Misri Mobile

Down here at 12 Antop Hill, things stay pretty busy. We opened Misri Mobile because everyone has a phone and everyone eventually breaks it or needs something for it. It’s not a huge place, just a simple shop where we keep a bunch of tools and spare parts on the counters. We spend most of our time looking at small screens or trying to figure out why a battery won’t hold a charge anymore. People from the neighborhood drop in all day long. Some just want a screen guard put on because they can't get the bubbles out themselves, and others come in when their phone won't turn on at all. We don’t have a big team or anything. It’s just us doing the work. The area can get a bit noisy, but we’re used to it. We try to be honest about what can be fixed and what’s probably a waste of money. There’s no point in lying about it. We’ve been sitting in this same spot for a while now, and we know most of the people who walk past our door. It’s a decent way to make a living. You won’t find any fancy displays here, just shelves with chargers and covers. We just keep things moving, one repair at a time. It’s nothing special, just a local shop trying to help people stay connected.