Dark Prophecy (2011)
Dark Prophecy
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He had checked in the night before—the first of six nights he planned to spend here in Sin City. The man was a notorious high-stakes gambler—a Japanese whale, in Vegas parlance—who made a spectacle of his time at the roulette wheel. When Kobiashi won, he roared, and the crowd roared with him. Beautiful babes would rub his bald head for luck. When he lost—which was often—it was the stuff of high tragedy, and he would inevitably need to console himself with eight-hundred-dollar bottles of Cristal,... which he would share with his audience. Kobiashi’s legendary spending and losing sprees were a better show than Wayne Newton’s.
Such massive losses and bar tabs would be the ruin of any mortal millionaire. But Kobiashi was worth 6.1 billion yen and rising, thanks to his empire of cheap clothing emporiums. Kobiashi, of course, wore the best, and never wore the same item of clothing twice. In his philosophy, according to Forbes and Fast Company, material goods and cash were transient, and not meant to be held on to for long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had checked in the night before—the first of six nights he planned to spend here in Sin City. The man was a notorious high-stakes gambler—a Japanese whale, in Vegas parlance—who made a spectacle of his time at the roulette wheel. When Kobiashi won, he roared, and the crowd roared with him. Beautiful babes would rub his bald head for luck. When he lost—which was often—it was the stuff of high tragedy, and he would inevitably need to console himself with eight-hundred-dollar bottles of Cristal,... which he would share with his audience. Kobiashi’s legendary spending and losing sprees were a better show than Wayne Newton’s.
Such massive losses and bar tabs would be the ruin of any mortal millionaire. But Kobiashi was worth 6.1 billion yen and rising, thanks to his empire of cheap clothing emporiums. Kobiashi, of course, wore the best, and never wore the same item of clothing twice. In his philosophy, according to Forbes and Fast Company, material goods and cash were transient, and not meant to be held on to for long.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Zuiker, Anthony E. to read onlineMoreLess
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