F K Communications

We’ve been at number 28 in Wadala for quite some time now. It’s a small space, mostly filled with tangled wires, cardboard boxes, and various spare parts. People come in for all sorts of things, usually phone stuff. Sometimes they just want to ask about a new data plan or fix a screen that cracked when they dropped it. Wadala is a crowded area, so there’s always someone at the door or walking by. I usually sit behind the counter all day. My nephew helps out when he isn't busy at college. It gets really hot in the afternoons. We have a small fan that makes a constant clicking noise, but we’re used to it. Most days are exactly the same. We open up the shutters, clean the glass counters, and wait for the first person to walk in. It's not a fancy shop. No bright neon lights or expensive carpets here. Just a place to get things sorted. I know most of the people on this street by their names. We talk about the weather or whatever the local news is. Sometimes the internet goes down and everyone gets a bit annoyed. I just do my best to help them out as quickly as I can. We don't do big ads. People just know we are here. If you need a cable or a quick fix, you come to Wadala 28. It’s a simple business.