Chapter 90

Cars, which were still quite rare at that time, were affordable only to the rich and powerful. For common folks, owning a motorcycle was something to brag about. Not only was Mike surprised, but even Gary and the Walker brothers were astonished at the sight of those cars. Egbert got out of the car and walked up to Josh, looking him up and down before smiling and patting him on the shoulder. "You sure are something, young man. Not only do you have skills, but you're also hardworking, running your own business. I'm impressed!" Edgar's words were heartfelt. Edgar had always assumed that geniuses like Josh couldn't care less about making money, let alone setting up a street stall themselves. Hence, his impression of Josh was exceptional, seeing him as a true model of the new era's ideal youth—someone who not only excelled academically but was also diligent. "Congratulations, Josh," Xavier said as he approached to greet him. His companions—the officials from the city, county, and town