Fericol

We’ve been here at C-289 Sector 10 for quite a while now. Most people just drive past and don’t notice the Fericol sign unless they’re looking for us specifically. It’s not a fancy office or anything, just a regular workspace where we get things done. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint and the chairs are a bit squeaky, but it works for us. Sector 10 can get pretty busy in the mornings when everyone is trying to park. We usually just have our tea in the small corner by the door and talk about what needs to happen for the day. It’s a simple setup. We don't have a big reception area or someone waiting to greet you with a smile; usually, you just walk in and find someone at their desk. Sometimes the power goes out and we just sit there and wait for the generator to kick in. It’s just the way things go around here. Fericol isn't some giant corporation with hundreds of workers. We’re just a small group of people who show up every morning at C-289. We know the neighbors and the guy who sells snacks down the road. It’s a bit dusty because of the construction nearby, but we’re used to it. We keep our files in old metal cabinets and use an old computer that takes forever to start up. That’s just life at Sector 10.