In Bireuen, Indonesia, two men are laying tiles outside a shop

In Bireuen, Indonesia, two men are laying tiles outside a shop. The shop has large green double doors and a smaller green and red double door to the left. A sign above the red and green door advertises "AYAM PANGGANG" (grilled chicken) and "BAKSO" (meatballs). One man, wearing a patterned shirt and dark pants, is bent over, appearing to place tiles on a bed of wet cement. He is wearing flip-flops. The other man, wearing a black t-shirt and a cap, stands behind him, looking down. Several tiles, both square and rectangular, are stacked or leaning against the shop wall. Tools, including a yellow angle grinder and a red-handled hammer, are scattered on the ground amidst the cement and tiles. The ground in front of the shop is uneven, with visible cracks and a raised edge. The building's exterior walls are roughly plastered and painted white, with three square vents visible near the top of the shop entrance. An exposed light bulb hangs from a wire inside the shop.