Microworld Computer

Our place is tucked away in Industrial Area B on Picket Road. It’s exactly what you’d expect from an industrial area—lots of noise, trucks moving around, and a lot of grit. Microworld Computer has been in this spot for some time now. We spend most of our hours surrounded by hardware and parts. It’s not a showroom; it’s more of a workspace where things actually happen. The walls could probably use a new coat of paint, but we’re usually too busy to worry about that. When the power goes out, which happens sometimes, we just take a break and sit outside for a bit. We handle computer stuff for local businesses and whoever else finds their way to this part of the road. It’s a lot of troubleshooting and assembly. You get used to the smell of dust and the sound of fans spinning. We don't have a receptionist, so if the door is open, just come on in. Usually, one of us is in the back looking at a motherboard or trying to recover some data. It's practical work. We don't use big words to describe what we do because it's pretty straightforward. We just try to get the machines running again. The local tea stall is our main fuel source. It's a basic setup, but it works for us and the people who rely on us.