Chapter 793 Carter’s Spare Tire

When things develop beyond the threshold of psychological expectations, it is a surprise for everyone!

Stimulated by the surprise, these students burst out with amazing enthusiasm!

At first, it was just a student with good grades in the literature major who was harassed by everyone on the council. But starting from the second day, the entire topic at Yale became "Talk Show"!

Different from "stand-edy", the most mainstream expression of the art form of talk show in this era, "Talk Show" coincidentally conceals some people's dirty impression of talk show.

At least, the eloquent display will sound more serious!

It's not that Carter deliberately changed his name. It's just that he said he was used to "talk shows" and asked Carter to change it to a stand-up comedy. He was really not used to it. The talk shows that popped up from time to time also made other people listen.

Carter only discovered this ingenious chemical reaction on the third day of his Yale campus report. He seemed to have inadvertently created a new vocabulary.

After smiling at this little episode, Carter continued to devote himself to other work.

Contacting Bulldog Film Company can be done in just a few words! After all, there are not many stable employments on campus! For this reason, some service quotations are lowered to retain big customers. Anyone in their right mind will not think this is very

Loss! Naturally, there is no such thing as rejection!

In terms of professional courses, Carter also had to search again. Professors who had promised themselves before, and even some professors who had signed an agreement to teach at New Haven and Yale Public Course Center for free, had to re-sign a supplementary agreement: that is, they agreed to transfer themselves

The course content, film and television copyrights, electronic copyrights, etc. are authorized to be used by TED.

This part of the negotiation, at Yale, is also easy!

Because, Yale is “professor-led”!

After knowing that all profits from TED will be given to universities, especially the content provided by which school, the profits will be returned to that school. Their interests are also guaranteed!

As long as the profits go to the university, as the real "owners" of Yale, are they still worried that their hard work will be in vain, and then all the results will go to Carter?!

Whether this money is used to directly pay "class fees" to professors or used to improve the teaching and research environment, there will be gains! As long as the power to control this money is in the hands of professors, this is enough!

Only in terms of the share ratio, some professors were not happy that Carter would take 60% with a group of students. At this point, the two sides argued for a while, but in the end Carter said, "Our council still needs to bear the burden."

"The operating cost of the TED project" was the reason, and he was reluctantly convinced.

Of course, Carter actually has reason to believe that the reason why professors are so easily persuaded by him is that, to a large extent, they have never thought about what a group of student-run public welfare organizations can develop into.

Even if the current leader of this organization is Carter, it will be the same!

After all, Carter is a businessman and will graduate in two years. It is impossible for him to focus all his energy on these things.

Based on their preconceived notions, they didn’t expect much money from this thing. Their agreement to this request was largely just a way of supporting the students!

In North America, where praise culture is prevalent, encouraging education is also very popular!

Objectively speaking, in terms of educational philosophy, at least at present, school education and family education in most parts of the United States will choose to support children's actions. Even if the content he proposed sounds outrageous.

Well. Except for Texas!

The "leash education method" is relatively popular in Texas.

In other words, in states with more conservatives in the central and southern parts of the country, the educational philosophy of Americans is still the same as "a stick produces a filial son" or "a man cannot be beaten unless he is beaten."

So, what a beacon of freedom and beacon of progress, just listen to it! While Carter paid tribute to the moral character and educational philosophy of these teachers and professors at Yale, he only paid attention to these people who he recognized.

Taking these points together, Carter found that this wave! The right time, right place and right people have taken full advantage!

The so-called good time, talk show performances are still difficult to reach the level of elegance. In other words, in the track of stand-up talk show, I currently have no competitors! What’s more interesting is that the famous TED in the future is now also

Not born yet!

The so-called geographical advantage is not only the favorable external environment of being in a so-called "progressive" open-minded state, but also a school like Yale University, where the power of the school is concentrated in the professor committee, making it easier for itself to balance the interests of all parties!

The so-called people and people are naturally the vast human resources that you can use as much as you like! It is not like when I was in Douglas, I wanted to do something, but the results were far away. Let’s not say that there are illiterates everywhere, but in creativity

This aspect is basically better than nothing

As for the last part of the TED project: videos of alumni speeches.

This part can only be done when things get underway! Every senior who returns to school to give a speech must negotiate and sign a separate contract

Maybe we can get some well-known and influential alumni as representatives in advance?

While thinking about this issue, Carter also thought about the distribution process

"Hey, Rick! Can we discuss something?"

"What's up?"

"When will your dad be free? I'll come with you and pay him a visit. Can you help me make referrals?"

"Um?"

Rick raised his eyebrows, instinctively sensing that the person next to him had no good intentions.

"You want my dad to come back to school to attend the dean's tea party and agree to make his lectures public? And it's free of charge!"

"That's right! If you think about it this way, the financial reward is zero, but a good reputation is priceless!"

Carter chuckled:

"Isn't your father about to be promoted to Under Secretary of the Ministry of War? This status is enough! He can also lead the way for other alumni and seniors!"

"If you want someone to take the lead, why don't you ask the Vice President? Speaking of which, Mr. Bush came out of the same college as us. He was also in Davenport at the time."

"Nonsense! Do you think I really don't want to find you? If possible, I would even like to invite Brother Genzi to give a lecture! You can pay me! The influence will definitely be great!"

Carter rolled his eyes and spread his hands:

"The problem now is not that I know them, but they don't know me! There is no chance to strike up a conversation. Isn't this the second best thing to do and focus on your dad!"

"Oh~ My dad is your backup, Carter? Are you looking down on the quasi-undersecretary of the Army?"

"Ahem, cough, don't tell such a big truth again! It's true. Most people are not qualified to be a spare tire! Why don't you help me? This is not a bad thing! Right!"

Carter was slightly embarrassed, then without blushing, he said breathlessly:

"Yale doesn't always teach us that we should be committed to serving public institutions! As federal public servants, we also serve public institutions. We can't favor one over another just because we at Yale are poor and can't afford salaries! They are all the work of our seniors and juniors.

, you can’t be so fussy about it! Besides, reputation! Reputation!”

"If he comes out and performs like this, the ROTC gang won't all be your father's people from now on, right?"

"You should stop it! Half of Yale's ROTC are from the Air Force, and among the few Army cadets there are worms like you who are obsessed with the logistics. What can I say about being used by my father in the future? Okay, okay, seriously.

Yes, I don’t think my dad is suitable to do this.”
Chapter completed!