"Hey! Igor! What's wrong with you?" Sid patted Igor next to him on the shoulder, "Wake up, don't fall asleep! People will be fired when they see you!"

Igor tried hard to raise his eyes, and he felt his eyelids become particularly heavy, as if a Mont Blanc was pressed on it, so that he could not open it no matter how hard he opened it. Sid's voice was also ethereal and faint.

"I don't know," Igor's voice seemed to come out of his sleep, "I'm so sleepy!"

Sid looked around and saw the supervisor Harley walking towards this side. He quickly stepped on Igor.

The severe pain made Igor's sleepiness disappear suddenly, and he suddenly woke up.

"What are you two doing there? Are you lazy?" Harley's roar came from afar.

"No, Mr. Harley. We just fell a piece of quicklime from the trolley." Sid replied loudly. After saying that, he quickly said to Igor: "Hurry up, Igor!" Then the two of them pushed the trolley full of quicklime along the rails and pushed the other side.

When he arrived at the place, Sid stopped, then suddenly pulled a handle, and the trolley's truck flipped over and poured the quicklime into the storage pool next to the blast furnace.

"Okay, Igor, let's go." Sid said, clapping the gray on his hand. However, he didn't get an answer, so he turned his head and was surprised to see that Igor was squatting there and asleep against the corner of the wall.

"Damn it! How could he be so sleepy?" Sid couldn't understand what was going on.

"Damn it! Sleep at work! I'm going to fire you!" Harley suddenly came out of nowhere and shouted loudly. However, his screams did not wake up and fell asleep. Igor was sleeping soundly, so that his saliva flowed out and wet his collar.

...

"Doyle, Reus, the situation is really wrong now." After get off work, several leaders of the union gathered at worker Pat's home to discuss the situation in the nearest factory.

It was already time for supper. Before the sun had completely set, the afterglow touched the sky to the west into a bleak dark red. Pat's windows were very small, so at this time, the room was already very dark, but a few people did not light the lights. The electric lights were still the luxury of rich people in France. Even the kerosene lamps were not affordable by ordinary workers. So although the windows were open, several people could only open the windows and talk slander.

"Yes, there are too many people who have made mistakes because of sleepiness. As a result, there are too many people who have been fired. Almost every day, several workers are fired for various mistakes. This is absolutely abnormal. Bart, I think there must be something strange about this!" said a worker in his forties and brown hair.

"You need to say this? This is absolutely abnormal! It's fine if one or two people do this. How can so many people get sleepy? What's more, we all took 'Dali Pills', so how can we get sleepy so easily?" Another big worker replied.

"Then tell me, what's wrong?" said another worker.

"How could I know, I just think it's wrong." The worker replied, "This is a matter, I should ask about glasses."

Glasses are a young man who looks gentle and more like a college student in a university. He wears a pair of glasses on his nose and is now a spark worker. This is also a senior technical job in a steel mill. There is a legend that he has really studied in college and later joined Workers International. "Glasses" reached out to hold the glasses on the bridge of his nose and said: "Although I don't know what's going on, I'm sure! There is only one truth! That's..."

...

At the same time, in the office of Director Louis, the supervisors were talking to the director.

"Haley, you did a good job!" Director Louis praised, "You can always show up in time at the right time and do a good job!"

"Manager, you've been awarded."

...

Pat's home.

"Have you noticed that what kind of people are most likely to get sleepy?" asked "Glasses".

"What kind of person?" Pat asked, leaning forward.

"Workers in non-critical positions." "Glasses" replied.

...

Factory Director's Office.

"Mr. Perkins, you are the key to the whole operation. You have never made a mistake in the previous operation. This is amazing! I see your performance, and I will not break your promise to you. This is your special bonus this month." Louis said a small envelope and handed it to Perkins, the factory doctor who was responsible for distributing "Dali Pills" to the workers.

"You can call," Director Louis added.

Perkins opened the small envelope, glanced at it, then put it in his pocket with a happy face, and said hurriedly: "Thank you, Mr. Louis, you are a generous and good person."

...

Worker Pat's home.

"What will happen if someone falls asleep in those key positions?" asked Glasses. However, he gave the answer without waiting for the other person to answer: "The factory will suffer huge losses because the person falls asleep. For example, if I am sleepy when I am watching the spark, the quality of the steel in the furnace will be greatly affected. The company will suffer huge losses. Even if I shoot me, they will feel that it will suffer huge losses. Only workers in non-critical positions such as porters, even if they fall asleep because they fall asleep, will not cause too serious losses. Where is the reason why only workers in non-critical positions in the world will suffer from sleep?"

"Glasses! You mean?" Bart said in surprise.

"Bart, you've been suspicious for a long time, aren't you?" asked Glasses.

...

Factory Director's Office.

Now the supervisors and factory doctors have left, and there are only Director Louis and cashier Newman in the office.

"Mr. Louis, this is the salary and expenditure form for this month. Please take a look." Newman handed a report to Louis.

Louis lowered his head and looked at the report seriously. After a while, he showed a satisfied smile on his face. He nodded, put the report away and put it in the drawer of his desk.

...

Worker Pat's home.

"If you don't understand one thing, don't worry about its ins and outs. Just think about this question, that is, who will take advantage of this situation?" "Glasses" continued.

"Those who are expelled are workers in non-critical positions who can get normal wages, which is the majority of workers. Once they are fired, they can sign in to the labor market. These new workers will have a probation period of up to three months, during which their wages are only one-third to one-half of the normal wages. But this does not mean that their labor capacity in these positions is only one-third to one-half of the original formal workers. It should be said that their labor capacity is no different from the original formal workers, because this is an ordinary job that does not require technology at all. In this way, if most of these workers can be replaced with probation workers, the company can save almost one-third of the salary every month within at least three months."

"These bastards!" Doyle cursed angrily, "I'm sure these bastards want to do more than this. But they will definitely find an opportunity to fire the workers in the probation period when the probation period is about to arrive, and then replace them with new ones!"

"Glasses, how did they do it to make him hope that the person who did the wrong nap would do it as he wished and was caught in time?" Reus asked.

"I think, just like the 'Da Li Pills' can refresh our spirits, there are also drugs that can make people sleepy in this world." "Glasses" said, "It's not easy to do something a little bit when he takes 'Da Li Pills'?"

"Is there any evidence?" Reus asked.

"It's not difficult? As long as you can get the kind of pills that make a fool, you can reveal the truth. All the drugs are distributed by Dr. Perkins. If he did, then most of the drugs he sent were real "Dali Pills", but he must know who the fake ones were sent. Because every time someone was sleepy, the supervisors would always appear very promptly and then fire them. It was too late for other workers to wake him up. What does this mean? It means that the supervisors had known who would be sleepy and had been staring at them for a long time. Therefore, we should pay attention to observation and see what abnormal manifestations Perkins had when distributing the medication, and also pay attention to the reactions of other supervisors. I think we can find who got those pills that make people sleepy, and then take these pills out for testing, and there will be evidence."

"What's the use of evidence?" Reus said. "Can you still sue them in court? Or expose them in newspapers. They will never admit it, they will only say that these things were forged by us. What's the use of this?"
Chapter completed!