Hey everyone, it’s Skip! If you want my FREE RELOCATION GUIDE with information on all things Albuquerque, New Mexico, you can download it here: contact.buyorsellrealestatenow.com/abqcityrelocationguide
@@AllAboutABQ No current plans to scope things out in person, but the the move would be 2025, so there's time yet. In the meantime, I'll be watching all your videos to get a jump on it all.
i used to live here and we were thinking about moving back, but it feels too weird. i used to live across from hinkle family fun center. loved that place when i was a kid 🥲
"Alburquerque" = Portuguese for White Oak Cork Tree "Albur (White Arbor), Querque (Cork) The white oak trees that they strip the bark off to make wine bottle corks" Named after the Viceroy of New Spain (Francisco Fernández de la Cueva, 10th Duke of Alburquerque). Alburquerque with the extra "R" that was erroneously removed when the Santa Fe Railroad came to the City in 1881and painted a sign at the depot with the "R" missing, no one noticed due to being illiterate or unable to spell it as many today. Alburquerque, A city in Spain, near the Portuguese border home to royalty of the lineage of Dukes and the castle on the hill in the middle of the ancient city where they lived.
Albuquerque is a place that people either love or not so much... Make sure it is the right place for you before investing too much. If you love it then it can be a lifetime residence.
I may be transferring to Albuquerque for work and trying to get a better insight. I'm a 'city' person by nature so a bit concerned it might not be the right fit. I definitely enjoy walkability to shops, restaurants, bars, etc. and like a vibrant nightlife from comedy clubs to beer gardens to a low-key corner bistro to grab a drink. I'm not concerned about schools or family neighborhoods - definitely more condos, lofts, etc. close to everything. Suggestions? Or should I just say no to the move?
Edits aren't posting again. Windows junk files. I'll have to find the 505 food mall or court. I didn't knnow that was downtown. I'm going to go find it.
10:01 Let him know the truth man 🤣🤣. These motels are rented by the hour because of the prostitution and drug use in the area. TRUST ME IF YOU'RE COMING FROM OUT OF TOWN THESE PLACES ARE THE LAST PLACES YOU WANT TO BE. I challenge any one of you to rent one of these motels, walk around their premises and not be able to find syringes on the ground or prostitutes and drug dealers on the premises. You want to stay away from West Central and the war zone East Central. A lot of these hotels in the university area or downtown are being revitalized and turned into different businesses which I think is great.
Hi Skip. The apt. complex I live in has been sold to a commercial real estate company who has a reputation for acting like the North end of a South-bound mule. You probably know who it is. They're respecting the length of residential leases, but are trying to strong-arm us into moving early. For example, they're cancelling the TV service on Aug. 1st, even though it's included in the lease. Our position is that they cannot cancel the TV service. Are we right on this?
Not everything for the better. Kelly's in Nob Hill has been replaced by M'tucci's Bar Roma, which is a nice Itallian restaurant. The Ragin' Shrimp is now the Clown Dog, The Mantanza, Nob Hill is gone. A few more places and things. I'll have to watch the video again.@@AllAboutABQ
@@AllAboutABQ OK, the Premiere Motel on Central, Nob Hill is now "The Aliso Lofts". Not really lofts. But they did keep the sign that Abq. Rapid Ride copied for their signs. Zacateca and Mantanza are out of business. Kelly's is now M'tucci's Bar Roma, an Italian restaurant and bar. The owner of The Ragin' Shrimp retired. It's now the Clown Dog with fantastic 'dogs an a killer spinach salad.
I love adobe houses with the shiva fireplace. Where are these adobe homes located? Thinking of selling in SoCal and moving to the area. I’m the high desert by Palm Springs and not liking it
You really picked the wrong season of the year to illustrate our city. Albuquerque thru your lens looks like a flat, desert city with little or no vegetation!
It's a desert, only trees in the Rio Grande Valley and backyards, but it is not Flat, 4,000 ft in the Valley, 5,000 Feet in the Foothills, 10,110 Ft. on top of the mountain, Granite Cliffs on the west side of the mountain, Forests, Streams, Sandia Cave where prehistoric cave people lived in on the east side. Skiing Mountain Biking, Volcanos on the west side with ancient Indian Petroglyphs on the Cliffs, Dry deserts in the South Forests/mountains in the North. 110 degrees in The South; Snow still on Wheeler Peak in the North (July 23, 2021). New Mexico is the size of Germany but has the population equal to Paris France. The Greatest resource here is "NO People".
Stay away from the South Valley and SE Heights, The farther North and East you search in the City Limits you will find newer apartments, maybe rent is higher but if you can afford it you will be OK.
they shot a scene at my apartment complex when i was younger. i nearly walked on set bc i wanted to go swimming lol. they used the empty apartment next to my friend’s place
Hi Paul! I was just out there yesterday! Great neighborhood right by the new High School. Which home did you buy? Here's what I've got for Rio Rancho so far: ua-cam.com/video/M8WlKPbTNB8/v-deo.html
As a visitor to the area, all I am seeing, wherever I go all I am seeing are bars on the doors and windows of every house. Nob Hill? Run down and sadly, full of homeless. Not an area I will be returning to
The Good: Old Town, Bio Park, Aquarium, Sandia Casino, Adobe Houses in the Valley that were built and continuously lived in since the early 1700's right next to a home built laste month, Country Club, Kirtland AFB, Sandia Labs, Former homes/Restaurants, Abandoned Structures with real Ghosts, El Pinto Restarant, Sandia Lakes, Surrounded by Indian Pueblo Reservations, Tramway to the top of Sandia Peak, Pat Hurley Park, Kimo Theater, Chile on everything you eat .... The Bad: Bears coming down from the Sandia Mountains to our backyards, Mountain Lions, Centipedes, Black Widow Spiders, Gila Monsters, Chupacabras, Rattlesnakes, Prairie Dogs messing up your yard, Coyotes that eat your pets, Racoons in the Valley that eat your fruits and vegetables, Cooper Hawks that eat your kittens and puppies, Horny Toads that scare the kids, ....The Ugly: Homeless, politics, Rush Hour Traffic, Out of staters that move here and complain we have no Opera or Beaches, Pitched Roofs, Rude People (Their neighbors that moved from the same place), Nothing to do after midnight, No Professional Sports teams. I love it here!
@@AllAboutABQ I Was Born at St. Josephs Hospital in 1950, lived all my life with the exception of the 8 years I was gone in the Army. Inherited my Property from my mother who inherited from her Father, etc, etc, the Family has been in the Albuquerque area since about1617 in what is now Old Town (Trujillo Montoya Grant) then were in exile in 1680 after the Pueblo Revolt, returned to Bernalillo in 1695 and reclaimed the Hacienda and Land Grant which was the Albuquerque Grant in 1706. I am decended from every family that is listed on the Hacienda Restaurant mural except 2. My mother was decended from Elena Gallegos who owned the area that is now the NE Heights, on the North Tramway Blvd (Sandia Southern Boundary) to the Crest of the Mountain to Tijeras Canyon down what is now Lomas, through the center of the Valley to The Rio Puerco (including what is now Paradise Hills and Rio Rancho). Thanx for the interest. Your information on Albq. is spot on, The most interesting question I get from those who visit here is "Why don't the Houses in New Mexico have Roofs?).
ABQ is not that great, don't come here. Crime is actually pretty bad in area's such as South Valley and the city doesn't do much regarding homelessness. APD is severely undermanned and it's generally safer to just avoid the highway in the evening because there tends to be an accident almost daily. One of the Highest automobile Deaths per capital in the nation because nobody uses their turning signal when switching lanes. Low cost of living but if you're younger and looking for school, CNM isn't bad for the prices but outside of cheap education, there's not much of a future in ABQ unless you plan on being a part of the service industry. The real money in NM is in Hobbs for the Oil and Sandia Labs. Education is also one of the worst in the country so if you have children, don't move here.
Lived in Santa fe and Abq my entire life but worked & traveled to many major cities. It's no worse here than other places you just have to know your neighborhoods like anywhere else. People that make comments like this live in a bubble and have no clue
@@AllAboutABQ you guys missed alot, Albuquerque used to be wide open, central never looked like it does, like that golf place you like, the city tore down this place called the Beach, NEVER put nothing back up to replace this FAMILY fun place, neither did the city propose to build another type of place for kids and family, instead they built a Stoopid golf place for more drinking and driving by the hiway, KIDS need a place to chill ALSO, can't just leave them behind to figure out their own fun, you couldn't imagine all the corner stores that were closed and the strategic location the city herded the homeless population, Albuquerque used to be really nice it just sucks now with the money hungry politicians, they are supposed to build a BETTER future, but only consider their own future and fuck everyone else, they'll stick up for Epstein and bitch ass people with big money, you might like it cause it's new frontier, but when you know the way things are, one cannot express the same enthusiasm as the other who is profiting, like that Stoopid ass art bus, it only runs to Louisiana and central and cuts off, where did the rest of the money go to finish the project to tramway??, nob hill is so hyped up, fuck that gay ass part of town, bunch of bitch ass lawyers probably sit in a seat that allocates funds that way, yeah burque ain't wat it was AND the POLITICS don't make it any better
@@Jose-db3hg You're not wrong about the ART project! What is the back story behind that bus line? Someone had to have taken a back room deal to get it approved but not finished.
@@AllAboutABQ from hearing around, these so called investors, invested knowing it was a fail, BUT would be receiving big kick backs at the back end, I guess that's how durty politics washes their money
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Hey everyone, it’s Skip! If you want my FREE RELOCATION GUIDE with information on all things Albuquerque, New Mexico, you can download it here: contact.buyorsellrealestatenow.com/abqcityrelocationguide
I'm considering moving to ABQ from Boulder, CO. Thanks, Skip, for these fun, down-to-earth, and informational videos!
Boulder is a fun spot but we’re excited to have you in ABQ! Do you have any travel plans to look around?
@@AllAboutABQ No current plans to scope things out in person, but the the move would be 2025, so there's time yet. In the meantime, I'll be watching all your videos to get a jump on it all.
Nice overview. So funny I used to slide down the hill with cardboard too! I haven’t seen that since I was a kid.
Fun times, right? Are you still a local? 🏠🚗
I love Albuquerque. Thank you very much.
Loved every neighborhood you showed us Skip.
No doubt!! Thanks for watching!
Also. I love "The lights of Albuquerque" song.
"Like a diamond in the desert, like a beacon in the night!"
Lived there back in the early 2000s and thought it was great. Going to move back there in just over a year.
You're always welcome back here! Where did you move to?
@@AllAboutABQ Tampa, FL.
I really like Albuquerque...big..wide open spaces..mountains...i was there in 2004...i even went to see John Kerry when running against dubya
That's interesting!
Best video yet! Thanks Skip!
Thanks, Kevin! Working hard over here!! 📸🎥
Making me homesick.
You’re welcome back anytime!
Thanks for the tour! Great info Skip!
Of course, Jeff! Thanks for watching...much appreciated! 🏠🌵
I love all your drinking references. It makes you very real!
Thanks Sarah! I’m a real person, 😂 Are you local?
i used to live here and we were thinking about moving back, but it feels too weird. i used to live across from hinkle family fun center. loved that place when i was a kid 🥲
Yes! Bumper boats!
"Alburquerque" = Portuguese for White Oak Cork Tree "Albur (White Arbor), Querque (Cork) The white oak trees that they strip the bark off to make wine bottle corks" Named after the Viceroy of New Spain (Francisco Fernández de la Cueva, 10th Duke of Alburquerque). Alburquerque with the extra "R" that was erroneously removed when the Santa Fe Railroad came to the City in 1881and painted a sign at the depot with the "R" missing, no one noticed due to being illiterate or unable to spell it as many today. Alburquerque, A city in Spain, near the Portuguese border home to royalty of the lineage of Dukes and the castle on the hill in the middle of the ancient city where they lived.
Always with the good info! Thanks
If it was a mistake, why not correct it and go back to the original name?
@@emiranda2678 You think people will be able to spell it then, I don't think so, the products of APS schools cannot even spell their own names.
Well now I feel dumb.. I thought it was named after a Spanish guys name. Like the count of alberquerque 🤷♂️
Or it was originally the spelled albernquerque 🤷♂️ anyway time for me to read a book lol
All these recommended places to socialize during the Pandemic ..really.
Mask up, Buttercup
Albuquerque is a place that people either love or not so much... Make sure it is the right place for you before investing too much. If you love it then it can be a lifetime residence.
James, you're so right! Some people hate beautiful sunsets! lol
You Sir, make me proud to be a Burqueño. Keep up the great work. Subscribed!
Thanks for the love, Jay! 🏠♥
@@AllAboutABQ Anytime!
NO, I can't call it home to bored !!
Wait, why??
Thank you so much for another great and informative video. Could you please add about how much homes go for in different areas? Thanks again.
Yes of course! Stay tuned Anna!
I may be transferring to Albuquerque for work and trying to get a better insight. I'm a 'city' person by nature so a bit concerned it might not be the right fit. I definitely enjoy walkability to shops, restaurants, bars, etc. and like a vibrant nightlife from comedy clubs to beer gardens to a low-key corner bistro to grab a drink. I'm not concerned about schools or family neighborhoods - definitely more condos, lofts, etc. close to everything. Suggestions? Or should I just say no to the move?
Awesome! We’re happy to have you in ABQ! Where is home for you currently?
@gatlboye
@@AllAboutABQ I'm currently in SoCal (Marina Del Rey / Venice).
Hi.did u move to alburquerque? How was it? Ty
I learn ABQ from Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul, 非常喜欢的两部剧， 期待去旅游
Yes! Which was your favorite?
@@AllAboutABQ Both! 刚刚看完第六季第6集(Season6Episode6)
U from china? @@rosetang3860
“Laser tag”. :)
Always a good time!!
Edits aren't posting again. Windows junk files. I'll have to find the 505 food mall or court. I didn't knnow that was downtown. I'm going to go find it.
10:01
Let him know the truth man 🤣🤣. These motels are rented by the hour because of the prostitution and drug use in the area. TRUST ME IF YOU'RE COMING FROM OUT OF TOWN THESE PLACES ARE THE LAST PLACES YOU WANT TO BE. I challenge any one of you to rent one of these motels, walk around their premises and not be able to find syringes on the ground or prostitutes and drug dealers on the premises.
You want to stay away from West Central and the war zone East Central. A lot of these hotels in the university area or downtown are being revitalized and turned into different businesses which I think is great.
Haha good place for a nap
Hey so I'll be moving to Albuquerque next year. I'm trying to find nice/ modern apartments, are there any in there?
Heck yeah, Jorge! We're excited to have you in ABQ! Where are you relocating from?
Yes I used to stay in Taylor ranch apartments off of coors and montano I like that area
@@danielbrown3220 Agreed! Westside is a great place to be...best views
Hi Skip. The apt. complex I live in has been sold to a commercial real estate company who has a reputation for acting like the North end of a South-bound mule. You probably know who it is. They're respecting the length of residential leases, but are trying to strong-arm us into moving early. For example, they're cancelling the TV service on Aug. 1st, even though it's included in the lease. Our position is that they cannot cancel the TV service. Are we right on this?
I don't know what to say Romie! Sounds like we need to get you into a better situation tho!
This video isn't too old in June 2022, but I've spotted several changes since it was made. Nothing stays the same.
Tell us what’s changed! All for the better we hope!
Not everything for the better. Kelly's in Nob Hill has been replaced by M'tucci's Bar Roma, which is a nice Itallian restaurant. The Ragin' Shrimp is now the Clown Dog, The Mantanza, Nob Hill is gone. A few more places and things. I'll have to watch the video again.@@AllAboutABQ
@@AllAboutABQ OK, the Premiere Motel on Central, Nob Hill is now "The Aliso Lofts". Not really lofts. But they did keep the sign that Abq. Rapid Ride copied for their signs. Zacateca and Mantanza are out of business. Kelly's is now M'tucci's Bar Roma, an Italian restaurant and bar. The owner of The Ragin' Shrimp retired. It's now the Clown Dog with fantastic 'dogs an a killer spinach salad.
Snow ?
5 days a year....
Do you know why ducks fly South for the Winter? It's because it's too far to walk. You drove by my apt. complex.
Oh that's awesome!
I love adobe houses with the shiva fireplace. Where are these adobe homes located? Thinking of selling in SoCal and moving to the area. I’m the high desert by Palm Springs and not liking it
Come on out, @PrettyBaby80
You are a goober. My house in co springs is worth 1.3m and it looks like I can live there for
Thanks?
What about 87123? NE I40 and Tramway?
Jesica, we love the area! 4 Hills is a great place to be!
You really picked the wrong season of the year to illustrate our city. Albuquerque thru your lens looks like a flat, desert city with little or no vegetation!
Mel I gave you a shout out in our next video! Stay tuned for some greenery!
It's a desert, only trees in the Rio Grande Valley and backyards, but it is not Flat, 4,000 ft in the Valley, 5,000 Feet in the Foothills, 10,110 Ft. on top of the mountain, Granite Cliffs on the west side of the mountain, Forests, Streams, Sandia Cave where prehistoric cave people lived in on the east side. Skiing Mountain Biking, Volcanos on the west side with ancient Indian Petroglyphs on the Cliffs, Dry deserts in the South Forests/mountains in the North. 110 degrees in The South; Snow still on Wheeler Peak in the North (July 23, 2021). New Mexico is the size of Germany but has the population equal to Paris France. The Greatest resource here is "NO People".
@@Realgrande Truth! Thanks for all the good info!
@null na Its true, people from all over the world love our desert landscape!
Wheres the place to rent a apartment in Albuquerque? What are the ghetto parts of Albuquerque?
The westside of town is a good place to find rentals! Check by Cottonwood Mall!
Where are all the homeless people? Sad to say it’s a real problem.
We've got our fair share of outdoor Americans!
I ♥️ A.b.q. also.
We're fans of the Duke city!
Do you have content like this for apartment shoppers?
We're working on it! Are you in ABQ now or are you relocating soon?
@@AllAboutABQ I'm in the process of interviewing for a company there so if all goes well I may be relocating within the month
@@scoobysnaks94 Thats great! We hope it works out! Feel free to use us as a resource for ABQ!
Stay away from the South Valley and SE Heights, The farther North and East you search in the City Limits you will find newer apartments, maybe rent is higher but if you can afford it you will be OK.
Hi..
Did you actually say pepperone, Not pepperoneee?
Ha yes! 🍕🍕🍕🍕
9:30 IS THAT JESSES HOUSE FROM BREAKING BAD?
Maybe! Watch again! 🏠😎
no
they shot a scene at my apartment complex when i was younger. i nearly walked on set bc i wanted to go swimming lol. they used the empty apartment next to my friend’s place
Hey skip can you do a video in Rio rancho we are in New Orleans and got on a contract over in the Cleveland estate area. Thanks GEAUX TIGERS LSU.
Hi Paul! I was just out there yesterday! Great neighborhood right by the new High School. Which home did you buy? Here's what I've got for Rio Rancho so far: ua-cam.com/video/M8WlKPbTNB8/v-deo.html
Hey yeah skip the builder is drhorton the house is called the hallie in the Cleveland heights.
Good choice! Which street did you get?? Building brand new or buying resale?
@@AllAboutABQ 4337 skyline loop ne Rio rancho
So does that mean you like our choice!
As a visitor to the area, all I am seeing, wherever I go all I am seeing are bars on the doors and windows of every house. Nob Hill? Run down and sadly, full of homeless.
Not an area I will be returning to
Thanks for the input! If there are bars on the windows you're typically in a part of town that needs bars on the windows....
@@AllAboutABQ The problem is that I can't find a part of town that doesn't have bars on the windows
Not from a real estate salesperson. What was the point of the initial ten seconds?!?
John, what is your question exactly?? 🏠🚡
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The Good: Old Town, Bio Park, Aquarium, Sandia Casino, Adobe Houses in the Valley that were built and continuously lived in since the early 1700's right next to a home built laste month, Country Club, Kirtland AFB, Sandia Labs, Former homes/Restaurants, Abandoned Structures with real Ghosts, El Pinto Restarant, Sandia Lakes, Surrounded by Indian Pueblo Reservations, Tramway to the top of Sandia Peak, Pat Hurley Park, Kimo Theater, Chile on everything you eat .... The Bad: Bears coming down from the Sandia Mountains to our backyards, Mountain Lions, Centipedes, Black Widow Spiders, Gila Monsters, Chupacabras, Rattlesnakes, Prairie Dogs messing up your yard, Coyotes that eat your pets, Racoons in the Valley that eat your fruits and vegetables, Cooper Hawks that eat your kittens and puppies, Horny Toads that scare the kids, ....The Ugly: Homeless, politics, Rush Hour Traffic, Out of staters that move here and complain we have no Opera or Beaches, Pitched Roofs, Rude People (Their neighbors that moved from the same place), Nothing to do after midnight, No Professional Sports teams. I love it here!
You covered all the bases! Thanks for the perspective. Hoe long have you been in ABQ?
@@AllAboutABQ I Was Born at St. Josephs Hospital in 1950, lived all my life with the exception of the 8 years I was gone in the Army. Inherited my Property from my mother who inherited from her
Father, etc, etc, the Family has been in the Albuquerque area since about1617 in what is now Old Town (Trujillo Montoya Grant) then were in exile in 1680 after the Pueblo Revolt, returned to Bernalillo in 1695 and reclaimed the Hacienda and Land Grant which was the Albuquerque Grant in 1706. I am decended from every family that is listed on the Hacienda Restaurant mural except 2. My mother was decended from Elena Gallegos who owned the area that is now the NE Heights, on the North Tramway Blvd (Sandia Southern Boundary) to the Crest of the Mountain to Tijeras Canyon down what is now Lomas, through the center of the Valley to The Rio Puerco (including what is now Paradise Hills and Rio Rancho). Thanx for the interest. Your information on Albq. is spot on, The most interesting question I get from those who visit here is "Why don't the Houses in New Mexico have Roofs?).
Lmao horny toads or horned toad...
Horny toads
@@OldfatMan355 "Horny Toads" AKA "Clinton Toads".
You sound like you made this for alcoholics lol
We like to include everyone!
ABQ is not that great, don't come here. Crime is actually pretty bad in area's such as South Valley and the city doesn't do much regarding homelessness. APD is severely undermanned and it's generally safer to just avoid the highway in the evening because there tends to be an accident almost daily. One of the Highest automobile Deaths per capital in the nation because nobody uses their turning signal when switching lanes. Low cost of living but if you're younger and looking for school, CNM isn't bad for the prices but outside of cheap education, there's not much of a future in ABQ unless you plan on being a part of the service industry. The real money in NM is in Hobbs for the Oil and Sandia Labs. Education is also one of the worst in the country so if you have children, don't move here.
Well, we think ABQ great! What part of town do you live in?? 🏠🥾🌄🚵♀️
Oil industry? Didn't that just get killed? Like 2 billion in ravenue and thousands of jobs gone.
I don't comment much about NM anymore. Most people don't like someone pointing out truth and facts. Don't mess with feelings, so fragile
Negative much. Name one big city without it's issues. Calm down.
Lived in Santa fe and Abq my entire life but worked & traveled to many major cities. It's no worse here than other places you just have to know your neighborhoods like anywhere else. People that make comments like this live in a bubble and have no clue
You gonna go to the war zone?
Where is it?
Segregated
Say more about that, Jose. We'd love to hear your perspective.
@@AllAboutABQ you guys missed alot, Albuquerque used to be wide open, central never looked like it does, like that golf place you like, the city tore down this place called the Beach, NEVER put nothing back up to replace this FAMILY fun place, neither did the city propose to build another type of place for kids and family, instead they built a Stoopid golf place for more drinking and driving by the hiway, KIDS need a place to chill ALSO, can't just leave them behind to figure out their own fun, you couldn't imagine all the corner stores that were closed and the strategic location the city herded the homeless population, Albuquerque used to be really nice it just sucks now with the money hungry politicians, they are supposed to build a BETTER future, but only consider their own future and fuck everyone else, they'll stick up for Epstein and bitch ass people with big money, you might like it cause it's new frontier, but when you know the way things are, one cannot express the same enthusiasm as the other who is profiting, like that Stoopid ass art bus, it only runs to Louisiana and central and cuts off, where did the rest of the money go to finish the project to tramway??, nob hill is so hyped up, fuck that gay ass part of town, bunch of bitch ass lawyers probably sit in a seat that allocates funds that way, yeah burque ain't wat it was AND the POLITICS don't make it any better
@@Jose-db3hg You're not wrong about the ART project! What is the back story behind that bus line? Someone had to have taken a back room deal to get it approved but not finished.
@@AllAboutABQ from hearing around, these so called investors, invested knowing it was a fail, BUT would be receiving big kick backs at the back end, I guess that's how durty politics washes their money
@@Jose-db3hg Yeah, that sounds about right
It seems so boring, flat & the houses are ugly AF no disrespect tho lol
Ha! We've got mountains literally IN OUR CITY!
Dangerous, dangerous, dangerous
Drugs, Drugs, Drugs!
How are the covid mandates in Albuquerque? I know is mostly run by Democrats, that's why I am asking.
I'm wearing a mask while typing this for safety 😊😉