Big Cities Need Big Security
Posted by Reviewer on 01/16/09 in Technology
When I get older I want to move to a place where I can be free to run and play and jump and skip and do all those fun things that you can’t do in the stuffy big city. I was always raised in big cities, yet I have never really grown into them. It has never felt natural to me. I think people were not meant to live in these big, sprawling metropolis type concrete jungles. I think when people live stacked on top of each other like this; it changes them from their basic human nature. Or if maybe it does not change them, I think it at least influences them in ways that are not nearly as positive as growing up with lots of space and freedom to move and breathe and get to know each other on a friendlier basis would do.
I think that’s why Home Security Systems in Seattle Washington are as popular and sought after as Home Security Systems in Phoenix Arizona. Because even when you start out with a wide open space like the state of Washington or the southwestern wild west state of Arizona, if people live too close together, you can’t trust strangers to stay out of your home.
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Gi TouPou | Jan 24, 2009 | Reply
How about small towns? My closest neighbor is a half a mile down the road. My security system is a must because I don’t even have that nosey neighbor next door to call the police if they see something strange going on at my house.
Peggi Appleton | Jan 26, 2009 | Reply
I so agree with the comment about the neighbor not being near. I live in Bisbee and my nearest neighbor is miles down a dirt road. You better believe I have a security system in place! How could I not?
Tom Gorman | Jan 27, 2009 | Reply
My story is a little different. I was researching companies and trying to decide which company I could afford and which was best for the money when I was burglarized. The irony? They took my computer with all the stored data on security systems. The moral? Don’t wait, get one now.
Kandy Singleton | Jan 28, 2009 | Reply
I don’t think I could ever live in a big city. I am from a small town and just think that if I lived in a big city, I’d be spending all my money on locks and security systems and everything. Kinda scary to me.
Sherry Kismet | Jan 28, 2009 | Reply
I have always had security systems, regardless of where I live. I’m more worried about who can get in when I’m home vs. who breaks in when I’m gone. Take my stuff, I don’t care. Just don’t break in while I’m home asleep in my bed.