Chocofreaks

Mangaldas Road is usually packed with cars and people going toward the center of Camp. We are tucked away over at Neeta Terrace, specifically at A 5 on the second floor. Chocofreaks is basically where we spend all our hours dealing with boxes and wrappers. It isn't like a big factory or anything, just a workspace where we get things done. The stairs in Neeta Terrace can be a bit steep when you’re carrying heavy crates of supplies. Most days involve a lot of melting and cooling. You get used to the smell of cocoa after about five minutes and don't even notice it anymore. We spend a lot of time at Mangaldas Road just organizing the inventory. The delivery guys come in and out through the narrow hallway all afternoon. Sometimes the power goes out for a bit and we have to scramble to keep everything cool. It’s just the reality of being in this part of Camp. The windows look out over the street and you can hear the horns honking all day long. We don't have a big sign or anything flashy. It is just a place where we work with chocolate and try to keep up with the orders that come in. By the time we lock up at night, the whole floor is quiet and the traffic outside has finally started to thin out. It gets pretty tiring but we keep at it.