MS Communication

I’ve been here in Sukhrali at MS Communication for quite some time now. The shop isn't huge, just enough space for the counters and a few stools for people to sit while they wait. Mostly, it is just me and the sound of the fan overhead. The street outside stays pretty busy with people walking to the market or headed home from work. My desk is usually a bit of a mess with small screws, screen protectors, and various charging cables scattered around. It happens when you are busy fixing one phone after another all day long. People stop by for all sorts of things, maybe a new battery or just to ask why their internet isn't working right. Sometimes the tea stall guy brings over a glass of chai and we talk for a minute about the weather or how the road is getting blocked again. I don't really have a big fancy sign, just the name on the front so people know where to turn. It gets quite warm in the afternoons, but once the sun starts going down, a bit of a breeze comes through the door. I usually stay open until the lights on the main road come on. It is a simple way to spend the day, just helping neighbors get their devices back in working order. Nothing special happens most days, just the usual routine of opening the shutters and setting things up for whoever walks in first.