The Borders.

[Ninurta]

That's the problem, what really happens in a world of humans and what is wished for in a false
cyber-world! But oddly enough, this mutual situation of the past isn't an isolated case...

I can verify at least part of this video, and that would lend credence to the rest, to my mind.

I was, for 4 or 5 years, a Customer Service Manager for Frontier Communications. That is without a doubt a crap company, but I digress.

Frontier covers at least a part of the Navajo Res, and some of that coverage is around Shiprock. When folks there would have a problem they needed to have fixed, they would call in to create a service order, but ran into trouble because there are no house numbers there. There was no address to send a service man to in order to fix the malfunction.

That caused no end of frustration to both Frontier and the Navajo that lived there. I found a way around it, because I come from a place where directions did not involve addresses when I was growing up - directions were more like "the second lane on the left past the old rusting combine sitting in the corner of the field" more like that than say, a house number.

So I would just get good solid directions for the service men off of landmarks.

Other folks seemed to have problems with that, so I had a lot of Navajo calls escalated to me.

But I gotta tell ya, I have a real hankering for one of those res "smash burgers", and I'm so far away...

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