A dream life 8 - Tiger wants the dog comes

Tiger Young, my old friend from USA, he used to be the biggest shareholder of a dot com. But he had regretted to have his dot com publicly listed. Because he was nearly drowned in the takeovers; finally he had his shares sold to another enterprise, without the obligation to quit job from the Internet industry; now he is unemployed. He read my publicities about a franchise business in US, it was John Burns wanted me to help him expending his "Jack of all trades" to the States. Tiger Young wants to have a business on Internet, too.
Tiger is on the phone, "Josephine, you always lie to me about your birthday."
"Age is always a secret to a woman."
"But you'd lied about the date not year."
"That was my birthday according to Chinese moon calendar. What's up with you?"
"Now I am a surfer, not an Internet Service Provider. I am feeling lost. I want  a dot com again. Can we do something together, I know you may need to wait for the next lottery draw, but we can borrow loans from the bank, now."
"I am secretly working for an Internet Television medium on its marketing strategy. And there are plenty of business opportunities on Internet."
"I know you and your sister, Flower Underwood, had the first world wide hotels booking service on Internet, and was sold to the biggest Internet Service Provider because of they have better data protection than your company, you do not want your clients risking any damages when hackers attack."
"That's right. I am a good merchant. Give me sometime, I need to use my Easter to pray hard, because I need to give a modified marketing plan to a group of clients. And I shall pray hard for both of our future business. And I used to go to church when staying in Melbourne, now I seldom go once. I remembered a former classmate told me Jesus was died on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and I did not follow fasting this morning."
"O, I shall remember the fasting after mid-night, is it only fasting on Easter Friday morning?"
"I think so; Happy Easter, Tiger, good day."
"Good night."
He hung up the phone.
(To Be Continued)