>This confuses and terrifies the European
Really though; air conditioning is literally 1920's technology. It has been around for more than a century. Why hasn't Europe adopted this technology yet?
This confuses and terrifies the European
Brayden Russell
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Isaac Baker
Because 20 years ago Europe had a max average summer temperature of 25°C or so.
Ryan Baker
Most of Europe is a second or third world country and their electrical infrastructure cannot handle hvac or a/c
They brag about having those shitty little portable wall units when they don’t even have internal air conditioning systems in their house
James Rivera
This and it would only be useful a few werks per year at most
Aiden Myers
most people in spain have AC :)
Grayson Wright
>they don’t even have internal air conditioning systems in their house
It's called central air
Jack Sanders
Looks like four Chinese skyscrapers.
Brayden Cruz
it's too late for them now, they've already larped as being ecofriendly
Gavin Mitchell
We' re sorry about the Olympics.
Cooper Miller
all i have to do is make it through the next three days, then the temperature will drop back down to 24C and i won't have to worry about the heat again until next year
Dylan Jenkins
But those few weeks you are in the cool zone. When it's over you take it out of your window and put it in a closet for next year.
Tyler Flores
>Most of Europe is a second or third world country and their electrical infrastructure cannot handle hvac or a/c
Says the country that has rolling blackouts
Jordan Richardson
>Cardboard house
Stonewalls have been a thing for thousands of years, yet you burgers still live in niggloos.
Oliver Murphy
Well, I can´t speak for southeners, but up here in the north, the warm-ish season is so short that AC is mostly waste of money. Where I live, the weather today peaked at 64F. Few weeks ago it was around 85-90F for 2 weeks and during that I had my fan on and it was enough.
If I lived somewhere like Arizona or Spain, I´de have the strongest AC that money could buy. In Finland, nah.
William Green
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Thousands of people die every time there's a heat wave in Europe and they refuse to acknowledge that there may be a problem
Jacob Torres
it's called culling the weak
Luke Gonzalez
germany?
Anthony Sullivan
>85-90F
Finnenheit?
Fincius?
Easton Johnson
Lol you are the guys with the 120V standard that cant power a kettle
Nolan Perry
there are more A/C in Bulgaria than in France
nothing to see with wealth
it's cultural
t. french
Bentley Reyes
Americans genuinly dont understand how much further south they are than Europeans. Do you think those people in northern Canada have an AC?