Wow, it must be freezing cold inside that building. LOL! These units must be maintained well, especially since these are situated high up. It would be devastating if a unit fell from that height.
That building is pretty conventional! I bet they save a lot of money on electricity because the tenants or employees can manually turn it off or on when they're cold or if someone is not around, meaning not all of the units are running all at the same time.
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Wow, it must be freezing cold inside that building. LOL! These units must be maintained well, especially since these are situated high up. It would be devastating if a unit fell from that height.
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That building is pretty conventional! I bet they save a lot of money on electricity because the tenants or employees can manually turn it off or on when they're cold or if someone is not around, meaning not all of the units are running all at the same time.
ReplyDeleteDarryl Iorio