Nine Hours Until Closing

'It was conceivably the smallest cantilever structure in the country. However, to the management at Raymond Reynolds, Plumbing and Heating Suppliers to the building trade, this was their flag ship. In fact, this was their only ship...' Set in a fictitious Plumber's Merchant called Raymond Reynolds, this story is a light-hearted and humorous look at a 'slice of daily life' and the repartee that exists between the employees who work there such as the gangster talking CEO to the psychotic Incoming Goods man at the back door, along with the customers they come into contact with on a daily basis. The administrative centre consisted mainly of an open plan office, divided into Contracts, Invoice Processing and Telesales. Each and every one were under the constant, watchful eye of Raymond Reynolds Jnr. The warehouse comprised of the Trade Counter, Incoming Goods, which dealt with all two-way traffic of deliveries and finally, the exportation hub of company relations, the Transport Department.