Old Friends Bar.

Adam was familiar with this look.

Emmm.

Then he felt relieved.

No wonder Beca ran to Ada as an assistant.

It turns out that I want to follow the right boss.

"Music can please people's spirits, but it is not as good as medicine that allows people to survive."

Adam looked away, looked at the crazy Matthew and the others on the stage, and smiled slightly.

"Well, that's right."

Beca also followed Adam's gaze and nodded and echoed.

In the noisy bar, the air was inexplicably quiet for a while.

"Senior, I have an idea."

Beca doesn't like this kind of quietness and breaks the way.

"Oh, let's hear it."

Adam looked at her.

"If we want to gain fame in this award, we still need to create some hot spots to attract traffic."

Becca put away her fans' faces and switched to her professional state: "I think music is a good way, after all, few people don't like music.

Just like Dr. Burke, he is a professional music enthusiast.

Dr. Grey and Dr. Yang and the others also like to play music when they hear it's okay and sway there crazy together.

If there are professional bands to warm up the award ceremony, it will still be very good to enhance the atmosphere.

And it can also break the circle of the award ceremony.”

“Good idea.”

Adam nodded first, then shook his head: "But no, the niche award ceremony that has just been created now cannot attract big-name bands to sing for free.

If you want to invite it, it will inevitably cost you a lot of money, at least in famous units of measurement.

I don't want to pay this money.

It’s not that I can’t afford it.

Instead of using so much money to invite celebrities, it is better to discount the money and give it to the award-winning medical staff!

This makes more sense.”

"That's how it is."

Seeing that Adam was very determined, Beca nodded immediately and said, "Then we can invite groups like Acapella Choir to sing for free without a big name.

We can make a series of competitions.

The champion can sing at the award ceremony to make the award ceremony a hot spot.

Previous competitions can maximize attention and expand influence.

Just give a little bonus, or just one medal and honor.

Trust me, that's enough.

With a little guidance, many people will rush to participate.

At least, we, the members of the Acapella Choir who have graduated, want to have such a stage to reunite and sing together..."

Speaking of this, Beca's eyes were a little dim.

"Your team members are not doing well after graduation?"

Adam knows it.

"Chloe went to study for a veterinary medicine and dealed with animal feces every day. She had deliberately failed the course before and was unwilling to graduate for seven years. She had been staying in the Acapella Choir. Now, thinking about it, I can understand her better."

Beca smiled bitterly: "Stacey is selling ice cream, Lily is working as a tailor, Jessica is working as a fitness coach, and Fat Amy is singing on the street.

The only Aubrey who graduated several years ago is probably the best among us. It runs a fallen hut and is a place for the world's top 500 companies to build teamwork..."

"It may also be that there is someone in this Aubrey family."

Adam laughed.

"Um."

Beca nodded: "She has always liked to quote her father. I heard that her father is a senior military official...but her personality is very suitable for this. In her words, she likes to give orders and distort others' will."

"Maybe it's her own ability."

Adam smiled and said, "You know, human luck is very important. Many successful people, do you think they are very capable? In fact, they are just lucky.

Graduated earlier than you, entered the workplace a little earlier, and killed other people who made mistakes.

Luck is also a kind of ability.”

“I value choice and effort more.”

Beca looked at Adam with high fighting spirit.

“Tell me about the invitation to sing in the Acapella Choir.”

Adam turned back to the topic: "You can win the World Acapella Championship, and your strength is unquestionable. It doesn't cost much to invite you, and you won't be overwhelmed by the hosts.

Your team members have gone from a shiny stage to a dull and dull one now. The difference is too big, and the situation is worth pitiful..."

"But it still doesn't work, right?"

Beca was sad and puzzled: "But why?"

"You really want to know?"

Adam glanced at her.

"I want to know."

Beca did not hesitate.

"That's OK."

Adam pondered, “You know why I founded the Adam Duncan Medical Prize?”

“To create a more equitable award.”

Beca was stunned.

"good."

Adam nodded: "It's for fairness! Everything depends on strength and achievements! There is no secret operation, no transfer of interests, and no right for the sake of right...

Haven't you noticed that there is a major trend in the United States now?

That is, everything is to be correct for the sake of right!

Not for you.

But look at your Acapella Choir members, how many layers of buffs are stacked in them!

I know you didn't consider these things when you formed the team.

At that time, the Acapella Choir of Columbia was at a historical trough and almost couldn't get all the players together, so they could only accept everyone.

You do have enough strength and enough effort.

But no one knows whether these factors that have become increasingly important are at work in your successes, which have become more and more powerful.

If I ask you to regroup, sing at the first Adam Duncan Awards ceremony.

Perhaps it can also be in line with the current big trend, giving the Adam Duncan Award additional praise and benefits.

But there are advantages and disadvantages.

Once I do this, I will unconsciously be driven by that general trend in the future.

What, the Duncan Award was not awarded to women?

What, the Duncan Award was not awarded to Africans?

What, the Duncan Award was not awarded to LGBT?

Discrimination! Discrimination! Discrimination!

What strength is the most important?

Where did the fairness and justice go before?

It has changed its flavor, it has changed its flavor!

It must be discrimination, there must be dark corners!
To be continued...