WarFair4 : into the Abyss

WF4.2. Into The Abyss: The I-nvestment Merchant-Banker sat-back and glanced across at The Admin.istrative Accounts-Clerk: both sat in opposite seats a fixed-table between them. Travelling on this same-train same-time, same-carriage: for The-Clerk the same-seat if that or any other was to be had amongst the everyday commuters seated and a few standing today and as usually crammed-in each weekday early-morning into The City. For The-Banker: this day too-early for the usual-reservation. Today, with or without waiter or waitress-served breakfasted or a free-morning Newspaper only those freely given-away and piled-up in The Station Forecourt to be taken-away. That had to be paid-for anyway, by publicising the events and latest product model and version, the most reasonably-priced, alongside copies of The Big Issue sold-on by homeless-people dis-advantaged and in Metropolis' around the world: no such thing as a free-lunch the-Banker reasoned: in First-Class The Financial-Newspaper paid-for anyway by The Railway Company ticket-seated and breakfasted with The-Financial Newspaper at massively discounted Market Business-Rate or Cost-Price freely as-Advertising encouraging in-someway Paid-For and all for: Financial Returns and the Power to Influence others' campaign...The Financial Newspaper could be easily afforded, anyway. From today's loss-leader, tomorrow's winner paid-for upfront, from: The Station-Kiosk: The Newspapers' Corp-0-rate-In-vestment: borrowed on perma-credit: staff-costs and overhead(s): never paid-off and on- continuing steady-sales to be re-couped: shorted for the long-term in-vestment... Achieved...