Honey Bee Computers

I run this little computer shop out of House Number 89 on Sakhri Hill. We are right on Kondhwa Road, which is a busy stretch of tarmac. The hill can be a bit of a climb, and it gets quite dusty around here, especially when the wind picks up. Inside the shop, it is a different story. I have computers in various states of being pulled apart all over the benches. There are cables hanging from hooks and old monitors stacked in the corner just in case I need a spare part. Most people come to me when their laptop starts making a weird noise or the screen goes black. It is not a shiny retail store where everything is in a box; it is a repair place first and foremost. I spend a lot of time hunched over a desk with a tiny screwdriver and a magnifying glass. Sometimes it is a quick fix, and other times I am scratching my head for hours. I do not have a big team, it is mostly just me and a lot of coffee. The local kids sometimes stop by to ask about gaming parts, and I try to help them out. It is a quiet enough life on Sakhri Hill, even with the traffic nearby. I like the challenge of fixing things that other people have given up on. People know me as the guy who can usually get their data back or speed up an old machine without charging too much.