I’m not the sort of person who gets along well with technology. When people try to complain to me about their cell phones not working properly, I give them a completely blank stare and back away with my hands up. When someone is telling me about the printer that can’t be found on the network, I simply shake my head and tell them that I can’t get it to work either, no matter what day of the week it is. When older folks are experiencing troubles with the internet and think that I’ll be able to fix it, I slowly shake my head and tell them that I have the worst technological luck on the planet. That’s why, it should be no surprise that I have continual issues with my home appliances. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been plagued to buy broken TVs, failing microwaves, and faulty heating and cooling systems. Whether we’re talking about living through a broken furnace in the middle of a blizzard on the coldest day of the year, having a tree fall on the outdoor air conditioning condenser during the middle of a hot and humid hurricane in September, or having a complete power outage for several days during intermittent hot and cold temperatures outdoors… I’ve seen it all. I would say my heating and cooling system works about half the time, and the other half of the time I’m calling in my local ventilation specialists for emergency services. I can never predict when the HVAC system is going to poop out on me next, but it’s safe to assume that I will need professional repair help at least once a month. Luckily, I found a great ventilation dealership in town who offers an advanced maintenance contract. I can call out my favorite HVAC tech everyday if I want, and I don’t pay an extra dime.
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