Computron

Our place is in Wilson Garden, right on 12th Cross, number 228/6/1. It’s easy to find if you know the area, but the numbering can be a bit confusing for first-timers. We’ve been handling computer things here for a long time. The shop is filled with old monitors and cables that we probably should have thrown away years ago, but you never know when someone might need a specific part. It’s just how we operate. We aren't big on decorations. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but we’re usually too busy to care about that. There are usually three or four of us around, mostly talking about tech or what's for lunch. Wilson Garden is a decent place to be, and we've gotten to know the neighbors pretty well over the years. If the power goes out, we just sit around and wait for it to come back on, maybe chat with the guys next door. It’s a very normal, low-key kind of business. We don't do big presentations or fancy meetings. If someone comes in with a broken laptop, we take a look and see if it’s worth saving. Sometimes things are just too old to fix. We tell it like it is. No point in making things sound more complicated than they are. We just keep the shop open and handle whatever walk-ins come our way during the day. It's a steady rhythm that we've gotten used to.