In the settlements, we found Congolese cinemas, a Somali computer games parlour using recycled consoles and televisions and innovative businesses in areas such as transportation and maize milling that have scaled and often employ others.
We pass through to the parlour used for traditional line-ups.
Tattoo parlours used to be dingy, badly-lit establishments, populated by scary-looking bikers and friends of the management with bald heads and criminal records.
Their clients tend to be older men who seek longer sessions and intimacy, rather than a brief encounter.How much brothels and massage parlours use the internet depends on local laws.
According to the founders, while Siri and Google Voice Search have been used to search for pizza or beauty parlours, using Hindi speech recognition to search for policy and candidates' views is unique, and a first.
She had originally worked in massage parlours, using the alias of Chantelle in one, but was asked to leave on suspicion that she was using drugs.
Back on the main street, the ghosts of Epecuen continue to swirl around the crumbling concrete as Mr Novak recalls the ice-cream parlour he used to pass, the bar he'd visit for a beer and the clubs where he'd dance until the early hours.
In the UK, charity Pace4Life collects functioning pacemakers from funeral parlours for use in India.
Frith Street Tattoo, a punky London parlour, says it uses 400 sheets of black carbon paper a month.
Ice-cream parlour Svaneke Is uses milk and cream from local Jersey cows and flavours it with Bornholm berries, liquorice, herbs, honey and beer (the bitter hoppy taste is surprisingly light and fresh).
