Chapter 106 Let the reporter taste

"My reporter friend, you have misunderstood. I have no intention of insulting you; I just feel that you lack basic common sense in economics.

Furthermore, as a news media reporter, you should maintain an objective and neutral attitude to investigate the truth of this matter, but you have not.

Your statement just now shows that your subjective attitude is on the side of the prisoners. How can you report the news fairly and objectively when you already have a personal stance?

Prisoners do indeed have human rights, and they will receive the protection they are due, but how can you subjectively assume that our prison management is abusing prisoners before you have investigated the specific situation?"

At this moment, Reynoldson Rockefeller went on a fierce offensive, relentlessly tearing into the reporter who had spoken out of turn.

With their colleague suffering, the other reporters were naturally happy to watch the show; they didn't care how miserable their colleague was, as long as there were contradictions and conflicts in the matter, these were all news.

Writing it out meant traffic, and traffic meant money; no one would turn their back on money.

After that reporter was silenced, other reporters immediately followed up on the previous question and asked.

"Then, Mr. Renoson, how do you explain the issues of prisoners reporting that the food is difficult to swallow and the charges for bed spaces?"

"First, let's talk about the food. What we feed the prisoners is a nutritional meal plan specifically tailored for them by top nutritionists in America.

The food is absolutely healthy, fresh, and particularly good for the body. I don't know if any of the media friends present have eaten nutritious diet meals, but those who have know that what I am saying is the truth."

Immediately after, Reynoldson Rockefeller gave an order to the staff beside him, and more than a dozen prison guards carried several large metal boxes and a pile of tableware and placed them on the ground.

"What is inside these boxes is the daily meal provided by our prison to the prisoners. I swear on the reputation of the Rockefeller Family that the food and taste inside are the same standard as what the prisoners usually eat.

Everyone, please come and have a taste."

Trays filled with food were handed to each of the media reporters. The trays contained boiled Chinese cabbage, boiled potatoes, boiled chicken, and other foods.

Although there was no exquisite plating, because it was boiled, the appearance of the prisoners' meals actually looked quite good.

A fat reporter stuffed all the food into his stomach in a few bites, then asked the prison guard for another serving.

"Holy shit, they aren't playing us, are they! Do prisoners eat this well every day? If this is true, I would even want to go to jail.

At least I don't get to eat such clean vegetables and meat every day."

That fat reporter muttered while eating, his mouth mumbling non-stop.

It wasn't just this fat reporter; almost all the male reporters present had the same thought. In their view, this kind of boiled nutritional diet meal was already quite good.

At the very least, most reporters who had just started working couldn't eat such good food every day. In their eyes, it was very ungrateful for this group of prisoners to complain about being abused while eating such good food every day.

Not all reporters had this thought; at least most female reporters saw through the hidden truth behind this nutritional diet meal at a glance.

After all, women love beauty.

Women who have tried to lose weight generally incorporate boiled food into a healthy diet to some extent, and anyone who has eaten boiled food a few times certainly wouldn't think it's a good thing.

Women are vain, and one female reporter decisively pointed out the problem.

Although she didn't shout loudly, she didn't deliberately lower her voice either; at least the reporters present could basically hear it.

"This kind of nutritional diet meal is indeed very healthy, and it is indeed very good for the body. People who love fitness and weight loss generally eat this kind of food.

The main cooking method is to boil it first and then season it.

But for the sake of the body, it is generally low-oil, low-salt, and sugar-free, so the biggest characteristic of this boiled food is that it is bland, very, very bland.

Trying this kind of food for the first time usually doesn't feel like a big problem, but after eating it two or three times in a row, you won't be able to stand it.

Those who can eat it for three to five days in a row are people with very firm Willpower. Eating this kind of food long-term is definitely a very cruel punishment, so those prisoners complaining to their families that the food in the prison is unpalatable is really not a problem.

If you men don't have a habit of long-term fitness or weight loss, you probably haven't eaten this kind of diet meal. You will know after eating two or three plates of this food in a row."

Immediately after, other women present who had eaten diet meals also began to complain.

At this point, everyone present knew exactly how ruthless this move by the prison management was.

"Everyone has tasted the food we provide to the prisoners daily in our prison; it tastes pretty good, right?

This is a menu specifically formulated for prisoners by America's premier nutritionists. It is very healthy, very good for the body, and people who have lost weight and do long-term fitness are all eating it.

As you can all see, our ingredients are very fresh; many people living freely outside the prison might not even get to eat food this good.

Everyone can rest assured that our prison absolutely does not abuse prisoners.

Considering the diversity of the inmates' tastes, we will also provide some other foods with different flavors, but they need to be purchased for a fee."

Reynoldson Rockefeller emphasized righteously how healthy and authoritative the prison meals were, but the reporters in the audience were secretly complaining incessantly.

'This thing is healthy, sure, but the problem is that it doesn't taste good. Who the hell can eat this!

You are just one step away from brazenly collecting money directly from the prisoners.'

Everyone knew what the situation was, but no one could say anything.

Because everyone acknowledged that this thing was healthy, and it was endorsed by professional nutritionists. In this regard, who is more professional, the reporter or the nutritionist?

In any case, the food provided by the prison was indeed very healthy. Is it the prison's problem if you can't eat it?

That's the prisoners' problem, damn it! Who told them to come to jail! Since they are already in jail, how dare they be picky?

Since they couldn't find any problems with the diet, soon a reporter opened a second front.

"Mr. Renoson, what about the cell issue?

Prisoners reported on the phone that they are now crowded into a large cell with hundreds of people, the accommodation environment is very poor, and they need to pay extra to live in the previous four-person or two-person rooms.

Is this reasonable?"

"It's reasonable, very reasonable."

Facing the questioning, Reynoldson Rockefeller continued confidently:

"This prison is now a privately operated prison. Every prisoner held here has a bed solely for himself and clean bedding to rest on. Is there a problem with that?

In order for the prison to operate smoothly for a long time, we will make available a large number of double rooms and single rooms; only in this way can we make money to cover the $100 shortfall per person per month.

If you want to live in a better cell, pay money; this is very reasonable.

If anyone feels this practice is unreasonable, that's no problem either; he has two ways to solve this problem.

Either let the government use tax money paid by taxpayers to make up the difference, or he can pay the difference out of his own pocket; we can't let our privately operated company lose money to support a group of prisoners, can we?

Look at how fresh the ingredients they eat every day are; I'm even envious!

Saying more is not as good as going in and taking a look, to see the true appearance of the prisoners' life in our prison. After that, when everyone goes to visit other prisons, you will understand."