Your post about Abbas Uddin's grocery store in Chatian Bazar is quite detailed. The way you have highlighted the products that are kept hidden or hung high up in a general-area shop—like chanachur, cigarettes, or chocolates to keep children away—is something that we usually don't think about even when we see them. It is clear from your description that the behavior of the seller in the shop and the variety of products are what bring the customer back again and again. The shopping experience in these grocery stores in small towns or rural markets is really different from that of big supermarkets and is full of personal intimacy. The pictures portraying the inside of the shop made the whole thing quite easy to understand. Best wishes to you for this competition. 😊