Suprim Battery Agency

Being in Rohat Transport Nager makes a lot of sense for Suprim Battery Agency. There are always trucks and big vehicles moving around this area, so we get plenty of work coming our way. The shop is filled with heavy black boxes and that specific smell of metal and acid. We spend a lot of our time checking voltages and lifting things onto the counter for people to see. It is heavy work and our hands stay pretty dirty most of the day. The floors are concrete because we drop things sometimes and it needs to be tough. We aren't located in a flashy part of town, just a practical spot where drivers can pull over easily. There is a lot of noise from the neighboring workshops, but you get used to it after a week. We keep the new stock in the back and the old ones are piled up for recycling. It is mostly just us sitting here waiting for the next person with a dead engine. Sometimes the power goes out and we have to use torches to see the labels on the boxes. We don't have much wall decor, just some old calendars and maybe a list of prices scribbled on a piece of cardboard. It is a straightforward way to earn a living. The sun sets right behind the building, which is the only time it gets cool enough to breathe easy and relax a bit.