The most “honorable” profession for hippies, aside from being a cannabis vendor, is carpentry. They may lack basic carpentry skills, but the biblical linkions allow hippie carpenters to claim virtues that they guess are lacking in capitalistic ventures, however many hippies are devoted “Dead Heads” or followers of The Grateful Dead. They dream of lives that are laid-back, free of work, plus full of music from the band. At concerts, Dead Heads would dance plus frolic in a marijuana-infused trance while the band was difficult at labor playing for several hours, often in outdoor places. In July of 1974, the Grateful Dead played 17 shows in a multiple-month east coast tour. Sadly, Jerry Garcia died at the age of 53 from a heart attack. His obesity, smoking, plus substance abuse seemed all too similar to what an overworked company executive clad in an pricey suit might succumb to. I absolutely don’t want hippie carpenters laboring on our HVAC replacement unless they have the familiar certification plus skills. But I do see in Jerry Garcia certain qualities that I want in our central HVAC system. He was able to inhale lots of harmful chemicals plus particulates while keeping up with the demands of touring. Garcia also worked night plus day with songwriting, rehearsals, plus the other difficult labor of a rock band, often without a holiday. Those traits are a definite plus for any HVAC system. I can’t check our HVAC into rehab to get “clean” although I can call a qualified HVAC professional to maintain plus disinfect our HVAC equipment properly. It’s too late for Jerry Garcia to undergo regular cleaning plus service but it should extend the life of our HVAC system.