Long Live Departmental Store

We open up early at Sector 110. A-2/8 is where we keep all the household stuff. People from the neighborhood stop by for milk, bread, or maybe some soap they forgot to buy. It gets busy in the evenings when everyone is coming home. We spend a lot of time checking the shelves and making sure things are where they should be. It's just a regular shop where we try to keep what people need. Sometimes we talk to the regulars about the weather. The floor gets dusty because of the wind, so we sweep a lot. It isn't a fancy place, just a departmental store with aisles and boxes. We have been here for a while now. The sign outside is a bit old, but everyone knows where we are. Stocking the shelves takes a lot of effort every morning before the first customer walks in. We deal with different suppliers throughout the week. If someone asks for something we don't have, we try to remember to get it next time. That's how it goes here. There are a lot of bags and packets to move around. Sector 110 is a quiet area mostly, except for the traffic. We just keep the doors open and wait for the next person to walk through. It's a simple way to spend the day, really. Nothing too complicated about running a place like this. Long Live Departmental Store is basically just our daily life. We just keep going.