SLC27-W3 | A One-Day Street Journalist: Business at the transport station.

Hello Steemian friends!
I am very happy to be present today in the third week of the Steem Learning Channel Season 27. Today's competition is to present their story like a journalist about business at transport stations. I will try to portray that issue in front of you, God willing. In fact, small traders on the side of the road and small traders at various stations/stands are working tirelessly to make some income from their business. They are working tirelessly to maintain this halal business to make a living for themselves and their family members. Maybe their income may be less but they are earning a halal livelihood.



I went to the CNG or Auto Riska transport station and found a dub seller, talked to him about some things, he told me that he has been doing business like a hawker for sixteen years. I asked! How long have you been here? He said that for almost many years, but there is no guarantee that he will remove us from here at any time, if we are removed from here, we will have to go and sit somewhere else and continue our business. Because we also have parents, sons, and children, and we also have to feed them with two handfuls of rice. And this is how the days of the hawker traders are spent. Hearing these words, I was very touched.

I went to Hasnabad Auto Riska or CNG station, the famous CNG station. There are many business shops next to this transport station, such as grocery stores, hawker traders' shops, various electronic shops and other shops. But I am highlighting a business where a businessman is living comfortably with his family through his small business.

I talked to this hawker trader (cane trader), he said that I am doing business here today but I may not be here tomorrow. Then he said that he has been doing this business for 16 years. I asked! Where do these canes come from? He replied that they come from Barisal. He drops off the goods he orders here. He also said that he can live with his family with whatever income he gets from here.

Yes, I bought dub from this hawker trader dub seller. If you buy goods from these shops, you get them at a slightly lower price, because they do not have to pay rent for their shops, but because they sit at different places on the side of the road, some unscrupulous people extort money from them.