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A printing shop that offers many services, such as copying, printing in many sizes up to A0, and on many types of paper, laminating up to A2, and bookbinding.
Staff is diverse and the atmosphere is inclusive, with discounts for financially disadvantaged customers.
Lighting consists of bright overhead flourescent lights, and daylight pouring in through the large windows.
There can be quite a queue to getting service, but it is unlikely that you have to bump into strangers. You might have to wait outdoors though, if the line is that long.
There are seating options both by the door and by the desk.
Printing and copying sounds, as well as occassional loud noises from the back, from some machines.
When very full, conversation can also get loud.
The smell of ozone created by the printer/copiers
You will see he Gopy TRIGGER sign on the street, over head level. There you have to walk into the back yard, and through till the end, past the rubbish bins. Then you will find the door.
There is a permanent ramp leading up the one step of the shop.
You can bring material to copy with you. If you want to print, you can email, share a folder or bring a USB stick.
When you arrive, you might have to wait in line. This can take quite a while, so plan to spend at least an hour on premises.
When it's your turn, approach the desk and explain what you need (in German or English). The employee can help you find the right paper etc. They might send you to pick up printed pages or use a copier by stating the number of the relevant copier/printer, and then you'll have to find it on your own. Let them know if something isn't working.
Once you're done printing, you can use the guillotines and staplers on the table in front of the cash register.
Approach the cash register with your printed matieral to pay, and inform staff if you are entitled to a discount for financially disadvantaged customers.
Paying and asking for help can all also take time, depending on how busy staff is.
Don't come with big, complicated print jobs just before closing. It is best to bring such projects when it's relatively not so crowded.
No toilets
