I don't know how to begin this transmission. First of all, let me introduce myself to you. My name is Randall Colby, but you can call me Randy. We've met this morning near to Manhattan planet. Maybe you remember me... I'm the freelancer trader from which you bought 10 bottles of sake. I hope you like it and thank you for the price you offered me.

But... as you may guess, that's not the reason of this transmission. In our short meeting, you told me some things about Samura Heavy Industries that have aroused my curiosity. Inevitably, when I landed, I tried to find more info and I realized that you are one of the key representatives of this keiretsu. Perhaps I should feel honored for the opportunity to meet you. However, as I told you then, a member of Gateway advised me not to choose a career within your corporation. Of course, I like to think that I'm mature enough to understand that any company who wants to dominate the market, will always try to denigrate the competitor's image.

I remember, though, the Gateway representative argued that Samura have a friendly relationship with Farmers Alliance. From what I know, they are a organization which partakes in terrorist activities. When I asked you about this, you told me: "I can't comment on that. It is internal Kusari matters.". Honestly, I'm wondering if this is what I want to be!? I cannot live with the thought that beyond company image for which I will decide to work, there is a group of people who kill other innocent people. Therefore, I will appreciate if you could give me some real motivations to invest my effort and time as an employee of your great keiretsu. Don't get me wrong but... I'm not a killer. I'm a trader.

Oh, and... you talked about the fidelity of your members. Speaking of that, I promised you to send some visual evidence of the discussion with the Gateway representative, so please check the attachments. It's pointless to mention that I count on your discretion. Please, do not disclose my identity! Also, will be nice if you could send me some instruction about the recruitment process because I'm not too sure if I'm qualified enough to become a member of the Samura Heavy Industries.

I must to go now. Time is money, and I still have to work hard. Thank you for your time, sir!