Ivg Commerce

We start the day early here at House No. 73Ab in Wagholi. Usually, the first thing we do is open the shutters and check if the rain from last night caused any leaks in the ceiling. Being near Moze College means there are always students walking past our door, especially around noon when they get a break from classes to find some snacks. Ivg Commerce isn't a very big operation, just a few of us sitting at our desks doing what needs to get done on the computers. Sometimes the electricity goes out for a bit in the afternoon, but that's just how it is around here in this part of town. We have some old chairs that aren't the most comfortable in the world, but they do the job for now. You can hear the constant noise of the traffic from the main road if the front windows are left open. Most days are pretty quiet until the afternoon rush of emails and orders starts to pick up. We don't have fancy signs or anything expensive looking like that. It’s just a regular workspace where we handle our business stuff without too much fuss. My desk is covered in papers and a few coffee mugs that haven't been washed since yesterday morning. It feels like home because we spend so many hours here every week. The neighborhood has changed a lot lately, but we've stayed right here. If you look for us, we're just down the way from the college. It's not hard to find.