But of course, there was one other person that I should probably introduce myself to, before we head off for the shooting.

"Hi... Manager Lee" That was probably how limited my Korean vocabulary is. With terrible conversational skills in this new foreign language that I tried so hard to pick up the past few days, I let APink introduce me to their manager. Namjoo then went on to translate between English and Korean to keep the conversation going on, all while we were on our way to the venue.

When we got there, needless to say, I was momentarily stopped by the guards. However, after some words between the manager and them, I was granted access. The entire area was littered with cameras. I saw a white screen in the far end of the room. I guess that's probably where the girls are going to be doing their job. Of course, I remained a curious little kid, entertained by whatever that goes on. I kept my hands to myself, of course, not wanting to damage anything that could essentially cost me my family's fortune.

The girls were periodically changing their poses, being cute in different ways. The photographer did not even have to constantly chant the word "Change". I was simply amazed at how these girls are so professional. I stared at awe from a distance before I had a brilliant idea. I asked their manager if I could go grab some snacks for them, with the promise that I will keep the food low on calories. Within an hour, I came back with bread and fruit punch. I thought the girls would not like sweet beverages and they were probably sick of drinking just plain water. I guess fruit punc