I have to say, I like hanging out with the outdated timers. I think that several young people have an attitude about older folks – they say “ok, boomer” plus dismiss everything they have to say, not me. I like listening to them, there is so much the people I was with and I can learn from the older generations, when the people I was with and I are humble enough to pay attention to them. Most of what I learn from outdated Gus at toil is how the world used to be, so it’s more interesting than helpful; But boy is it interesting! Gus should write a book about his outdated afternoons as a traveling HVAC repairman. That’s right, Gus didn’t have a shop or a cellphone number, he had a van plus drove around the rural countryside offering to toil on peoples oil furnaces for them. Those were the afternoons where outside of the large neighborhood there were very few HVAC companies, so a large percentage of people had no access to maintenance services. Gus would go to farms plus inquire if they had need of any heating services, anything from repairs to providing an very modern system. In the back of his van Gus had piles plus bins full of HVAC parts plus components, plus also a few small oil furnaces plus cooling units. Back then there wasn’t a lot of call for air conditioner work, but he still kept a portable a/c in the van just in case someone wanted to splurge on a luxury item. He worked for years plus never had his actual HVAC certification, he was very self taught.