La Vita e’ Bella

Good morning, Princess.

“EveryOne SuperVisor , but , I’m Super Mario”

Friday, January 22nd, a very important date, I won, we won, my dream came true, I can’t say the name of this woman for now, I’ll call her Princess, she’s too important and she knows my land, Salento in Puglia where I was born, and Lecce, my beautiful city. I will tell this woman all the secrets of my fantastic world and the subject I’ve been studying here in England for years. I’ve seen her three times, but today I had only one goal: this photo.

It wasn’t an easy day, I was the only Glencar worker on the construction site, there were many problems to solve, but I had to do it. I worked like crazy, I cleaned up all the trash, I collaborated with the other companies, whom I thank, to solve problems, I put everything in order. In short, the construction site had to be like the catwalk at London Fashion Week, as beautiful as a Dolce & Gabbana, Valentino, or Giorgio Armani show. I also dida lot of heavy lifting, but she had to arrive, and therefore the catwalks had to be fashionable.

When this beautiful and charming woman arrives, all my friends and colleagues from all the companies freeze, everyone is talking about her. In short, she’s a beautiful girl, so obviously any man notices her, and besides, she’s very important in this great project.

I thank the entire Glencar Team with whom I have been working since June 2025, I have been working with serenity and joy for seven months in this giant industrial construction of 6800 m2, here I met the very young English Manager Alex Fowler, a very good guy and a great Manager, I will talk about him a lot in my book, he was the first person I met here, then later also the Manager Adi Viorel Calin arrived, Romanian, a very good person, cheerful, nice and very respectful, here I have served a bit of everyone even Tom Ditty an Engineer who I often helped, he was very kind to me and on his last day of work, he came to look for me on the construction site to greet me and thank me, a nice gesture that I will never forget, also Big Tom another Senior Manager, who I do not know as well as the others, always greeted me and respected me on the construction site, and thanks to him I managed to meet this beautiful Woman one day, but then I will tell you I’ll tell you about my great experiences in the giant English shipyards in my book. Everyone calls me Mario here, and it’s an honor for me. I’ll explain why later. But my manager, Alex Fowler, elected me Mr. Super Mario, and for me, that was a fantastic thing worth billions. Here in England, on all the big shipyards where I’ve worked, I’ve always been the only Italian. On this shipyard, I had great opportunities and was treated very well.