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Thank you so much for Real Entertainment's Slope Management Workshop.

2023/05/27

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Thank you for the Real Entertainment Slope Management Workshop the other day.

With our group growing to just under 60 people, things got completely out of hand!

Real Entertainment

I'm sorry the room was more crowded than I expected.

Thank you very much for all your help.

 

We would also like to thank the representatives from each of the sponsoring companies.

I think the participants were grateful, too. (Our drinks were practically free, lol.)

 

Since one of the speakers went over time, we weren't able to cover everything we had planned, and

We were only able to play a few entrance songs, and the introductions were cut short; we apologize for not being able to run the event smoothly.

(Evening Show) There aren't any Enta employees here at all lol

 

I don't know yet if there will be another one, but,

We look forward to your continued support of Enta’s Slope Management School.

 

Right now, all I want to do is sleep!

That's what I'm thinking, but today I'm just going to head straight to Vietnam lol

I'm going to attend the wedding of a former technical intern who worked at our company.

 

Starting tomorrow, I'll be back to my regular schedule and will continue updating the blog, so I appreciate your continued support.

 

See you later.

(Thank you so much. I had a little too much to drink, lol.)

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