@DallyDaGreat@Mario_Sneh You must be in California. Because that rule is not one every state has - and more specifically before the 5th hour. Some states, 29 of them to be exact, don't require lunch breaks at all.
@AmiriKing@Rebm99@YouKnoImHim You are so full of shit. None of what you e said is true. Add to that the military phased out 30-06 sniper rifles in the days of Vietnam. The Marines in 1966 and Army in 1969.
The only expert on a topic you may be is one of lying.
@GeraldoRivera Someone that earns an ABET accredited degree, takes and passes the FE and whatever other engineering licensure test for their discipline certainly could have dedicated time to obtaining citizenship.
@SDPadsFanTapls@Stavieking@ChadBianco Yeah, that’s not true. You didn’t retire from the military. You probably have multi-colored hair,
a septum ring, live with your parents and work as a “barista” while you attend community college.
@ProfRobAnderson So one could theoretically become an attorney in CA, TX, and AR without ever having attended law school, or college for that matter, as California doesn’t require one to attend law school,or college, to become an attorney.
@FactsHitHard@goneflyin@listen2tish Your problem is you are trying to equate the political process to the employment market. Being elected is not the same as being hired by a corporation. You have your basic premise wrong, leading you to an invalid conclusion.
@SpeckMartyn@TheEXECUTlONER_@Usualsuspect459 What would shade do? The condenser creates way more heat than an AC unit gets sitting in the sun. Creating shade has potential to create more problems than not - the unit needs airflow to expel waste heat - covers can trap hot air, reducing air flow, increasing workload.
@SpeckMartyn@TheEXECUTlONER_@Usualsuspect459 It’s a Roof Top Unit (RFU) and is designed to be an all-in-one solution. Otherwise there are multiple pieces installed in different places in the home. This is industry standard practice.
@TheEXECUTlONER_@Usualsuspect459 Not sure about the whole country but it is common in the Southwest. You’ll see HVAC units on roof tops in SoCal, Nevada and AZ for sure.