Saiyed Sajedabanu Mohmedmunib

Getting up to the first floor of Basera Complex takes a bit of energy, but the view of Tandalja Hill Road is worth it. I’m Saiyed Sajedabanu Mohmedmunib, and this is where I spend most of my time. F/8 is a small space, but it fits everything we need. The stairs can be a bit steep for some, so I always tell people to take their time coming up. The building itself has been around for a bit, so it has its quirks, like the occasional flickering light in the hallway. We don't really mind. It feels like home after all these years. Downstairs there are a few other shops and a lot of noise from the bikes on the hill road. Up here, it’s a little more peaceful. I try to keep the windows clean so I can see what’s happening outside. We don’t have a big team or fancy uniforms. It’s just us working through the piles of things that need finishing. Some days are slower than others, which is fine by me. It gives us a chance to tidy up the back room or catch up on some reading. I usually have a pot of tea going by mid-morning to keep us moving. We aren't trying to change the world or anything; we just want to do a good job for the people who come to see us. It’s a straightforward business in a busy part of town. We’ll be here as long as the complex stands.