Translations: Corporate savings ideas, Tenant buildings

 I think I've mentioned this a little before with other ideas, but...

Today, I was like, "Ahh!". I came up with an idea that I think would clearly be beneficial for corporate savings.

That is a building for rent.

Or a shopping mall, or a department store in front of a station.

If you own this place, if you go bankrupt or get into trouble, you can sell the whole building. All shops in the tenants inside the billding will continue to live on. If that's the case, I think you could make 40 million or 80 million USA dollers.

Currently, the CEO alone has the bankruptcy reserve and the business expansion funds, but it's dangerous ... this method is prone to change. But if you create bankruptcy reserves and savings for business expansion in a sound manner that follows the law, it seems that within the current legal framework, the only way is for the CEO to hold them alone. Because if the company goes bankrupt, the president is the only one who has to pay the bills. It's not like the other executives will pay for it.　Well, maybe there is a way. What about the land? I don't know. I haven't looked into it enough yet. But maybe they'll buy a land on the moon. It will remain a wasteland.

So I was thinking about how to save money in a clever way other than using land... and this method seems like it would work, right? With this method, you'd only need one card.

Looking at from the shop staff's on the billding perspective, everything is the same as before, except that their employer has changed. The only thing that has changed is the account to which the rent is to be transferred.