Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
I've been spending a little time at the job site for the past few days.
Being on set really is fun, isn't it?
As I was thinking that, something caught my attention.
It's the radio calisthenics we do during the morning assembly.
I was doing the radio calisthenics at the very back, but radio calisthenics really bring out people’s individuality, don’t they?
For example,
1. Someone whose pace is faster than anyone else's
2. People who are way off the mark
3. People who move briskly and precisely
4. People who drag their feet and lack motivation
5. People Who Do Their Own Exercises
I think there are probably a lot of people like this.
Are people who chose #1 just really impatient? I wonder...
Is the person in #2 just laid-back, or are they tone-deaf? lol
People who chose 3 are detail-oriented and reliable.
People who chose 4 seem like they'd be sloppy at work.
5. I'm just too natural to get it! (Am I being selfish?)
Something like that, I guessI could really sense their personality lol
(Even though they were drilling in the background, I decided to take a group photo lol)
The technical interns do the radio calisthenics by imitating what they see, without really understanding what they're doing, but,
Sometimes they do it surprisingly well, and other times they make weird movements.
It really shows your personality.
It's funny how you can imagine something like that just from radio calisthenics.
It really is disappointing to see those middle-aged guys chatting away even during radio calisthenics, lol.
The radio calisthenics those middle-aged guys do are so half-hearted, it’s almost as if they’re not even doing them.
That's not the whole story, but that's the impression I ended up getting (lol) (just on my own).
Watching this reminded me of a time in the past when I used to get especially annoyed—especially when the general contractor would just go through the motions. lol
"If you don't like it, just stop doing the radio calisthenics, lol" (Major Company)
I’ve only come to realize at this age that I don’t actually hate radio calisthenics that much!
It feels great to do some exercises first thing in the morning, doesn't it?
I was thinking, “Maybe it’s because I’m getting old,” but I was still doing my exercises the other day lol
I looked it up and found that there are both Vietnamese and English versions of the radio calisthenics, so I'll post the links here.
I really hope the technical interns will learn this well and come to appreciate the benefits of Radio Calisthenics ^^
Let's do our best with the radio calisthenics all day today!
See you later.
