Sadguru Mobile

We have been running Sadguru Mobile here in Bhestan Phase II for a good while now. It is a small shop, nothing too fancy to look at from the outside. Most people around here know us because we are right on the main path. We spend most of our days looking at cracked screens and trying to figure out why someone’s battery won't hold a charge anymore. It gets pretty busy in the evenings when everyone is coming home from work. Sometimes the shop feels a bit cramped when three or four people are waiting at the same time. I usually sit behind the wooden counter with my tools spread out everywhere. My brother helps out when he can, mostly dealing with the accessories and the recharge requests. We don't have a big corporate team or anything like that, just us trying to keep things moving. The fan on the ceiling makes a bit of a clicking noise, but you get used to it after an hour. If we don't have a part in stock, we just say so. There is no use making promises we can't keep. We have some plastic chairs for people to sit on while they wait, though most people just stand and watch us work. It is a straightforward business. We open up around ten, have some tea, and start on the pile of phones left from the night before. That is pretty much our daily routine here.