Mobile Clinic

I run Mobile Clinic out of shop number 124 on the ground floor of the B-2 building. It is not the easiest place to find if you are not looking for it, but once people know where I am, they usually come back. The ground floor is convenient because nobody has to climb any stairs with their broken gadgets or heavy laptops. My shop is basically just a counter, a chair, and a lot of plastic bins full of cables and spare parts I have collected over the years. I have spent a lot of time in this little square of space. It gets a bit cold in the winter months, so I usually have a small heater tucked under the desk near my feet to stay warm while I work. The B-2 building has a lot of different businesses, so there is a constant stream of people walking past the window. I spend most of my time looking down at circuit boards, so I mostly just see people’s shoes as they pass by. Fixing phones is one of those things that requires a lot of patience, and I have plenty of that. I do not mind the long hours or the finicky work with small tweezers. It is just about getting the job done and making sure the device works like it should when I hand it back. I keep my tools clean and my coffee cup full, and that is about all I need.