Detroit is Dying

Detroit was a sacred place for workers who once pursued American dreams. In the early 1900s, an innovative inventor named Henry Ford brought mass production of cars in this area, making Detroit an indicator of many opportunities and economic success. The automobile industry has been the cornerstone of the Detroit economy for decades; however, it has not been like it used to be. There were many highs and lows in the automobile industry of the 20th century. Recent industry recession has led to large-scale layoffs and disappearance of compulsory workers due to many factors, which has a detrimental effect on Detroit and the US economy.

Detroit is a dying city, but he is not dead yet. All of our characters live in Detroit for different reasons, but if everyone helps, the city is committed to the idea that the city can live and breathe. Of course, some of them need their own help like traditional knowledge, criminal history when he was a child, and homeless men who could never remove it. He is good at computers, is very attractive, saves money and works hard to become a landlord as a child. But now he is spending his time helping homeless shelter and taking care of his friends who are homeless in the same way but not like him.

Born in Detroit, Bob Jones is like Bob Ivanovic who is dead in cancer when his wife is looking forward to his first son. Resident theologian, Chinese folk therapist, diagnosed the potential problem as suppressing anger. Indeed, Bob was angry with his father from a young age. My father is a distributor of scrap metal, and Bob believes that it should be more honestly described as "junk". Bob dislikes Detroit and garbage business. He left Los Angeles for the first time and became a spokesperson. (Does the author of the script look at the metaphor with Hollywood's PR specialist and the crap?) He succeeded, but few real friends. In an embarrassing process seeking introductions, he discovered that no one could do anything for himself except to praise the strength of his business and charity donation. Even his wife, Gael, loves him very much and complains that he is being eliminated from the struggle.