Rocket Computer

I set up Rocket Computer on Mtitunjay Manzil Street because I’ve always liked fixing things. It’s a small shop packed with monitors, cables, and old parts. If you walk down the street, you can’t miss us. It’s usually a bit of a mess inside, to be honest. There are always computers opened up on the benches and fans humming. I spend most of my day looking at screens or soldering bits of wire. People from the neighborhood bring in their laptops when they won't turn on or if they've spilled something on the keyboard. I do my best to get them working again without charging too much. It’s just me here most of the time, though sometimes my cousin helps out. We aren't like those big service centers where you have to take a ticket and wait for weeks. You just bring it in, and I tell you what I think is wrong. Mtitunjay Manzil Street is a lively place, and I like being part of it. Sometimes I have to hunt for rare parts, which can take time. I don't have a big corporate background, just years of tinkering with electronics. It's a simple life, fixing one machine at a time. I enjoy the feeling when a computer finally boots up after I've been working on it for hours. That's why I keep doing this. I am usually here until late at night if there is a tricky job on my desk. It keeps me out of trouble, I guess.