Franklin and the locomotive get out of the airport!
On both sides of the long exit channel are crowded with people who come to pick up the plane. They hold up a sign with the names of their relatives or customers.
Franklin and the locomotive looked all the way and soon noticed a bright gold sign.
Not only them, but almost all passers-by were attracted by this sign, because the reflection of bright gold material was so dazzling.
They also wrote down the name written on the sign - Mr. Clinton!
Oh, the pick-up cards are so fancy. I bet $20 that Mr. Clinton must be a tasteless upstart.
Passing tourists think so.
Franklin went over, took off his oversized sunglasses and said, "Hey, girl! I noticed you! "
The girl holding the placard has blond hair and blue eyes. She is fashionable in dress and can play well in figure and appearance. She belongs to the top segment of street shooting beauty.
The beauty raised her head. In front of her stood two blacks dressed very similar.
Big gold chain, big gold watch, wearing a baseball cap, a hip-hop sweater, and a large pair of sunglasses hanging on the collar. It is a typical street black dress.
The beauty frowned and wondered.
From their conversation on Facebook, Mr. Clinton should be a super rich, and his suit and leather shoes are his standard.
The man in front of me doesn''t look like a rich man, but like a gangster on the street.
"Don''t you believe it?" Franklin took out his passport from his pocket.
The beauty took a look and her doubts were completely dispelled.
Larry Clinton, that''s really the name of her client.
It seems that there is still a big gap between the real rich and the rich they imagine.
The beauty returned her passport to him and said with a slight apology, "Mr. Clinton is very sorry. This way, please."
Franklin withdrew his passport and followed her, "you are Helen."
Helen nodded and smiled, "Helen Daisy, from Los Angeles, is now studying at the Higher Normal College in Paris."
"Well, good, good school." Franklin pretended.
In fact, he even heard the name of the school for the first time.
When they first met, they were talking to each other, and the locomotive rolled its eyes.
Little rich brother''s skill in picking up girls is too bad. No wonder he always likes to go to the club, because the girls there don''t need to tease, just give money directly.
The three walked to the parking lot. A black Mercedes Benz was parked in the parking space.
"Mr. Clinton, this is the car you asked me to rent." Helen took out the key and said, "you drive it, or I drive it?"
Now Franklin is not interested in Mercedes Benz. "Drive and go to the hotel to put your luggage first."
"OK!
The two put their luggage away and sat in the back. The car slowly drove out of the parking lot.
Through the window, modern high-rise buildings, ancient Gothic buildings and charming urban landscape appeared in front of them.
They looked at each other and smiled.
Paris, the fashion capital.
Here we come!
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An hour later, the three drove to the four seasons hotel in Paris.
The hotel was not reserved by Franklin, but by Helen.
All he had to do was reveal to Helen that he didn''t need money. How expensive it was to eat, drink and have fun.
So Helen booked this four seasons hotel, one of the top hotels in Paris.
The hotel is close to the Seine River. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Paris through the terrace. The geographical location is impeccable.
Not far from the hotel is the shopping paradise Champs Elysees, which is only 2km away from the Eiffel Tower, the landmark of France.
The top hotels are of great natural value. The low-cost rooms in the off-season are as high as $2000 a night, and the luxury suites are more than $3000.
The Mercedes Benz stopped at the lobby door, and immediately a waiter with a straight suit came to open the door.
The three got out of the car, gave the keys and luggage to the waiter, and then walked into the flower scented, noble and elegant hotel lobby.
Helen took their passports to check in, while Franklin and the locomotive sat in the rest area waiting.
A handsome waiter came forward, holding a silver tray with fresh fruit and macarone.
The locomotive crossed its legs and ate fruit cake, just like the upstart entering the city, which attracted the attention of the beautiful women around.
In fact, he can''t be blamed. After all, he was just a coolie at the bottom of society more than half a year ago, and a person''s behavior habits for many years can''t be changed in just a few months.
"Little rich brother, look." The locomotive didn''t know what to see and said with a smile.
Franklin spent the longest time with Jason. Although his behavior was not a gentleman, at least he wouldn''t make a fool of himself.
He looked up and saw many blonde beauties standing at the front desk of the hotel.
Around them stood several grandpa level local tyrants, all with white hair and high value.
Franklin took a look and was not interested.
This situation is normal in any country.
A few minutes later, Helen came quickly and said with an embarrassed expression, "Mr. Clinton, I''m very sorry. The presidential suite was robbed. "
Franklin frowned. "What does it mean to be robbed?"
Helen hurriedly explained: "I had booked the presidential suite before, but the hotel front desk said that an important guest was coming today, so......"
"So the reserved presidential suite is given to the important guest." Franklin said with a smile.
Seeing Franklin''s dissatisfaction, Helen hurriedly said, "Mr. Clinton, the hotel said it could give two breakfast vouchers, worth $200."
Franklin narrowed his eyes and didn''t speak.
His boss is the richest man in the world, and his value is more than one billion dollars. Will he care about the 200 dollar breakfast coupon?
Helen added, "if you are not satisfied, we can also change to other hotels. There are many top hotels in Paris."
Franklin sighed, waved his hand casually and said, "forget it, just book another suite."
Hearing the speech, Helen looked happy and thanked, and then ran to check in.
"Little rich brother, it seems that not only the staff here, but also the owner of this hotel has no eyesight." The locomotive looked at the crowd with an unhappy expression.
Whether the hotel staff or the tourists, they look at their expressions and eyes with a trace of contempt and discrimination.
This makes the locomotive, which has always been very sensitive to skin color, immediately detect it.
"Yes." Franklin''s face was also a little angry. "Before leaving, I have to give him a strong gift."
"Well, yes."
In a few words, two villains sentenced the hotel to death.
After checking in, the three people were led by the waiter to the high-rise luxury suite, and their luggage and car keys were soon delivered.
With a charming smile, Helen asked, "Mr. Clinton, do you need a rest in the morning? If you don''t need it, I can take you to the Champs Elysees. "
Franklin sat on the sofa, shook his head and said, "if you want to visit Hong Street later, since you come to Paris, you should first see the places of interest."
Helen looked surprised. You two don''t look like those elegant people.
Soon, her expression returned to normal and said with a smile, "well, we''ll go to the Louvre in the morning, Notre Dame in Paris in the afternoon and the Eiffel Tower in the evening!"
Franklin nodded, "yes, I''m very satisfied with this arrangement!"
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After a short rest, the three went downstairs to the parking lot, and then drove to the Louvre.
The Louvre is the first of the four major museums in the world. It was built in 1204. It was originally the Royal Palace of France and once lived in 50 French kings and queens.
Since 1793, the Louvre has been transformed into a museum. There are more than 400000 art collections in the museum, but most of them are looted.
Park the car and the three walk to the Louvre square.
There is a famous glass pyramid building in the square, designed by I.M. Pei, a Chinese architect. It is one of the scenic spots where tourists all over the world must punch in when they come to France.
The three took a group photo in front of the glass pyramid, and then lined up to buy tickets and walk into the Louvre.
Helen dutifully became a tour guide and introduced them to the history of the Louvre and the origin of various collections.
After less than half an hour, the locomotive yawned.
He whispered, "little rich brother, can you understand these things? The more I look, the more sleepy I am. "
Franklin rubbed his eyes, nodded and said, "me too. What do you think of these sculptures and paintings? "
The locomotive felt the same way: "yes, look at the sculptures of naked men. They are not exquisite at all. It''s better to imitate dolls."
As they walked, they whispered.
The people who come here are all artful people. If they hear these conversations, they may scold them to death.
Helen, who was walking in front, didn''t hear the whispering between them. She continued to introduce: "although there are many collections in the Louvre, there are only three most precious collections, which are called the three treasures of the town hall!"
Town Hall three treasures!
The word made them a little interested: "which three treasures?"
Helen replied, "sculpture Venus of Milo and goddess of victory, painting Mona Lisa!"
Hearing the speech, they looked at each other in awe.
Even rough people like them have heard the name of the Mona Lisa.
"Miss helen, take us to see the Mona Lisa!"
Helen smiled, "yes, that''s right ahead."
After walking for a few minutes, the three finally saw this priceless treasure.
After stopping for a long time, Franklin suddenly asked, "is this painting genuine?"
Helen replied, "it should be authentic. But there are many rumors about the authenticity of the Mona Lisa. Only the museum may know whether it is true or false. "
Franklin then asked, "how much is this painting worth?"
Even for the famous Mona Lisa, Franklin couldn''t appreciate her beauty. Direct appraisal can better let laymen like him understand the value of the masterpiece.
Helen smiled: "the painting is valued at $830 million, but unless the French government is out of its mind, it won''t sell this masterpiece for this money."
"830 million dollars, so cheap." Franklin frowned and muttered.
Forget it, take this picture back to the boss as a full moon gift for two children.
How dignified it is to hang the Mona Lisa at home.