Sambaiah Auto Services

If you go down to H. No -1-68 in Gorrekunta, Geesugonda, you will find me at Sambaiah Auto Services. My workshop is basically part of the house, which makes things easy because I don't have far to walk to get to work. I’ve lived in Geesugonda most of my life and people know that if their bike or car is making a strange noise, they can bring it to my gate. There are always parts and tools scattered around the yard. I try to keep them in some kind of order, but when you are busy fixing a stubborn engine, things tend to get messy. The ground is stained with oil and grease, which is just part of the job. I don’t have a big waiting room, just a bench under the shade of a tree where people can sit and talk while I work on their machines. My hands are always black from the engines, and no matter how much I wash them, the grease stays under my fingernails. It’s hard work, especially in the summer heat of Gorrekunta, but it’s what I know how to do. I’ve been looking at engines since I was a young boy. Neighbors stop by to borrow a wrench or just to see who else is getting their vehicle fixed. It’s a busy little spot at house number 1-68, and there is usually something to do from dawn until it gets too dark to see the bolts.