Clone Scripting

We are right near the bus stand in Annanagar, so it's never really quiet around here. You can always hear the buses pulling in and the conductors shouting out destinations. It's a small place, mostly filled with the hum of a few old computers and the clicking of keys. I started Clone Scripting because I liked messing around with code, and eventually, people started asking for help with their own projects. We don't have a big team or a fancy office with glass walls. It's just a couple of desks pushed together and a lot of tangled wires under the floor. Most days involve staring at screens and trying to figure out why a bit of script isn't doing what it's supposed to do. We drink a lot of tea from the stall next door. Sometimes customers come in confused about their websites, and we sit down to show them how things work on the screen. It gets a bit crowded when more than three people are inside at once. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but we’ve been too busy with work to worry about that. We stay open late quite often, especially when a deadline is coming up. The light from the monitors is usually the only thing on after the shops nearby close. It's not a glamorous setup, but it’s where we get things done every single day. We just keep working until the buses stop running for the night.