ABL Live! (6.27.26) Heat Wave!

Shout out to the Europeans.

Do I have any Europeans in the audience? Is there anybody from Europe here? Because what's going on with your AC situation? Can we get that resolved? Can we get that fixed? I mean, why is it a thing? I understand that it didn't get hot often in Europe.

It might be just a few days where you got it really bad.

It's just like living in the South.

I think somebody made that comparison.

They said a heat wave in Europe is like having a snowstorm in Florida.

OK, you're probably not ready for it.

But at a certain point, if it has snowed in Florida every year for like, I don't know, 20 years, I'm not saying it has, but I'm just follow me.

If it was not a thing, then it becomes a thing you got to adjust.

And even in a place where there is no snow or there usually is not any snow, there should still be some kind of infrastructure prepared for.

To deal with it.

Just like what happened in Texas during the ice storm.

Okay, I know it's Texas.

You don't get snow and whatnot often.

I understand.

It's a pretty hot place.

And once you get further out west, it gets even hotter because you're in the desert.

But have a little bit of salt on hand, perhaps, when it gets cold.

Have a truck that can do some things.

Have something... that you can use to be ready.

And in the case of somewhere where it didn't really snow, having that level of infrastructure is much different than having AC.

They don't have AC in hospitals.

It's like, okay, a hospital, you need AC in the hospital because what happens when the temperature gets too hot? Like, what are you gonna do? If somebody's in there with some basic ailment and they're in this room that's 100 degrees, I mean, If they don't die from whatever the ailment is, they're going to die from the heat stroke.

So, like, what's going on? Hey, Europeans, please, oh, please, oh, please, I beg you, get some AC, get it cracking, get it rocking and rolling.

I saw a guy driving the bus, right, in Europe.