However, since he could assemble it himself, it seemed that he did not need to go to Italy. He could just find a few metal processing factories in the Eaglejam Nation. If he had enough money, he could even buy his own small equipment to process it. After a while, he quickly threw this thought aside. Things that could have been done with a few hundred dollars could have been done with thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars. Moreover, after using these equipment once, other than selling them, they were useless.
Now that the problem with the printer had been solved, perhaps he should consider how to solve the problem with the check itself. Going to the bank to open an account and getting a blank check would still be troublesome. In the movie, Frank used professional printing equipment to make countless real checks in the small town where his grandmother lived in France.
First to Rome, then to France. After thinking about it, the first thing William had to do was to test the printer in front of him to see if it really met his requirements. He used a piece of white paper with the format of the check drawn on it. After trying to type the words and numbers on the check, he looked at it carefully for a few minutes under the sunlight.
In less than a minute, a check with $289.15 on it was completed. It was written this way because Pan Am set a limit of $300. Then, with anticipation, William took out the book that he used to pass the time from his suitcase. He saw the Pan Am logo on the toy plane firmly attached to the blank check. He tried to use a piece of hard paper to scrape off the transparent plastic film on the logo, but after several attempts, he could not completely separate the blue logo from the film. Wetting it with water?
In less than a minute, he shook his head, and then a thought suddenly flashed through his mind. In the bathroom of the luxurious guest room, he found a hairdryer that weighed at least two pounds and blew hot air at Pan Am's logo. Half a minute later, a circular transparent film that was a little bigger than a thumb's nail was gently lifted off by his fingernail. In his eyes, the Pan Am Blue Earth logo represented tens of millions of dollars.
The check had this logo on it, along with magnetic ink and a formal printing format, as well as his captain's uniform, identification, and flight license. This check was 100% Pan Am's paycheck.
His first thought was to go to the airport and see if he could exchange his newly created paycheck. However, he shook his head after thinking about it. He didn't have a passport on him now. Even if he did, he didn't want to leave a record of going abroad. Therefore, his identity as a pilot was very important. At the Pan Am counter in the airport, only ten checks were equivalent to a wave of transactions. Later, it might attract the attention of Pan Am and the airport. In the long run, the loss would be greater. If he really wanted to do it, he would have to have a lot of blank checks in his hands and try to earn as much as possible in three months.
At that time, even if the bank and Pan Am found a way to identify it or even change the style of the check, they could at most change the type of check to make money. However, since the model met the requirements, William wanted to take it apart and record all the parts.
Ten minutes later, he walked out of the hotel in a shirt and trousers. He walked around the airport and bought hardware tools such as a screwdriver, a loose board, pliers, and a tape measure. On the way back to the hotel with anticipation, he suddenly saw a toy shop. He had a thought. After the disassembled typing machine was restored, he had to try it out to see if it could be used, so as to avoid suspicion from the hotel.
Since that was the case, he might as well make the other nine blank checks into paychecks and use them as cash reserves. He wandered around again and bought nine toy planes from several toy stores. He unscrewed the back wing of the plane and kept it. He broke the toy plane and threw it everywhere. Then, he returned to the hotel with a smile.
After taking apart the typing machine, he still drew various drawings of the parts on the paper, which were filled with size data. Then, with his photographic memory, he easily restored the typing machine. He first used a piece of white paper the size of a check to try it out. Then, he filled out all nine blank checks.
Four hours later, his phone rang. The hotel front desk informed him that his flight to Miami and then to Rome would take off in two hours. Shaking his head, he got up from the bed and walked to the desk. He blew on the nine checks in the book with the hairdryer and carefully scraped off the transparent film with his nails. He put the ten Pan Am paychecks in an envelope and put them into his suitcase.
After washing up, he put on a fake beard and black-rimmed glasses. He dressed neatly and left the hotel to enter the airport. He walked around the airport lobby and walked to the Pan Am counter. He asked for ten Pan Am envelopes, walked into the bathroom, and put the ten checks into ten envelopes. Now, no non-professionals could tell what was wrong with these ten checks from the checks themselves.
Five hours later, an American TUA plane landed at the airport in Miami to refuel before flying directly to Rome. William stood on the second floor of the airport lobby during the two hours of waiting for gas. He saw a Pan Am hotel outside the airport.
Is the heavens helping me?
Pan Am had actually started to expand its business and run its own hotel. From now on, it would be much safer and simpler to exchange paychecks at the hotel than at the airport. However, although he was excited, he did not walk out of the airport.
Before he went to Brazil, he had already thought it through. He was now an Eaglejam person. If there was no need, it was definitely not a good choice to commit crimes in the Eaglejam country. There were so many countries in Europe, South Asia, and America. Even if a country earned ten or twenty thousand dollars, it would be hundreds of thousands or even hundreds of dollars. It was enough for him to do a lot of things.
Moreover, it was easy to understand that the crew members of a plane usually consisted of three pilots and four to six flight attendants. Pan Am had nearly thousands of employees flying around the world. These employees who were just needed to stay in the hotel were just regular customers. Since Pan Am had its own hotel outside the Miami airport, then there must be other cities in Europe with large aircraft take-offs and landings.
If you can go to Europe to make money, don't mess around in the Eagle Jam Kingdom.
Ten hours later, William, who was sleeping soundly with a blanket over his head, was woken up by a flight attendant from Global Airlines. When he opened his eyes, his first reaction was to touch his fake beard under the blanket. After making sure that there was no problem, he pulled the blanket away and thanked the flight attendant. He thought that the pretty flight attendant would ask him out, but he did not expect her to just nod and leave with a smile.
William laughed at himself in his heart. He put on his hat and walked off the plane with his suitcase. When they walked out of the plane, many people around them were excited and muttered something about Princess Annie. He only knew Diana from the European royal family. He shook his head and left the airport without taking this matter to heart.
He quietly took off his mustache, put his hat and black-rimmed glasses into his suitcase, went out to take a taxi, listened to the driver's introduction, and finally chose a four-star hotel in downtown Rome.
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