Satguru Traders

We are over at Lig B-210 in Dr. A. S. Rao Nagar. It’s a decent enough spot, though parking can be a bit of a headache for people sometimes. The space is filled with various items we trade in, and it feels a bit cramped when a new shipment arrives. Boxes are stacked nearly to the ceiling in some parts of the room. I spend most of my day counting stock or talking to suppliers on the phone. It’s a lot of paperwork and keeping track of numbers. The neighborhood is mostly residential, so we try not to make too much noise when we’re loading the small van out front. It’s a bit of a mix here; some days it’s very quiet and I just sit and read the local paper, and other days everyone seems to want something at the same time. The air conditioner in the corner makes a rattling sound that I’ve grown used to over the years. I don’t have a big marketing plan or anything like that. People mostly find out about Satguru Traders by walking past or hearing from someone else in the colony. We’ve been in this building for quite a while, and the walls are covered with old calendars and notes pinned up everywhere. It’s a practical setup that works for the kind of small-scale trading we do here in this part of the city. I usually close up around seven and head home, ready to do it all again tomorrow.