"Don't you think it's troublesome for me? Four hundred million dollars per ship isn't too much, right?"
Tahnoon decisively nodded and said, "Not too much. I can pay you 50% of the deposit in advance, but you need to help us solve a problem."
Joe Ga listened, and with a thoughtful smile, pointed towards the cigar room, saying with a grin, "Is the Gulf Cooperation Council really having internal strife?"
Tahnoon nodded and then shook his head, saying, "It's not that serious...
We've received information that America's shale oil industry might be restarted.
Their extraction costs are high; to sell it, they'd need us to reduce production and raise oil prices.
You should know our situation. Reducing oil production for us now is like nurturing a competitor.
We need some countermeasures and accurate information, preferably with coordination from Liberia and Iraq..."
Upon hearing this, Joe Ga clapped and said, "Then you've come to the right person!
