Pyramids

Pyramids is tucked away in Sikh village. It’s a bit of an older area, but it has its own character. Most people around here know each other, so it feels more like a community than just a business district. The office isn’t much to look at from the outside, but it’s comfortable enough for us. We’ve got our desks and our equipment set up just the way we like it. The name Pyramids sounds a bit grand, but we’re actually quite a small operation. We don’t have a flashy lobby or a receptionist. If the door is open, you just walk in and say hello. The streets in Sikh village can be a bit narrow and winding, so first-timers sometimes get a little lost trying to find us. We’ve thought about putting up a bigger sign, but we just haven’t gotten around to it yet. Most of our work comes from people who already know where we are. It’s a lot of manual work and checking things over. We spend time making sure things are right. Usually, there’s music playing in the background to keep things lively. In the summer, it gets quite hot, so the fans are always going full blast. We’re just a group of people working hard in a quiet corner of the city, trying to make things work one day at a time without too much fuss. It isn't a fancy setup, but it’s ours.