*** Chairwoman Wang standing at the head of the table, greeting shareholders ***
Chairwoman Wang: “Good evening, everyone! Welcome to our 3rd quarter annual shareholders' meeting! Secretary Johnson, can you give us the updated 3rd Qtr report, please?”
*** Secretary Johnson, stands in front of everyone to give updates for the 3rd Qtr. report. ***
Secretary Johnson: “Well, Miss Chairman Wang and everyone! As you all know, over the past 3 months, our stock prices have been plummeting due to an allegation from the Feng group. They even went on Live TV last week, accusing us of shipping them inferior products. As a result, our stock prices have dropped even further. Yesterday, our total loss had reached 250 million.”
Shareholder 1: “Well, 3 months have passed and not a single solution. I think it’s time for the chairperson to resign and step down.”
Shareholder 2: “Yes, I agree! The chairperson should resign and step down, NOW!”
Other shareholders: “Yes, resign and step down! Resign, resign!!! Step down… step down!”
Chairwoman: “Wait! Wait! 250 million loss is peanuts, compared to the huge contract I have signed this morning!”
*** Slamming a black folder of documents on the table ***
Chairwoman: “Feast your eyes on this, folks! It’s a 2.5 billion contract!”
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Thanks so much, Ron, for taking the time to watching and listening to the videos. I have been creating videos for the psst two months, but only found out the voiceover thing with these two videos, so you can say this was my first try on the voiceover.
Ahh!!! I have also made a video based on my poem, "A Modern Fairy Tale." I have post it in the Blogs section. I have also made an animated video based on my poem, "Piggies' Farm." Please go to my poem Piggies' Farm to watch that video.
I encourage everyone to watch both videos. It's a great attempt at an author moving from writing a screenplay to creating a video from the screen play using AI tools.
I was a bit confused between a shareholders annual meeting and a quarterly board meeting. But your CEO is clearly in charge and the supposed loss turns out to be embezzlement by members of the board. Showing her ability to keep tabs with what was happening to the company between board meetings with all of her other obligations.
