I know to most people Tuscaloosa isn’t exactly a cultural beacon, however you might be surprised what they have to offer, in this part of the country times are tough, and times have been tough for a few decades; Compared to a lot of dirt-farmers and hobos in the outlying areas, Tuscaloosa has a lot to offer, and when I was in high college, I could hardly wait to leave town for good, and I had my sights set on Tuscaloosa, AL, then to me it was New York, LA, and Houston all rolled into one.
I wasn’t going without a plan, either… By the time I moved, I had already enrolled in Heating, Ventilation, and A/C certification classes at one of the Tuscaloosa town colleges… Even for a rudimentary education I needed to replace my surroundings, and from the genuinely start I found Tuscaloosa to be a welcoming locale! Of course this is one of the best cities in AL for an education, everyone knows that Tuscaloosa has numerous reputable colleges and universities.
I was not at the level for one of the accredited 4-year universities in Tuscaloosa, but, I just needed a good evening college program to gain my Heating, Ventilation, and A/C certification. I was in a class with about 15 other students, and our instructor was a Tuscaloosa native named Ed. Ed gave us all a clear picture of what Heating, Ventilation, and A/C labor was like, and how it would be to labor in a warm and humid town like Tuscaloosa. I like Ed, and hopefully after I get my Heating, Ventilation, and A/C certificate he can help me find a good job in Tuscaloosa.