How did a fishing platform turn the pile of garbage cleaning up the Statue of Liberty into millions of dollars?

1974, the American government publicly invited tenders to clean up the garbage left by the transformation of the Statue of Liberty. But after a few months, nobody cared. A Jewish businessman traveling in France immediately flew to new york after hearing the news. After seeing a mountain of scrap copper, screws and wood under the Statue of Liberty, he signed the contract unconditionally. The Jewish businessman's behavior made new york businessmen laugh one after another. Because in new york, the local government has very strict regulations on garbage disposal, and it may be sued by many local environmental protection organizations. However, just as everyone was waiting to see his joke of "getting more than one bargained for", the Jewish businessman started his cleaning project-he organized workers to sort the waste, then melted the waste copper and cast it into the little Statue of Liberty, with cement blocks and waste wood as the base; Processing waste lead and aluminum into key ornaments with new york Square pattern; Finally, he even wrapped the dust swept from the Statue of Liberty and prepared to sell it to a flower shop. As a result, in less than three months, Jewish businessmen sold those "100% Statue of Liberty souvenirs" outside new york, and some even sold well all over the world, turning a pile of waste into $3.5 million in cash.