Daily American Drama

in the hallway.

It was only a few steps away, but William was struggling.

hell!

You don't need to take medicine?

Is that human being?

William envied and hated to the extreme.

Then think about what he should say when he goes back.

Honestly?

I'm afraid I don't believe it.

Even he doesn't believe it.

Yes, how is it possible.

Adam must be bragging.

William came back to his senses, thinking he knew the truth, and was annoyed that he was almost bluffed by Adam's big words.

Honey, how is it?

In the luxury suite, the rich woman was enjoying the food, and when she saw William coming in, she immediately asked.

No medicine at all.

William laughed.

impossible!

The rich woman categorically denied: No one can be that strong.

She obviously hasn't read Marvel comics and doesn't know Captain America's famous quotes.

I haven't seen Howard in The Big Bang Theory, saying I can do it all night every day, and printing such a shameful abbreviation on the T-shirt.

Then when he got excited, he tore off the T-shirt in front of the crowd. With his thin upper body naked, he frantically shook the torn T-shirt, knelt on the ground, and roared to the sky.

The strongest thing in her mind is medicine, not people.

Of course no one is that strong.

William quickly echoed: The key is that the neighbors are not alone, they are a group of people.

You mean...

The rich woman's eyes lit up.

yes.

The figures of Juno and Karen flashed in William's mind, and they were substituted into the scene, and the 'truth' came out at once, and he gave an affirmative answer to the rich woman's guess.

Can we join?

The rich woman's language is not amazing and endless.

...

William was startled, glanced at the ordinary rich woman, thought of Heather, Juno, and Karen, and was very excited, thinking that if he could participate, he would earn a lot of money.

But then it occurred to him that this was impossible, and he didn't want to appear in front of Adam again, especially with the rich woman.

So he could only shake his head and said, No, they are an internal party...

That's it.

It was a pity for the rich woman, but then she forgot about it.

Since there is no magic medicine, it is not worth paying attention to. This kind of party is not only next door.

She has attended all the more eye-opening parties.

William heaved a sigh of relief, but at the same time he was faintly disappointed.

If the rich woman persisted, or used some means, if she could impress Adam and the others, that would be great...

next door.

Naturally, Adam didn't know that William was starting to flirt, trying to think of good things.

Juno, you are at Harvard, have you heard the legend of eating chicken at MIT?

Stretching his waist, he said casually.

certainly.

Juno said with a smile: There is a person who also applied for the Robinson Scholarship of Harvard Medical School, and beat our other 74 applicants at the same time, and successfully won a scholarship worth 300,000 knives. Of course I have heard his story.

In order to ensure the status and income of doctors, the United States strictly controls the number of new students in medical schools. There are about 20,000 places each year, which are allocated to 143 medical schools in the country that can award doctoral degrees in medicine.

Larger state public medical schools have a quota of 200 to 300 students, and top private medical schools such as Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Stanford, Columbia, etc., only have about 100 new students each year.

This fall, there are only 75 Juno classmates (including Juno).

With such a small circle and such a big interest, news naturally spread all over the sky, and even all the details of the interview were exposed.

Oh? He is also a student of this class like you?

Adam was surprised.

Ok.

Juno smiled and said: This man is called Ben Campbell, he is an out-and-out genius, pre-med, GPA4.0 (out of 4.0), MCAT, 44 out of 45, team leader of the All-Mi Math Elite League, I have worked as a teaching assistant for two famous professors, I have their letters of recommendation, and my resume is very beautiful.”

This alone can't impress the recruiters, right?

Adam shook his head.

good.

Juno nodded and said: His resume is indeed beautiful, but it is not dazzling among Harvard's previous students, even though he said that his dream since childhood is to study at Harvard Medical School.

The recruiting staff was unmoved and asked him to provide a more dazzling life experience, preferably like the hero who came out of the book, to impress everyone.

Then he told the story of his card counting group in Las Vegas?

Adam couldn't help laughing.

He finally remembered the general plot of the movie called Blackjack.

This man named Ben Campbell studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In his senior year, he was planning to apply for Harvard Medical School, but he was worried about the cost of up to 300,000 in four years (tuition plus living expenses).

Then he was attracted by a math professor because of his strong math talent, and he got close to a secret card counting group. He quickly mastered this skill, and became the backbone of the team.

Formed a team with other members, went to Las Vegas 17 times, and won hundreds of thousands of dollars in just a few months (personal gains, plus other team members and professors, the total amount is no less than tens of millions).

During the period, because of a conflict with the professor (the professor only remotely directs the logistics but directly asks for half of the proceeds), the winning money was stolen by the professor, and he was caught and beaten by the casino.

I confronted the professor, but the professor threatened him with his grades (because once the professor gave him a low score, his GPA would not be able to reach 4.0, and his application for the exam might be rejected directly, and it would be useless if he had money).

Desperate, he chose to cooperate with the supervisors of the casino, and designed to trick the professor into making a big pension before the new system of the casino went online (before, for safety, they all won in batches and quantitatively, this last time was to risk exposure the risk of earning a fortune).

Supervisors and professors are old rivals. They have always wanted to arrest the professor, but they have never had a chance. Unemployment is replaced by computer systems.

The professor was fooled, and finally he and a large sum of gambling money were taken away by the supervisors, and his life and death are unknown.

Ben Campbell has harvested dazzling experiences and love, and he is the leading actor in the proper book.

Isn't that illegal?

Adam asked curiously.

Breaking the law?

Juno smiled and said, What are you talking about? Card counting is not illegal, and he was robbed twice.

Adam was taken aback for a moment, and after listening to Juno's version of the story, he realized that Ben Campbell directly deleted the plot where he and the supervisors jointly set up a situation.

In this story, he succumbs to the professor and sincerely plans to make a big deal with the professor, and the two reconcile as before.

Because he doesn't want that much money, as long as it is enough for him to go to Harvard Medical School, it does not conflict with the purpose of the professor.

Unfortunately, they were robbed again.

They're all actors.

Adam sighed.

hehe.

Juno smiled: After hearing his story, the recruiting staff was completely dumbfounded, and then he asked the other party, is this experience dazzling? Does it look like the male protagonist who came out of the book?

Adam shook his head.

This is the mixed world of American drama, film and television, otherwise this book will definitely be interrogated by the police.

A well-known MIT professor disappeared without a trace because he went to count cards and gamble with his students, but the students were all safe and sound.

And Ben once had a conflict of interest with the professor.

Even if these loopholes cannot convict Ben, but Ben, who is burdened with suspicion, may not be disqualified by Harvard Medical School, let alone imagine a scholarship as high as 300,000.

How dare you pretend to be aggressive with the recruiters?