Chapter 102 He Had Bigger Plans

• In the morning, a truckload of bicycles arrived—5,000 units in total. Joshua and Tom, along with the others, got to work unloading, inspecting, and organizing them in storage, readying them for the next stage of deployment.
• The initial phase of promoting the shared bikes had gone smoothly, but as the numbers increased, concerns about city regulators began to surface. They would need to establish communication with the authorities to avoid issues. In the short term, this wasn't a problem, but securing angel investors remained a critical long-term priority.
• However, Joshua wasn't pinning all his ambitions on the shared bike initiative. He had bigger plans in motion. The bikes were merely a stepping stone—a means to generate capital quickly, attract investments, and sell the business. His ultimate goal was to extract the profits and channel them into other industries with greater potential.