"Mr. Lynch, I think there are some issues with your statement."
Right after Lynch made a brief market valuation for his Interstellar Trade Company in a "simple" manner, showcasing his skill and astonishing these people, someone voiced a different opinion.
This is quite normal. Business is all about back-and-forth; there's no rule that others cannot engage in a discussion about pricing.
Lynch, of course, wouldn't do this. That's not the way to do business. He took out a box of cigarettes, nodded, and gestured for the other person to continue speaking.
The gentleman with the blue tie raised some differing opinions. "I don't think evaluating a company should solely be based on its profitability, and the Interstellar Trade Company can't use all its profits to grow the company itself, so the valuation you proposed might not be very accurate."
