THE FALL CHRONICLES

12TH Fall: My DYmon Classmate

(KURT POV)

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"IKAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW?!"

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"ANONG INGAY YAN?!! MISTER MENDEZ!!! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT! ESTUDYANTE NA NAMAN KITA! GOOD HEAVENS! SAWANG SAWA NA AKO SA MUKHA MO" -Sir
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-________________________________- Yan. YAN! Yan si Sir Yan. Subject Teacher ko yan for 3 years. YAN MONTENEGRO CPA. Sawa na ako sa mukha niyan. Sa inaraw araw ba naman ng Diyos na eh mukha niya ang makikita mo. Pero dati ko yang cras. Pero naturn off ako diyan, ARAW ARAW BA NAMAN AKONG IPAHIYA SA KLASE. Kabisado ko na ang features niya. Yung singkit na mata niya, mapupulang labi, matangos na ilong , buff na katawan. He's only 3 years older than me. Pero since nasa klase kami SER ang tawag ko sakanya. SER KUNO! Pero pag nasa labas niya-YAN ko lang yan.

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But the freaking question is, anong ginagawa nitong dimunyung reypis na to' dito.

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"SINCE LATE KA, COULD YOU PLEASE TELL ME WHO POPULARIZED THE SWOT ANALYSIS FRAMEWORK IN THE YEAR 1963." –PROF

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I stood up. Akala niya di ko alam yun. ASA SIYA. What's the use ng pagiging University Scholar ko kung di ko masagot yang simpleng tanong na y an..

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Tumayo ako, nilagay ko isang kamay ko sa bulsa ko, pacool boy effect.

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"Walter Kiechel."

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"ARE YOU SURE?!"

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"Yeah. I'm so sure. "

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"Any comments? violent reactions?"
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Iginala ko ang aking death glare sa buong room. OH ANO?! MERONG MAY VIOLENT REACTION SAINYO?!!
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Biglang tinaas ng katabi kong Dimunyu ang kamay niya.

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"Yes?"- PROF YAN

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"Kenneth R. Andrews." – Mister Dimunyu

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"What the hell are you talking about?" Mahina kong sabi sa katabi ko.

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"By the 1960s, the capstone business policy course at the Harvard Business School included the concept of matching the distinctive competence of a company (its internal strengths and weaknesses) with its environment (external opportunities and threats) in the context of its objectives. This framework came to be known by the acronym SWOT and was "a major step forward in bringing explicitly competitive thinking to bear on questions of strategy." helped popularize the framework via a 1963 conference and it remains commonly used in practice, sa madaling sabi you-are-wrong."