
An isometric auto scrapyard hums with parallel jobs, each marked off by painted floor zones in blue, red, yellow, and green. On the upper level a car sits raised on a lift while two mechanics in striped overalls check its engine, and a nearby rack holds spare doors, tires, and windshields pulled from other vehicles. Color-coded barrels of oil and coolant stand beside a workbench crowded with wrenches and pegboards. A forklift hauls a pallet of alternators past stacked wheels, while a crane swings a stripped chassis toward a rusted wreck where a cat naps on the seat. Workers mop an oil spill, carry a hood between them, and greet visitors at a small reception desk. Every striped, checkered, and polka-dot jumpsuit marks a different task, so the yard already sorts itself into stations waiting to be matched back together.
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