The heatwave seems to be over, at least for now, in the Netherlands. Seems like you still got it rough, huh? Please do hydrate well if you’re trying to tough out 40°C.
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Why
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i neeeed a light game…
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Save money
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Drink ur water
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And eat ur food
And know the signs of heat stroke/heat exhaustion
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jane…
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That is my name, yes?
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how much money does it cost to run per day
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I dunno
It would cost you approximately €3.50-4.50 per day based on estimates of Bulgaria’s electricity prices in the last month and typical air conditioner daily energy consumption during peak summer days. However, if you set the temperature between 23 and 26 C, you’d probably save money and still make a noticeable difference in how it feels. You could also run the AC exclusive at night to preemptively cool the house down when electricity is cheaper (assuming your bill accounts for when you actually used the electricity, this may not be the case) and turn it off during the day which, after some calibration with the set temperature, may allow the house to stay below 27 C over the course of the day (where electricity demand is the highest and most expensive).
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Nbowie smartie 
Here is 5 dances to save Ukraine
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more dumb shit for my mod
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I know genetics and things alter your sense of heat and such, but please turn the AC on
The money it costs to run is less than your mental health and suffering
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358 days out of 365 [not intended as exact numbers] I’m like “wow! I sure do love my low rent! totally worth not having AC!” but occasionally there are days like today where I’m like “I endorse this tradeoff in principle but I’m not having a good time 
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anyways what I’m saying is that tutuu should turn on the AC
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ive done arizona living with no ac
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i went outside to ride my bike to cool down (it was like 42 degrees outside)
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