Connections Are Important, Too | A Slope-Construction Worker’s Take on Networking

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

I went to Akita the other day.

Just chatting about various meetings and adjustments, lol

 

I have all sorts of thoughts on this, but ultimately, I want to cherish all my connections.

Especially those of you who share a common slope!

Sometimes you get betrayed because of a connection, lol (you know, the guys who try to trick you, lol)

Even so, I really want to value the people who send me questions via email or share their complaints (which I’m actually grateful for, lol).

They go out of their way to send an email just to tell me what they want to say or ask.

I want to cherish the people who take an interest in me, even though I’m a complete stranger to them!

空

On the flight back, I spent about five minutes gazing at the sky and lost myself in thought.

(Other than that, I was just reading some manga on my phone.)

 

When you look down on it like this, it really does look tiny.

There’s a famous quote that goes like this:

“Look! The people are like trash!”

by Colonel Muska

 

Did you know?

In short, in Japanese:"Look! People look like trash!"

That's it.

 

That's right. You really have to say, "That's Colonel Muska for you."

That the things we think about are so insignificant.

But that’s exactly how I spend my life—thinking hard about such trivial things.

I find myself thinking, “We have to cherish those little moments of serendipity when things like that happen!”

 

From a bird's-eye view, we may seem insignificant, but through some twist of fate, we meet and accomplish something.

There's something romantic about it, isn't there?

Money, or whatever, doesn't really matter. At that stage, anyway.

I find myself thinking, “It’s true what they say—money follows.”

Boat Racing

I happened to glance over and saw a large ship and a medium-sized ship sailing side by side, with a small ship passing right by them.

The medium-sized ships are also rapidly pulling away from the large ships.

Large ships carry large quantities of cargo slowly.

Small boats can transport small cargo quickly.

I mean, I don't really want to get all philosophical about it, but I was actually thinking it kind of reminded me of boat racing.

After all, this is the best I can do, but I want to cherish the connections I have.

But those shitty connections are falling apart lol

Handshake

See you later.

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