Globsys Neon Sign Board

We are over here in Baruzai, at number 89, right in the Peshawari area. It is a busy part of town, and we have been making neon signs here for quite some time. If you walk into the workshop, the first thing you notice is the heat from the glass bending tools. It’s a lot of manual work, honestly. We take these long glass tubes and heat them up until they are soft enough to shape into letters or logos. It takes a steady hand and a lot of patience, which not everyone has. Globsys is a small operation, just a few of us working together. Most of the time, the tables are covered in transformers and copper wires. It looks messy to an outsider, but we know where everything is. When the sun goes down, the whole shop glows with different colors like reds, blues, and greens reflecting off the walls. We don't do much fancy talking; people just come to us when they want something that stands out at night. Sometimes the gas doesn't fill right, or a tube cracks, and we have to start all over again from scratch. That's just how it goes with neon. It is a bit of an old-school craft, really. We spend our days troubleshooting circuits and making sure the flickers are gone. It’s quiet work in a loud neighborhood, and we like it that way. Just us and the hum of the electricity.