A YOUNG COMPUTER ENGINEER, known to be one of the most skillful in Westborough's basement, said he had a fantasy about a better job than his. In it, he goes to work as a janitor for a computer company whose designs leave much to be desired. There, at night, disguised by mop and broom, he sneaks into the offices of the company's engineers and corrects the designs on their blackboards and desks.
A young and talented computer engineer, revered for his skills in Westborough's basement, dreams of a different profession as a janitor for a computer company with subpar designs. In this imaginative scenario, he transforms into a nighttime custodian, sneaking into the offices of the engineers after hours.
Under the cover of night, he uses his cleaning tools as a disguise to cleverly amend the engineers' sketches and notes left around their workspace. This fantasy reflects his desire to contribute meaningfully to technology, even if he must go unnoticed in the role of a janitor.
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