Movin' to the Barrio..

rumblefish360 said
RC, It got to a point where I'd come home from an overnight shift, open my mailbox and find keys with writin instructions. "Heres my car, it's Mary ***, please do brakes and fix that squeak if you can, thanks, see you after work."

Most in the box at once, 3 sets of keys.

Fav. line, How come you charge so little and that other place charges $75 an axle?

Lol! Nothing better than a few extra bucks.

mullinax95 said
I have always lived in the south and never any further out. I just don't see how you and others can live in a big city or a hood with all the loud people and vehicles. I would have shot the hell out of someone by now. I guess I could adapt but when you said you might not be able to sleep at night...geez I know I would loose my cool!

It really is a admiration that I have for folks like yourself that can handle it. LOL!

You get used to the noise, not such a big deal really. I would prefer to live in the country but there's no single women, no work and people get in your business in this neck of the woods. I had 42 acres down in southern colorado years back and got into a huge legal fight with one woman (who was on her 5th or 6th husband) just trying to get my driveway in. She used everyone's easment to access her property but Lord forbid anyone use her easment to access their property. I'm sure it's not so bad out by you. I'd need to get married and be independently wealthy to live in the country out here.

Yeah, the not sleeping well until I get used to the normal sounds of the neighborhood will happen. Probably just take a week though. I'll be making plenty of noise on my own too :)