When I was a little one, modular offices were all the rage.
People were always traveling to unusual areas, and they needed their modular offices, which served as miniature storefronts pretty much, to get to the people.
They did their business out of their modular offices. Some of the modular offices were nothing more than a small compact trailer that was found behind a car, while others were as elaborate as small travel households. I loved going with my mother when she went to a car lot to invest in a car for my sibling. There was a tiny trailer with the name of the owner on the door. She conducted all of her car sales in that small modular office. I often wondered what they did with them when they quit being car sales experts, however I didn’t worry about it. Now, modular offices are once again the rage in modern times. If you go to any city where there is construction going on, you’ll see numerous modular offices around the construction site. One construction supplier owner stayed in her modular office the entire time construction was going on. It was a very tiny trailer that had a kitchen space and a powder room in back and all the office space needed to do all of their business in the front. I often told my wife she should have a modular office. She told me her modular office was her food truck. She could do everything in her food truck that people did in modular offices. When her afternoon was eventually done, she brought the books back to the household, and I did the rest of the work for her.
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