.2-liter engine is 280,000 Canadian dollars, which is equivalent to 31 billion Indonesian rupiahs.

Because Shane Casson paid for the car cash, 4S dealers offered him discounts, a full set of leather seat accessories, and low insurance.

In addition, the manager told Shane Casson that the car is also equipped with additional services, that is, anytime and anywhere, while in Canada, if the car is damaged or needs maintenance, with just one phone call and another 4S dealer will take care of him for her.

Money did speak, Shane Casson could not help his admiration.

Buying this car does not make it feel special; everything feels very simple.

Tiger was very happy because he managed to get a commission from this luxury car. He treats Shane Casson like his own father, is busy serving coffee and biscuits, and almost just massages his shoulders.

Shane Casson does not need to bother with registration procedures and the issuance of a car driving license. 4S Store is responsible for that. All he needs to do is go home and wait for the car to be delivered to his fish farm.

Auerbach takes Shane Casson around St. John 's. Although it was the largest city in Newfoundland, Shane felt it was small, with only 200,000 people. Can this be considered a city?

However, St. John's is one of the cities in Canada that has a trading port, and its economy is well developed. Otherwise, a car like President No.1 would not have a market here.

Auerbach introduced to Shane Casson that the city was built in the early 19th century by 4,000 royalists and a few Irishmen who fled here due to starvation. Therefore, there are many traditional Irish-style buildings.

St. John's takes great care of the protection of this traditional building. Although many old and damaged buildings in the city, they have not been torn down. They have been well protected, telling visitors about the not-so-glamorous yet still interesting history of the city.

Upon seeing Shane Casson back, Shark who was cleaning the place curiously asked about what car he bought.

Shane Casson showed off his new car, "I bought a Cadillac One. If you need to use it, Old Shark, just take the key from me. Just use it as much as you can."

But Shark didn't know, he laughed and said, "You bought an SUV? Geez, I thought you saw the shopping list I gave you and went to buy a pickup truck!"

Shane Casson rubbed his nose. She did not see the shopping list Shark gave her. After all, he planned to delay buying anything for his fishing grounds.

"Do you still need a pickup truck?"

"Of course, we need a pickup truck. We can use it to pull boats, repair equipment, carry fish boxes, pull boats, and deliver ice blocks. After all, pickup trucks will be very useful in fishing grounds."

"Let's talk about that later. Let's see what good trucks were available at the time. By the way, what are you doing?"

"I'm cleaning up a fish factory, boss. The place has to be cleaned before we start working at the fish factory."

Shane Casson laughed, "How long will it take for you to clean up alone?"

Shark laughed, "Who said I cleaned alone? I only take care of things that can still be used. Tomorrow there will be people coming to clean."

Initially, Shane Casson had trouble understanding Shark's intentions. However, the next day, the sound of the car engine rumbled one after another. Shane Casson got up and looked out, saw a group of people coming.

Shark waved his beard to assign tasks to the people who came. Not long after, all of the more than twenty houses already had people cleaning them.

Shane Casson asked, "Have you hired a cleaning crew?"

The salary of cleaners in Canada is not low, but that is not the case. Shane Casson wants to change the attitude of Shark who takes people to work without even saying hello to him.

Shark shook his head and smiled, "Why should I wear a cleaner when I have neighbors and friends who have nothing to do and can help me clean up? As long as we give food to them afterwards, everything's fine."

The warm and friendly side of interpersonal relations in this capitalist country touches Shane Casson. He used to think that in Canada, with its vast territory and meager population, people would be indifferent to each other.

Since Canada is a vast country with a sparse population, people, especially neighbors, have a good relationship. In this case, neighbors are more important than distant relatives.

Shane Casson finally realizes how powerful Shark's influence and connections are. With just a few phones, at least fifty people came to help clean up.

After seeing Shark's son, Little Shark, and his friends help out, Shane Casson takes them away to buy a bunch of snacks, drinks, and booze, and decides to throw a party at night.

Throughout the day, people came and went to the fishing grounds, and the atmosphere was completely different from the previous quiet state.