May 27, 1990.

  Retly, Microsoft 3.0's new operating system was released, which caused pani Steve Jobs, like an arrow pierg his thoughts. You're wasting your time here at Pixar; you should focus oeology industry. That idea was etched in his mind. With seven million dolrs, en the Research ter and discover something that withstand the market's new ges.

  You might wonder, how important are updates? Well, they are market drivers. They are the fresh ingredients that the teology service offers to its ers. From 1950 until now, the qualitative leaps ieology industry have created pressure, and sihe 80s, the scope for improvement has only grown. What used to st more than ten years as teological innovation may now be just a step for the following year.

  -Yes, that's true. Steve Jobs sent us an offer via fax: 9 million dolrs, and the deal is closed regarding the cht. - Anne said.

  -What do you say, Dad? Should t the deal? - Billy asked.

  -Well, initially, you wao pay 15 million to acquire Pixar, so 9 million isn't an arming figure, as long as you know what you're doing. Buying a pany for su exorbitant price must bring some bes. - Thomas said.

  -And what about our savings in the bank? - Billy asked.

  -ay eight million dolrs, and all our savings would be wiped out. - Anne said.

  -Well, make a teroffer, Anne—lower that price. We 't pay all that money and also get in touch with the bank. We'll he 16-million-dolr loan. It's better to pay for Pixar gradually than make such a huge cash outy. - Billy said.

  -So much money! - his father whispered.

  -We o i moo make the movie. - Billy said.

  Aervened.

  -Debt helps lower the taxes, Mr. Thomas. - Anne said.

  -It's not logical. Iing such a high cost in a movie could lead us to bankruptcy. Are you sure about iing so much money in making a film? - The Lux ics administrator is somewhat bewildered by the certainty of iing such a rge sum.

  His father thhly reviewed the loan he requested for 25 million dolrs, which was granted for 16 million dolrs.

  -I have fiden this pany. There are very talented animators behind it. Plus, I'll be overseeing the script and the movie's drawings. - Billy said.

  -It's still a high-risk iment. You're betting on a period that will take at least three years. I'm just your administrator, and even your father supports you in this risky venture. - Anne replied.

  -That's true. I support you with what I earn from the firm. It's enough to sustain any crisis. But Pixar doesn't fit into my financial solvency. - Thomas said.

  -Well, I think that's because of you. You taught me to bet on my ideas, and you've supported me in my decisions since we iated our first tract. So, just like in our early days, we'll have to tighten our belts a bit, but I believe our luck ge. Pixar is something that will ge the world. - Billy said.

  -Luot many people rely on luck, but I hope the luck you're ting o disappoint you. Oher hand, I see your business idea, although there are many points I 't quite grasp. We'll prepare ourselves. - Anne said.

  -I appreciate it. I'll do everything I too. - Billy said.

  -On June 10, 1990, the NBA championship final is pyed. If the Detroit Pistons bee the tour champions, the 49-to-1 bet and the subsequent 19-to-1 bet will be the mohat has been eagerly anticipated. The bank installment payments over six years begin to be paid off as soon as the bets are won.

  Not far away in 1990 is the World Cup in Italy, and if you pce the right bets, you win enough moo cover half of the loan, and the remaining payments be covered with ic book sales aiations with Nike. Although not everything be calcuted, you say that you have a grace period of three years until the ic book bubble bursts. The impaarvel series as by Ronald Perelman hasn't bee yet.

  But they will e. Everything is being prepared for the 1993 bubble, the industry's final one. Everything after 1993 is uain.

  -You already have the story to make the Pixar movie, that's why you're so sure. - Anne said.

  -It's true, I have many stories. For the summer season, we're looking to publish a new series and, along with Pinky and the Brain, shake up the tent to expand. But we have to wait for The Phantom Report to be published on WarV.

  Pinky and the Brain will be used as a starting point to publish the animatics. From there, the entire publishing field will be focused rats: Adventures in Diapers," and then leap into a much grittier, visceral franchise like Doom. With these nine Martian series, we want to delve into a dystopia and the civil wars betweeh and Mars. Shoerrealistic dystopia about the quest of Mars, and at the root of a new cult found on Mars spanning millions of years, they summon demons born from hell.

  The eerie atmosphere and luxurious visuals are what bring the story of Doom to life when a corporal is entrusted with a secret mission to du ih iigation into the causes of the ret disappearahat have occurred on Mars, which is used as a mining y for preinerals.

  Oher hand, Rugrats is a series primarily for children. From there, the magic of these little ones engaging in activities beyond the scale of babies creates a sting aertaining impression for kids.

  The following fax from Steve Jobs didn't take long to arrive. He accepts the deal and hopes te the signing in a location in the San Francisco Bay area, where , their headquarters, is located. That's why the parent animation pany, Lux Animation, was created, with Pixar 3D as its subsidiary. The only thing in on with the ic book pany is its name, which is based on the a of ics, Bill C.Y., along with their legal representative, Anne, who has been promoted once again and now enjoys a weekly sary of 1,600.

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