SLC32-W3" // Steem Expedition 2.0 Everyday Routes. The Place of Services and Movement

Today i am going to join, "SLC32-W3" // Steem Expedition 2.0 Everyday Routes. The Place of Services and Movement..Thanks to @oswaldocuarta for this contest.So friends, without further ado, let's get straight to the main point.

The location that I am going to share with you today is a Local Tailoring. It is located in front of our house in our area where the entire local people get their clothes sewn by this tailor. It is a very popular shop where the entire local people come to get their clothes sewn here along the road. This shop is open from ten in the morning to twelve at night.

Sometimes, some special arrangements are made for the convenience of the local people. The owner here and his two sons run this shop together. The owner is an old tailor from Dhaka who has been tailoring there for 18 years. Now he has come to the forefront of life and has opened his tailoring shop. He has attracted many customers through his skills and work of doubt.

How does this place or the work of the people there benefit your own daily routine?

This place or this time benefits our local people a lot and that is that the local people do not have to go to the market and do not have to go there and get sewn by strangers. If someone can tell you through their well-known people in their own area and through skilled craftsmen, then why is it necessary to go far and spend more money and work hard in the market amidst uncertainty? Here, the quality of their sewing is good and the price is kept lower than the market, which ultimately benefits people a lot.

If you could interview or give a few words of thanks to one of the workers at that place, what would you say to them about their work?

I would definitely thank the owner because his skill and creativity have reduced a lot of people's suffering. The entire locality can safely donate clothes here according to their convenience, which has reduced people's suffering and the quality of their work is good, so I would definitely thank the owner.

Also, the special system here is the overlocking system after sewing. It is not usually found in other tailor shops, they just sew but do not overlock. In that case, he also does both the baby and the sewing, but in exchange for the same amount of money, I will thank him very much.

What do you think would happen in your community if this place or service stopped working?

I think that if this institution stops working in Baka, the suffering of the people of the entire area will increase. People will have to go to the market again to get their clothes sewn, which will be a waste of time, money, and there will be less certainty in terms of meaning. As they did here, they will have to sew with their hands and show it once, but it is not possible for the market to come and show it twice. Therefore, if the service of this shop is stopped, the local people will be deprived of the benefits.

When you stop to observe, what sounds, smells, or images make you feel the true "dynamism" of this place?

When I go to this place, when I hear the machine again, I feel no different. These machines are a bit different from others and there is a different kind of fun to listen to them. The sound of these sewing machines is quite pleasant in the context of stopping for some time and then continuing for some time.

Also, it is provided by the shop in such a place where there are natural plants around and from there you can hear the beautiful beauty of nature and the calls of birds. That is also a very nice thing that you will not hear such sounds in any big market in the city, only the sound of traffic jams will be there. Overall, I liked this shop very much, so I shared the review. Thank you all

Me

Name	Details
Name	Sohag Tailor
Google Map Location	https://maps.app.goo.gl/5L2jF5v9tAPqRTts6?g_st=ac
Google Map Plus Code	7MJHW8F7+M9
Google Coordinates	22.924188,91.313437
Steem Atlas Pin	[//]:# (!steematlas 22.924188 lat 91.313437 long Sohag Tailor d3scr)
Device	Honnor x9c

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