Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The car has been delivered!

I ordered it at the end of March, and it finally arrived last Saturday lol

It seems to be quite a popular car, and I hear there are many people on the waiting list.

 

We bought this car for our employees to use on site.

Of course, since it's a truck, I plan to load it up with lath, a generator, and other machinery in the back and drive off.

 

It seats five and runs on diesel, so it has plenty of power—it’s the best choice for the job site.

People often say it’s a waste to use this on-site, but I don’t really understand this feeling—or interpretation—of “waste.”

Wouldn't it be a waste if it were a Probox??

Is a HiAce okay??

That's what I think.

 

It would be fine if we only worked locally, but we slope contractors actually travel to other prefectures quite often.

If the car you drive every day is a little more comfortable, you don't get as tired, right?

It's reassuring when safety features are top-notch, isn't it?

That's why we choose the best cars we can find.

 

The HiAce is great because it can carry a lot of luggage.

But I figured the Hilux was cooler after all, so I went with the Hilux this time lol

It really gets me excited, too, and since the employees seem to be super happy about it, that makes me twice as happy lol

 

As far as I'm concerned, a car is just another tool.

Since it's something you use every day, you might as well get the best one you can.

If you take good care of it, it will last a long time.

Our HiAce has over 300,000 km on it, but it’s still going strong.

Buy something good and take good care of it so you can use it for a long time. In the long run, this is definitely the better value. (Though I’d lose if you’ve been driving a Probox for a long time, lol.)

 

When you think about it that way, it doesn't seem like a waste. Seeing the happy faces of my coworkers makes me think, "I should try harder, too!"

In a way, that might be what motivates me.

 

As long as there aren't any accidents, that's fine.

I think a car that lets me get to work safely and makes my body feel even a little better is worth the money, even if it’s a bit expensive, so I figure, “Maybe that’s okay after all?”

Unlike large companies, one of the advantages of small and medium-sized, or even very small, independent contractor firms is that they can afford to invest in that area, isn't it?

 

See you later.