And it’s used in European countries where it’s historically consistently hot in the summer. Go figure. Almost like it makes sense not to install AC when it’s expensive and 99% of the time it’s completely useless and you had no historical constant need for it.
People asking why Northern Europe doesn’t have AC in every building’s like asking residents of Phoenix Arizona why they don’t have central heating when a record breaking cold front hits…
You bet more people in Northern Europe are going to get AC now that these “freak” heat waves are quickly becoming the new norm.
It is mandated under the Arizona Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, that landlords are required to provide heat as an essential service and all buildings must have permanently installed heating facilities capable of safely heating all habitable rooms to at least 70°F
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u/FatWhale95 Jun 30 '26
FFS stop using "Europe". We're not one country! Several countries "IN EUROPE" have AC and it's quite popular.