R Mallesham(Bolero)Small Goods

I spend most of my days behind the wheel of my Bolero. My place is at H. No 3-67 in the village of Kasulabad, which falls under Mirdoddi. It’s a quiet place, but there’s always something that needs to be hauled from one place to another. Whether it’s bags of grain or small construction materials, I’m the one people call. The Bolero is a sturdy vehicle and it handles the rural roads around here better than most. I started this because people in Kasulabad needed a consistent way to move small goods without hiring a massive truck. It’s mostly just me doing the driving and the loading. Some mornings start before the sun is even up, especially during the harvest season. My family lives at the same address, so people just knock on the gate when they need a job done. I don't have a business card or a sign outside. Everyone in the village knows where I live. The work is physical and tiring, but it’s good to be your own boss. I take care of the vehicle myself because if it’s not running, I’m not earning. Mirdoddi is a small district, but there is plenty of movement if you’re willing to put in the hours. I’ve lived here my whole life, so I know every pothole and shortcut in the area. It’s a basic service for local people who just need to move things from point A to point B.