Felix Warburg finally realized that he had been fooled by Donnie's acting, and said with some dissatisfaction, "So the conversation I had with Donnie before was all a deception, just to get us to solve his current public opinion pressure?"
Paul Warburg was somewhat disappointed. If it weren't for the fact that he couldn't leave New York at the moment, he would definitely have returned to Philadelphia to take charge of this matter himself.
"If Donnie just wanted to do that, he wouldn't have invited you to Atlantic City!"
"Then what exactly does Donnie mean?"
"Interest!" On the other end of the phone, Paul Warburg's voice grew louder, saying: "All Donnie wants is interest. Didn't you just say it? Donnie told you, if our Kuhn, Loeb & Co. consortium enters Atlantic City, it will definitely encroach upon Venus's interests, so the fundamental meaning of Donnie is, if we want to enter Atlantic City, we need to offer equivalent interests. Only in this way, will Donnie open up!"