Back in the early 80's I stayed in a motel in Jamestown N.Y. or somewhere around there. When I walked into the room the first thing I noticed is there was no A/C in the room. My first thought was.... What kind of dump motel is this place as everyone has A/C where I am from. But with a fan it was not bad even though it was the middle of the summer.
Another time I can remember being in Fargo N.D. in late July. I about froze my rear end off as I had not brought any long sleeves with me. Heck it was the middle of the summer why would I need long sleeves. My wife would have thought I was a idiot if I had packed long sleeves and a jacket for a late July trip. Little did we know; but I sure learned a lesson that trip.
My central heat goes down I can survive. My central A/C goes down and the first thing I do is put the emergency window unit in my bed room or go to the motel as I am not going one night without A/C.
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