Sap Exims

We are over here at Ragam Apartments, up on the second floor in No 6. It’s an old building on Kalashetra Road in Thiruvanmiyur, and if you know the area, it’s got that specific coastal feel. The address is a bit confusing because of the old and new numbers—Old No. 55 and New No. 4—but we’ve been here for a while now. Most days it’s just us handling the paperwork and making sure the export side of things stays on track. The stairs can be a bit much when we are carrying heavy files up and down, but you get used to it after a week. The ceiling fan keeps humming in the background while we sort through lists and talk to vendors on the phone. Thiruvanmiyur is usually busy, and Kalashetra Road has its own rhythm with people coming and going from the beach and the temple nearby. We don’t have a big fancy lobby or anything like that. It’s just a regular office space where we sit and get the work done. Sometimes the traffic outside gets loud, especially in the late afternoons when the schools let out, but inside we just keep moving along with our tasks. We handle a lot of shipments and the logistics can get messy, but we try to stay organized. It’s not a glamorous job by any means. We spend a lot of time checking numbers and making sure everything is right before anything leaves. It’s just us doing what we do every day.