Bismillah Chicken Eggs

Being in Shop No 14/1A at Mantri Market means we are right in the middle of all the noise. Hadapsar is always moving and our spot is no different. We spend most of the day moving crates of eggs and making sure the chicken is ready for whoever walks in. It isn't a quiet job at all. The market is full of people shouting and vehicles trying to squeeze through the lanes. We have a few stools for people to wait, but usually, it is just a quick in-and-out kind of thing. The smell of the market is something you get used to after a few days. We started this because people around here always need fresh eggs for breakfast or chicken for their dinners. We get to know the faces of the regulars who live in the nearby buildings. Some of them come every single morning. We don't bother with fancy signs or big advertisements. The shop is small and packed with stock. Sometimes the egg crates are stacked almost to the ceiling. It is a lot of lifting and counting. We just stay busy and try to keep the place organized as much as possible in such a tight space. It is a simple life running a shop in Mantri Market, but it keeps us connected to the community here in Hadapsar. We just keep our heads down and do the work every day without making a fuss about it.