Expo Connectors

We are tucked away in RZ-36, Gali No. 6, Tughlakabad Extn., and it’s a bit of a maze back here. If you’re driving a big vehicle, you might have a hard time turning around. Expo Connectors has been operating out of this neighborhood for a while. We deal with small parts—mostly connectors and bits of hardware that most people don't think about until they break. Our space is filled with drawers and bins, all labeled with codes that only we really understand. It’s a family-style environment where everyone knows everyone’s business. We eat lunch together most days and complain about the traffic on the main road. There’s no big sign out front, just a door that stays open when the weather is nice. We spend our time counting out orders and making sure the right pieces go into the right bags. It’s repetitive work, but it’s what we do. Sometimes we get customers who wandered in by mistake looking for the grocery store, and we have to point them back toward the street. The power goes out once in a while, so we keep flashlights handy near the desks. It’s just a normal, busy spot in a crowded part of town. We aren't trying to change the world; we’re just making sure people get the connectors they ordered so they can finish their own projects. It keeps us occupied and the days go by pretty fast. We just work until the sun goes down and then go home.