Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

I've been had again!

A small generator was stolen from the job site...

A compact generator that can run on 200V!

It was incredibly convenient and a must-have when working with anchor tensioning equipment.

I had hidden it at the site, but it got stolen...

Well, part of it is due to our own lack of management.

So, in the end, it’s the victim’s fault, right? …It’s infuriating, though…

It really breaks my heart when I think about how much trouble I've gone through just to buy this generator.

If it were to hit the secondhand market, it would probably sell for a high price, but it would leave a trail, wouldn't it?

So they'll probably use it themselves.

I've been wondering—what does it feel like to steal someone else's stuff, use it to do a job, and get paid for it?

I guess people who steal just don't care, do they?

I guess you could say I got a good deal.

I can't make money by working with stolen goods. I want to be able to say with confidence that I bought them myself, and I want to make money that way!

I want to take full responsibility for everything I’ve done or said that I believed was right, and I won’t run away from it!

So even though I'm really mad that a thief stole it, I'll just bite my tongue and wave goodbye to our generator with a smile! lol

Someday, somewhere,"Oh! That's our generator!!!"Here's hoping the day comes when I can say that. lol

By the way, not many slope-construction companies have this type of generator.

After all, it can run on 200V.

If you see a business that owns this generator with our sticker on it, please let us know. Or please call the police!

There are stickers in places other than the ones you can see. If you look closely, you'll notice them, and you can also identify them by their serial numbers.

Let’s all work together to keep our machines safe!

See you later.