Chocklate Machine

Our workshop is sitting at 1255 near the Shaikh Darga on Dodda Aladmara Road, in Phase II Camp. We don't actually make the chocolates here, even though the name might make you think so. We work on the machines that do the hard work in the factories. It is a place full of heavy metal, grease, and the sound of hammers. The road near the Darga is always busy with people walking by, especially on certain days of the week. Inside, it's mostly concrete floors and rows of parts waiting to be fixed or sent out. I spend my time looking at blueprints or cleaning up oily gears. It is a bit of a messy job, and my clothes usually show it by the end of the day. We have been in this spot for a while now. The building is simple and doesn't have any decorations. We don't really have a waiting room or anything like that. If you come by, you’ll probably find us in the middle of a repair. It gets quite hot in the afternoons, so we keep the big side door open for some air. We don't use any fancy computer systems for the work, just our hands and old tools. Most of our clients are local folks who know where to find us. It is honest, loud, and busy work every single day.