The technician from Lima had already given up
Ruben Bereswill recently got a highly complicated X-ray machine working again. The company from the capital had previously failed to find the fault. The Rhineland-Palatinate native’s latest heroic deed was repairing our photovoltaic system. According to an expert, most of the components were actually ready to be thrown away.
Now the lights on the site burn at night with the energy that was stored in the batteries during the day. A mature achievement.
If you’ve ever been told by a company that your car, vacuum cleaner, toaster, piano or TV has gone to the wall, just call Ruben Bereswill’s 24-hour hotline. But only after he has left Diospi Suyana. That could still take a while.
But patience is a good quality.
If the Peruvian authorities knew about Bereswill’s rare talents, they would surely have offered him a high-paying government post long ago. His title would probably be “Minister for Irretrievably Broken Aggregates”. But that would not be in our interests. And that’s why we’re keeping this secret about his abilities to ourselves. /KDJ
