Eurodec Paint

Out here in Biza, things move a bit slower than in the middle of Khanna. Eurodec Paint is just a local spot where we keep a lot of cans stacked up. There is always a smell of fresh paint in the air, which I have grown used to over the years. Some people hate it, but to me, it just means we are working. We spend a lot of time mixing colors for neighbors who are fixing up their houses. The floor is covered in drips and spills from different projects, which actually looks kind of nice in a messy way. We don't have a fancy showroom. It’s mostly just shelves and a counter where we talk about what kind of finish someone needs. Sometimes people come in just to ask for advice on a wall that won't stay dry. We try to help out because we live here too. The village is small enough that we know most of our customers by their first names. In the winter, it gets quite cold in the shop, so we drink a lot of tea while we wait for deliveries to arrive. The truck comes down the main road and drops off the heavy buckets, and then we have to find a place to put them all. It keeps us busy enough. We don't need much else besides our brushes and our regulars coming in to chat.