@krassenstein Unfortunately all of you in support of the pilot’s dangerous actions do so because your commander in chief has taught you that rules (laws) don’t matter, especially when they get in the way of what you want. That’s when the grown ups come in and bring you back to reality.
@spencerpratt It’s the weather. 🤦🏻♀️ You clearly don’t understand the difference between a democratic socialist and a communist. Sad, but predictable for a republican. And you want to be in government?????
@Ghostofcynthia So what you’re saying is that the only people showing up are those who live close enough and that they’re not going until after work. Uh huh. Anyone who traveled from out of town is going to be there. And since not many are there, it’s a complete bust.
@NassauExec@GovKathyHochul Do you know how to read? She never said to turn it off, but to lower to 75-78. If you have to lie in order to make it appear as if someone said something “ludicrous” then you are the bad one.
@YPatatica@EricLDaugh Uh 78 is the federal recommendation during heat waves as well as many states. It’ll also save your hvac. It’s not rocket science.
@EricLDaugh First of all, he’s not responsible for the grid problem. Second, he can’t fix the problem any time soon. Third, 78° is the federal and many states recommendation in heat waves. Fourth, your HVAC will appreciate not stressing it out to reach temps 15-20° below the outside temp.
@queens_parents@aeroladyny Uh, you are wrong. HVACs are not designed to handle more than a 15-20° drop for any length of time. If you want to shorten its life span, go ahead.
@EricLDaugh We turned ours up to 78 in this heat because your HVAC can’t handle more than a 15°, maybe 20° drop from the outside temp without the potential to fail or freeze up. It’s just being smart and it keeps your unit from overworking. Not rocket science.