My name is Miguel. I was at the Casino all weekend. I love hiking and the quiet.  I would love to hike the Appalachian trial one day. I only live a couple hours from the Appalachian mountains. I'm interested in hiking the entire Appalachian Trail. I am a worker for a production company. I drive a black Ford truck. I like Arcas too. I am married. I'm not a fan of bugs.
I like drinking Coors. My wife is a hairdresser. I enjoy the quiet. I drive an acara. I am a car salesman. I am on the phone most of the day. I have been to the Appalachian mountains may times and find it nice and quiet. I don't really love to hike. I like to do indoor activities. I hike even though I'm not a big fan of it. I don't like bugs. I'm not a big fan of outdoor activities. I drive an Acara, which fits my life quite well.
Any chance you have any deals on a mid-sized sedan right now? My wife's car has been having issues lately. We might have some extra inventory lying around. Do you need a new car, though? Is your wife's car beyond repair? We’ve already spent too much on repairs so it’s time to bite the bullet and get a new one. Actually we are open to getting a second hand also if it’s a good deal! What do you recommend? Both the Honda Accord and the Toyota Camry are trusty cars in the mid-sized sedan department. You can buy two-year old models for more than half off MSRP. I think that's a good deal indeed. That is awesome. My wife has a preference for Toyota so the Camry might be it for her. When can we stop by to check it out? I can get you in sometime next week. Is that soon enough for your needs? That’ll be perfect! Thanks much. Do you enjoy selling cars? It's a decent gig. I try hard not to fit the sleazy car salesman stereotype, though. Haha I bet... I was wondering coz you said you enjoy the quiet, not exactly stereotypical of a cars salesman ;) How do you reconcile your job with your personality? I try to view them as separate things. My job isn't my identity. It's just a way to make a living. I'd quit and retire as a hobby farmer in Appalachia if I could. Spot on.... there is a difference between what we work for & what we live for! Life becomes simple and joyful when we are clear about this :-D Definitely! Work to live; don't live to work, and all that.