Er Ulavan Ura Depot

Our shop sits right on East Veli Street at number 256. This area gets crowded with traffic, but we’ve been at this spot for a good while. Selling fertilizers and farm supplies is what we do. Most folks who come in are regulars from around here. They stop their cycles or small vans outside while we load up the bags for them. It’s a small place, packed with stock from floor to ceiling. A smell of earth and chemicals hangs in the air, but that’s just the business. My seat is usually at the front desk near the door. We try to keep things in stock so nobody leaves empty-handed after making the trip. On the weekends, my son helps out when the farmers come in from the villages. Advertising isn't something we do; it's mostly word of mouth. If someone needs urea for their field, they know to come here. The building is pretty old, but it does the job for us. Doors open early before the sun gets too hot. Running a depot is a simple life of keeping accounts and talking to farmers about their seasons. It stays noisy on the street, but inside we focus on the orders. Getting the bags out to the customers is the main thing. We stay open until the evening rush is over. It’s just how we run things here on East Veli Street. We just keep the shop going.