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'It's inhumane.' Despite how hot it is, Tennessee renters don't have a right to air conditioning
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this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2024
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I had jury duty once and the air conditioning was acting up. Judge announced we would all be moving to a different room as a result, which we did.
Guess it isn't a luxury when it's a judge's place of work.
It's very much a selective thing. Humans vs meat machines.
I'm a meat machine. The factory I work in regularly gets over 90°F in the summer and being on long Island its also humid as fuck like 75%+.
I checked the NY state laws on factory conditions and wouldn't you know it, the fucking laws are vague as shit to allow essentially anything... "All factories must maintain a reasonable temperature and humidity." That's the fucking law. "Reasonable" is not defined anywhere in that law... I contacted my ~~business cuck~~ "R"epresentative about what that law means or how we determine what is reasonable, and yet again wouldn't you know, he never responded...
Bohemia area by the mini airport? Did some factory work in that part of LI. Yes it can very much feel like you are working in a sauna there.
That's actually the area where I went to learn HVAC! I'm much more east now past Riverhead actually, I couldn't deal with the traffic lol
Happy cake day apparently! Lol
Been there done that too when I was a toolmaker. Old buildings with no air flow, (except in the winter on sub-zero F days). But hey, sometimes on the really bad days we would get an extra 5 minutes at break. And maybe on very rare occasions, a Popsicle.
Good times.........
Start a fire
For ambulances, if the air conditioning is broken in the patient compartment it's considered a critical fault and the vehicle needs to be out of service. In the cab it's a minor. Maybe it's in case a judge needs to be transported.