Oxygen The Digital Shop

Brigade Road is always a bit of a nightmare with the crowds and the noise, and we are right in the middle of it at number 50. Dealing with all these digital gadgets and electronics all day is interesting, though it can get pretty tiring after a few hours. We spend a lot of our time unboxing new stock and trying to find space for it on the shelves. It isn't just about selling a phone or a tablet; it's mostly about explaining to people how to use the things they just bought. We don't have a corporate script or any fancy sales pitches. If we think a certain piece of tech isn't very good, we usually just tell the customer the truth about it. The shop has a lot of glass and bright lights, so we spend a lot of our time just wiping fingerprints off the displays. It is a loud neighborhood with the music from other stores and people shouting, but you get used to it. Most of us working here are just people who like gadgets and ended up finding a job in a shop. We don't have big titles or anything. We just help people pick out what they need and try to fix things when they stop working. Weekends are always the busiest because of the shoppers, but that is just life here on Brigade Road. We stay late most nights.