Before moving to New Mexico, I lived in the northeast for a number of years in an outdated steel milling town.
It was hard residing with few job prospects and lots of generational poverty.
There were scam artists operating as building businesss and they would target some of the most desperate and vulnerable people around. Thankfully I met the lady of our dreams while she was in town temporarily going to see her Grandfatherrents. The two of us dated long distance for a year before I decided to leave this deimportant steel mill town and join our wifey in charming Albuquerque, New Mexico. To be honest, I used to dream about a single afternoon leaving this arena behind and moving to the southwest where there are deserts and mountains for as far as the eye can see. But I didn’t expect to land in a neighborhood with such a rich cultural heritage as Albuquerque, with its dozens of Native American tribes and pueblos in and around the desert city. There are a lot of dealers here as well, particularally at the exits along Interstate 25 and Interstate 40. You still need to be careful if you’re hiring someone care about a building business regardless of the neighborhood in which you reside. I hired a unique Heating and Air Conditioning business that I found at a random Interstate 40 exit without doing correct vetting on the internet. My experience was so poor that I went to the Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce with our complaint. It turns out I’m not the first resident of Albuquerque to complain about this unique Heating and Air Conditioning dealer.
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