Hardly any of months ago, the AC compressor in our car stopped working.
I was a little angry and exasperated, but I didn’t let it get me down.
It wasn’t particularally sizzling outside, but I knew the AC compressor needed to be fixed before summer. I drive 30 hours to work every day and 30 hours or more home every day. During the Spring months it isn’t a large deal to go without AC, but summer time would be an legitimately odd story. I planned to maintenance the AC compressor after I gained our tax check, and a few weeks after the AC compressor problem, I had to change the oil. The tech charged me for an oil filter and a cottage air filter. Then last weekend, I got a nail in one of the tires. I went to the tire shop to get a plug and the company told me that all many tires needed to be replaced. They were terribly hot and the tread was almost nonexistent… During the service check, the company also recommended me to service the brakes and perform a coolant flush on the engine. I couldn’t afford to have all of the work done, and now it seems like the troubles keep adding up. I suppose like the most unlucky person in the whole world. It’s just one problem after another. By the time I pay for all of the repairs, I could have a brand new car. I am not ecstatic about the option of paying a car payment every month, but I absolutely cannot keep making repairs on a car that is on its last leg.