AC

HFY_HFY_HFY

A house costs way more than just the mortgage... Insurance... Repair roof... Repair driveway... New boiler... AC maintenance... Lawn care... Etc.

PlentyArmy2411

Hey siri, play "Highway to Hell" by AC/DC

ChasingDucks

Do you live in a city with Waymo or other AV? I do and it changed the distribution of rideshare I use from 50/50 Uber/Lyft depending on which was cheaper to Waymo primary and then Uber/Lyft depending on which was cheaper. Waymos are just better because you don't get cancelled rides depending on how the driver feels or where you're asking for pickup. No guilt trip about tips. You can control the music and AC. And if you're a woman who went out to drink, probably better safety assuming you can get from the vehicle into the house safely. I still price check between the three and pick Uber/Lyft if they are cheaper than Waymo by a big margin even after tip, but Waymo is the primary now and it wins out probably 75% of the time.

JayRoo83

Not if you want stuff thats considered basic in America like AC and internet

amiibohunter2015

[Trump:](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61xKQAYD24L._AC_SX425_.jpg)

Independent-Tree-985

AC/DC already made a song for you

ChampagneAbuelo

I’m a shareholder of Air Canada (AC.TO) and I’ve decided to sell my stocks at a loss because I am going to just cut my losses and re-invest the money The shareholder conference / annual earnings call is tomorrow. I’m debating if it’s wiser to sell before or after the call

iShitBloodandCumShit

Prison means you get a roof over your head, AC, and these days the ability to make TikTok content.

Extreme_Green_1708

They literally can’t ship out oil and their economy was already in the dump. All the while we notice some upticks in gas but you sit in AC while their leadership is hiding in caves.

Frozen_Shades

Hey Alexa play Big Balls by AC/DC

raptureathand

It's a win for all believers in Christ. A supreme L for everybody else left behind. Even those who are left behind and won the bet they placed won't be able to enjoy the win because the Apocalypse has begun and a new sheriff will be in town called the AC with a new currency that is identified by his name, which is the number of the AC......666 But until then.....Stonks only go up! Yeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

DesignerSea494

I’m wondering if these social media posts from the prez are low-key AC/DC references. “Shoot to kill!”

Gravexmind

Charles Schwab just restricted it. I had to call to buy shares. I asked why I got the AC error and the rep told me it was added to the restricted list for suspected insider trading and market manipulation. Literally just got off the phone with them.

armadillo_stocks

Yesterday I fixed my AC unit. Some other guy somewhere paid 200$ for that. AC repairs aren’t going out of business

bellybuttonbidet

They seemingly have a stronger right to housing, AC, electricity than humans. They’ll clearly be treated better because they don’t talk back.

Epochium

Switzerland's ACIU could become the next huge biotech/pharmaceutical company. The recent pause of enrollment for Janssen's/ACIU's ACI-35 mild cognitive impairment (patient stage) phase 2b AD is irrelevant (although tau has not been solved universally) - it hit the immunogenicity threshold - it verifies the supra antigen platform. The main trial results are coming this summer for ACIU's 7104 (wholly owned) early stage Parkinson's. With prior incredible results from phase 2 part 1 (Dec 11, 2025) - to have 500x higher levels in the CSF compared to placebo is effectively unheard of in this field. It suggests they have solved the "delivery problem" that plagues passive antibodies. If the drug fails now, it will not be because it did not get to the crime scene - it will be because the mechanism itself is flawed (which the NfL data suggests is unlikely). In addition, the clinical and scientific board they have assembled essentially wrote the clinical trials playbook, which should help ensure they do not make the same mistakes that others (like Roche) have made. Great buying opportunity. If results continue to be great, ACIU will do around $6 billion in sales times a 10 P/S = $60 billion market cap (not including AD portfolio) - compared to ~$280 million market cap ($91 million cash). The market is really not valuing ACIU right. They also have a no noticeable symptoms (patient stage) AD phase (amyloid) 1b/2 trial with Janssen (ACI-24), with results in the first half of this year, with potential milestones up to $2.1 billion and tiered double digit royalties. They also just had news about a partnership with Eli Lilly (a $1 trillion company) - up to $1.7 billion in milestones and tiered double digit royalties. Analyst average price target is $9. They also have a partnership with Takeda. A Potentially Different Regulatory Path One underappreciated aspect of ACI-7104 is its adaptive clinical design. The ongoing study is structured to: - Expand cohorts - Add additional patients - Refine dosing and signals in real time This matters because regulators increasingly allow: - Seamless Phase 2 to Phase 3 transitions - Or even registration-enabling studies if the data is strong enough Given: - Biomarker stabilization - Clinical signal - Strong safety It raises a reasonable question: Could this program advance without a traditional, long, standalone Phase 3? That will ultimately be determined in discussions with regulators, but the design and early data leave that door open Dr. Andrea Pfeifer, CEO of AC Immune SA, commented: “The interim Phase 2 data shows the potential of our ACI-7104.056 active immunotherapy to slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease and hold the promise of a tremendous step forward for millions of patients. The consistent signs of efficacy, combined with the continuing strong safety record, underline ACI-7104.056’s potential to transform PD treatment and are a strong basis for accelerating development. We will discuss ACI-7104.056 with the regulators to establish a clinical development plan towards registration.”.

RECCE_HIPPO

Teslas are straight up the most reliable car you can buy. Source: oversaw a fleet of 100k+ cars for a few years and saw dozens of engines, transmissions, accessories, etc. across brands and absolutely no serious repairs for teslas besides a handful of AC compressors and some suspension components. I own zero Tesla stock, don’t like Elon, and drive a Chevy bolt. I’ll still admit it.

sloanemonroe

No, definitely AC.

Rude_Assistance_4386

Maybe heat pump not AC? Even poor can afford those now

Yum-z

It was supposed to be a mini set, but after the aftermath set bombed, they had to hard pivot back to regular sets. It was the same scope as the assassins creed cards, but whereas for AC it was too late to pivot so they just shipped it as is, for Spiderman they tried to steer it back to a regular set. But ultimately it was simply too little too late, by nature of their design pipeline being years out, it was asking too much of their design team to redesign and pad out what was supposed to be a small mini set after all.

MarlonMcCree20

If it worked out for you that's awesome, but not everyone has the same situation. I live in California as well and always have the AC running, and it was no where near $1,200. Probably due to house size or how our plans are set up. If you put $20,000 in VOO in 2016, it would be worth around $50,000 - $60,000 in 2022-2023. I would much rather have that given what my electricity bill is. At $1,200, that's a different story.

TexasNatty05

Most home batteries and grid level batteries can only run between two and four hours (two is most common) at their maximum discharge capacity. Grid level battery operators can ration their output to extend the charge life of the battery. If a 100MW two hours battery reduces their output to 50MW, they can extend the life to four hours. A home level batteries could operate on the same premise, but most homes operate in a way that pulls the max power from the battery. If the homeowner turned off heavy use appliances (AC system) they could extend the life of the battery. But at that point, you’re losing the use of power for your comfort anyway, so what’s the point? Industrial facilities that you mention have much more ability to cut certain operations when necessary which can greatly extend battery discharge life. So while at max discharge the battery may only last 2 hours, if the facility cuts usage to 1/8 normal, they could conceivably get 16 hours or so out of it. That’s just not an ability or expertise your average home owner has.

Ok-Box5755

I’ve had my solar since 2016. Paid 32k, got rebates and federal tax credit so all in cost was account 20k. Return was around 6-7 years. CA electricity rates go up every year. Summers are hot and some months your AC bill be thru the roof. ( one summer I got a $1200 electrical bill) now, I pay anywhere from 20-40 bucks annually for electricity.

WailingWarbler

AI results for detecting news before its announced (insider trading) watch in the last hour of trading. **Gold**📉 **DownSafe Haven Exit:** Gold is "geopolitical insurance." When talks go well, investors sell gold to fund more aggressive bets elsewhere.**Crude Oil**📉 **DownRisk Premium Collapse:** Oil currently carries a "war premium" due to potential supply hits in the Middle East. A ceasefire removes that immediate threat.**Defense Stocks** (e.g.,[RTX](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/RTX/),[LMT](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/LMT/))📉 **DownProfit Taking:** These stocks often rally on strike news. Peace talks usually trigger a sell-off as the immediate "urgency" for munitions and hardware drops.**Big Tech & AI** (e.g.,[NVDA](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NVDA/),[MSFT](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/MSFT/))📈 **UpRisk-On Sentiment:** Lower oil prices act like a tax cut for the economy and cool inflation fears, which makes investors pile back into high-growth AI names.**Bitcoin (BTC)**📈 **UpDigital High-Beta Tech:** In 2026, Bitcoin is behaving like a tech stock on steroids. It thrives on liquidity and market confidence, both of which return during peace talks.**Airlines** (e.g.,[AC.TO](https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/quote/AC.TO/))📈 **UpCost Relief:** Fuel is their biggest expense. A sudden drop in oil is an immediate "buy" signal for algorithms tracking airline profitability.

Extreme_Green_1708

Yes he doesn’t hold the cards as the market is ATH and those retards are getting bombed all day while you sit in the AC on Reddit.

OPINION_IS_UNPOPULAR

No, but I am also flying in from Toronto (AC8872) so if you come, make sure to pick that flight and we can hang out on the plane

jnads

Dead internet theory is real. This is an AI post with tons of AI comments under it. Heck the bot even replied to some random egypt post in arabic: https://www.reddit.com/r/CAIRO/comments/1rqq7eq/%D8%AC%D9%8A%D9%84_%D8%B2%D8%AF_%D9%8A%D8%AD%D8%B0%D8%B1_%D8%AF%D9%88%D9%84%D8%A9_%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B9%D8%B3%D9%83%D8%B1/oa0gbfd/

FlatPlutoer

If the winnings are large enough CA might come after him for making it while in CA even if official move to OK happens this year. I don’t know the tax situation but let’s say he walks away with 500k and has enough equity in the CA home to cover the OK home. Maybe chilling with 500k and not working gets you government subsidized healthcare and food stamps, but maybe not. 4% rule is 20k per year. Property tax, utilities (even if solar runs the AC, there is still grid connection, water, phone, internet. Home insurance? Gas to drive into town to use the food stamp card that he might not even qualify for. Car maintenance and tax and insurance. Income tax on that 20k. Healthcare will be high deductible, so don’t get hurt. Boredom will drive him to hobbies. I think you need to own the property outright and have $1,000,000 in stock mart and an additional $60,000 in a high yield savings account to not touch stocks in long term bear markets for it to be classified as “f u money”

rithsleeper

Yea I got out of my rentals in 2023 and couldn’t be happier. Just looked at what I was paying, had some AC blower problems with one and spend a day crawling under the house to save $1000. I looked back at the past few years and realize I was making about 7-8% average return after taxes (that was if we didn’t lose a tenant) manager fees, and maintenance. Pre COVID run up it was closer to 10-12% return plus the appreciation of the property. I felt property prices had peaked without rental keeping up. Feel like I nailed the top perfectly. Now I use that money to just sell premium tasty trade method and it’s been so much more consistent and very little “work”. Just press a few buttons every day. Now am I underperforming the market, yes, but out performing rental and steady returns. That was the point.

CEO-of-SOXL

Better off liquidating entire portfolio and driving to AC not Vegas. Sit in your hotel room, shoot heroin, hire a prostitute and get aids then going downstairs and putting it all on green not even red or black.

Ayquuuueeeeeeeeee

$IPW I see alot of big bulls on this, the legion discord aswell as AC investor. I bought 6000 shares.

Competitive_Ride

They’re never going to stop oil so remember to fight global warming by blasting your AC with all the windows own once a week minimum

Suspicious_Ad6172

So I can smell Amish cow poop? No thanks I’ll just keep the AC on

LightningMcSwing

Any idea why Schwab won't allow me? Says >1. Your order is not eligible for electronic entry. Please call a Charles Schwab representative at (800) 435-4000 for assistance with this trade. (AC4205)

Total_Schedule591

Ah yes my favorite tickers, AA, AB, AC, AD, AABB

AllTearGasNoBreaks

This year I sunk $5K into my health issues after the $1500 in my HSA dried up quick, my father in law is about to pass away so thats gonna be $15K there since nobody in her family has money for a funeral. Need a water heater soon as its original from 2002, AC is 18 years old since it was replaced in the last hurricane in 2008 so that needs attention soon. Gotta take the wife's car in because the sunroof drain is leaking water. I spent a day in my garage replacing lower control arms on it a couple months ago for $300 in parts and $150 for alignment. Replaced 2 pool pumps for $2200 this spring. Truck also has a water leak, so I just keep it in the garage when it rains now. Need to fix that eventually. $2750 mortgage payment. 3br, 2 bath single story normal house in suburban Texas. No car payments since those are paid off. Shit adds up man. It honestly feels a bit tight right now.

notapersonaltrainer

Sure it does. The WWII bottom was in before the first US troops landed in Africa. Europe + Japan was 10x more central and overweight in the global economy than the Gulf states today and got way more wrecked. Also energy is so much more elastic today than in the 70's. Most of the world didn't have air conditioning. Flying was a high end luxury. There are more obese than hungry now. We have caloric SPRs in our waistlines and pay for stupidly expensive pills to eat less. Even the third world eats high-trophic foods, and hunger is mostly a distribution not production problem now. This is a wildly different situation than when a global baby boom was trying to keep pace with its baseline caloric requirements. Frankly, the developed world would be better off eating 10% less calories and touching grass for a few hours a day instead of running AC and lights. Imagine bearmaxxing after killing Hitler, Himmler, Goring, Himmler, and all their underlings, and destroying the entire Luftwaffe and all U-boats and most of their Einsatzgruppen proxies...in the first 30 days...because "decentralized Nazi cells are still harassing the Danish straits". The problem is Reddit is the tail end of the informational human centipede. Markets move first. Then X and wires. Then a mid-tier journalist mangles it. Then Reddit selects the worst take, amplifies it, and users trade off the top comment without reading the source, only to cry about manipulation when the move is over.

InDaNuts

Bull S\_\_\_t! I own 10 very nice rentals. They practically run themselves. Average rents are $1800.00 mos. I replace a hot water tank once in a while, service an AC unit. I have a large local service company that does plumbing, heat & air, electrical. When I get a request or problem, have them on speed dial. Only hassle is when I have a move out. I have that place looking like new in under 72 hours, rented again in under 2 days. Thankfully, only 1 or 2 turnovers per year. I have great tenants, take great care of them. 500K out of pocket, just shy of 3MM equity today, 13-year time span. To the OP, you sound like you may be younger and have time. Do both! Find a nice unit as a rental, put something in an investment account every month, even if a small amount. The key is being diligent about doing something every month.

looool_k_libtard

Going to have my heat and AC running to see which one wins. Electricity bill should be covered by the state since this is an experiment

HoneyBadger552

well yea. trade instability throws a crown into turmoil then real saudi citizens may have to do real work instead of sitting in the AC all day getting diabeetus

Taco-Man123

This is a really good breakdown. You're right that the AC/DC split would naturally reflect the character of the underlying stock, and the buyback point is quite interesting - that's the kind of event that becomes much more visible when the components are separated. Your edit about the Verizon AC becoming high beta is a great observation. When you strip out the dividend stream from a stock that's primarily held for income, whatever's left on the capital appreciation side becomes a very different risk profile than the whole share. That could create some interesting opportunities for people who want exposure to specific risk characteristics without the full package. It's worth looking at what Permuto has published about how the trusts are structured. They're starting with MSFT, then expanding to AVGO and AAPL. I'd imagine the balance between AC and DC would look quite different across those three, which might be part of why they picked that lineup.

DecembersDragons

What a weird little innovation. OK ... so AC + DC = SP The asset certificate price plus the dividend certificate price has to equal the share price of the stock. Because that's what the share price buys you - capital appreciation and dividends.  For high beta growth stocks AC = SP. Or close to it. For something like Verizon DC = SP or close to it. Something like MSFT would see more of a balance. Announced stock buyback programs would be big events for this sort of asset - increasing AC and decreasing DC immediately. 

Rocky_The_Champion

Market wants lower, SMH says “let the show go on”. Burry says short NVDA PLTR, Trump posting like he’s a stock promoter, meanwhile, Asia can’t turn on their AC because of high energy cost. And I’m just wondering what’s for lunch.

pegothejerk

Duck AC

Epochium

It was hard to know what sectors would do well 12 months ago, but it's obvious we're in a bull market due to AI Tech has run a lot already, so I want exposure to the best biotech out there: Switzerland's ACIU could become the next huge biotech/pharmaceutical company... The recent pause of enrollment for Janssen's/ACIU's ACI-24 mild cognitive impairment (patient stage) phase 2b AD is irrelevant (although tau has not been solved universally) - it hit the immunogenicity threshold - it verifies the supra antigen platform. The main trial results are coming this summer for ACIU's 7104 (wholly owned) early stage Parkinson's. With prior incredible results from phase 2 part 1 (Dec 11, 2025) - to have 500x higher levels in the CSF compared to placebo is effectively unheard of in this field. It suggests they have solved the "delivery problem" that plagues passive antibodies. If the drug fails now, it will not be because it did not get to the crime scene - it will be because the mechanism itself is flawed (which the NfL data suggests is unlikely). In addition, the clinical and scientific board they have assembled essentially wrote the clinical trials playbook, which should help ensure they do not make the same mistakes that others (like Roche) have made. Great buying opportunity. If results continue to be great, ACIU will do around $6 billion in sales times a 10 P/S = $60 billion market cap (not including AD portfolio) - compared to ~$280 million market cap ($91 million cash). The market is really not valuing ACIU right. They also have a no noticeable symptoms (patient stage) AD phase (amyloid) 1b/2 trial with Janssen (ACI-24), with results in the first half of this year, with potential milestones up to $2.1 billion and tiered double digit royalties. They also just had news about a partnership with Eli Lilly (a $1 trillion company) - up to $1.7 billion in milestones and tiered double digit royalties. Analyst average price target is $9. They also have a partnership with Takeda. A Potentially Different Regulatory Path One underappreciated aspect of ACI-7104 is its adaptive clinical design. The ongoing study is structured to: - Expand cohorts - Add additional patients - Refine dosing and signals in real time This matters because regulators increasingly allow: - Seamless Phase 2 to Phase 3 transitions - Or even registration-enabling studies if the data is strong enough Given: - Biomarker stabilization - Clinical signal - Strong safety It raises a reasonable question: Could this program advance without a traditional, long, standalone Phase 3? That will ultimately be determined in discussions with regulators, but the design and early data leave that door open. Dr. Andrea Pfeifer, CEO of AC Immune SA, commented: “The interim Phase 2 data shows the potential of our ACI-7104.056 active immunotherapy to slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease and hold the promise of a tremendous step forward for millions of patients. The consistent signs of efficacy, combined with the continuing strong safety record, underline ACI-7104.056’s potential to transform PD treatment and are a strong basis for accelerating development. We will discuss ACI-7104.056 with the regulators to establish a clinical development plan towards registration.”

jakderrida

It's actually one of the 10-points referenced in the image Trump posted. As is the right to enrich as much Uranium as they want however much they want. I REALLY wish Western media would post up the 10-point plan. I think after Trump attacked CNN for posting an article with the translations, the other news providers backed off. Wall Street Journal even had them up, but are paywalled. If need be, just ask one of the 3 top LLM services. (ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini) If you can get this link translated through your browser, you can see them. [https://nournews.ir/fa/news/308457/10-%D8%A8%D9%86%D8%AF-%D8%A7%DB%8C%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%86-%D8%AF%D8%B1-%D8%B7%D8%B1%D8%AD-%D9%BE%DB%8C%D8%B4%D9%86%D9%87%D8%A7%D8%AF%DB%8C-%D8%A8%D8%B1%D8%A7%DB%8C-%D9%BE%D8%A7%DB%8C%D8%A7%D9%86-%D8%AC%D9%86%DA%AF](https://nournews.ir/fa/news/308457/10-%D8%A8%D9%86%D8%AF-%D8%A7%DB%8C%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%86-%D8%AF%D8%B1-%D8%B7%D8%B1%D8%AD-%D9%BE%DB%8C%D8%B4%D9%86%D9%87%D8%A7%D8%AF%DB%8C-%D8%A8%D8%B1%D8%A7%DB%8C-%D9%BE%D8%A7%DB%8C%D8%A7%D9%86-%D8%AC%D9%86%DA%AF)

disillusioned

Tesla superchargers can draw 250kW *per car*. absolutely nuts. It's pure DC, though, so no need to have a transformer to drive it into AC. Big part of why it's able to charge so fast. Otherwise, the car's onboard charger has to do the conversion, which ends up being the limiter. But the BMS can mainline 250kW of pure DC and distribute it across the cells.

Ben10pronouns

Electricity will be the new oil in a few years and we will all be paying a premium just to keep the lights on and if you want AC in the summer forget about it faaaaaaaa

Samjabr

Bro, I'm not asking it to show me how to pleasure my GF... This took fking hours. Literally 9 hours. so many missed critical details **100TB GDrive Backend** # I. Firmware & OS Hardening (Headless Optimization) * **UEFI/BIOS Configuration**: * Set `AC Recovery` to `Power On`. * Set `POST Behavior` to `Continue on Warnings and Errors`. * Disable `SupportAssist OS Recovery` and `BIOSConnect` (UEFI Network Stack dependency). * Clear `BIOS Event Logs` to reset pending diagnostic flags. * **OS Level (Windows 11)**: * Disable `Fast Startup` via Power Options (Registry: `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Power\HiberbootEnabled = 0`). * Set Power Schema to `High Performance`; disable `PCI Express Link State Power Management`. * Configure `Automatic Login` via `netplwiz` for persistent session restoration after power cycling. # II. Storage Abstraction Layer (Rclone VFS) * **API Ingress**: * Provision a dedicated **OAuth 2.0 Client ID and Secret** via Google Cloud Console. * Enable `Drive API` and bypass default `rclone` shared client IDs to eliminate 403 Rate Limit errors. * **VFS Mount Parameters**: * **Mount Command**: $$rclone \\ mount \\ remote: \\ G: \\ --vfs-cache-mode \\ full \\ --vfs-cache-max-age \\ 24h \\ --buffer-size \\ 256M \\ --dir-cache-time \\ 1000h \\ --attr-timeout \\ 1000h$$ * **Logic**: Map `G:` as a virtual filesystem with `--vfs-read-chunk-size 128M` for sequential 4K stream buffering. * **Persistence**: * Implement a `.vbs` wrapper in `shell:startup` to execute the mount in a suppressed background process (WindowStyle 0). # III. Containerization & Orchestration (Docker) * **Engine**: Docker Desktop (WSL2 Backend). * **Stack (Docker-Compose YAML)**: * **Plex**: Enable `/dev/dri` passthrough for **Intel QuickSync (iGPU)** hardware transcoding. * **Automation (Radarr/Sonarr)**: Configure binary path mapping (`/data/media`) to ensure **Atomic Moves** (Instant Imports) across the VFS mount. * **Indexer Logic (Prowlarr)**: Centralize API keys for all Usenet/Torrent indexers. * **Database Management**: Force all SQLite databases (`AppDir`) to the local **NVMe SSD** to prevent latency-induced database locks frequent in cloud-based storage. # IV. Network Ingress & Automation * **External Access**: Deploy `cloudflared` (Cloudflare Tunnel) to route **Overseerr** (Request Management) through a secure HTTPS tunnel, bypassing CGNAT and local firewall port-forwarding. * **Library Scanning**: Disable Plex 'Auto-Scan' on the VFS mount; implement a **Websocket-based Plex Autoscan** script to trigger targeted library updates via filesystem change notifications.

hacksong

Yeah but a desk job in the middle east would suck. Fuel rations means no 24/7 AC.

Melancholic84

Yes i know Usa can destroy Iran, but Iran also are capable and will destroy our electricity and water desalination plants. We don’t have natural water resources, summer also hit us with extreme heat that we can’t stand without AC. so our countries will be ghost towns as no one can live here anymore

RagingBearBull

With the war not going to well. RIP people who live in places where the sun is trying to kill you, like Dallas. AC is going to be soooooo fucking expensive.

_Thermalflask

Assassin's Creed Valhalla was by FAR their best selling AC game, yet in the time since then the stock price still went down 95%. Doomed company is doomed. Serves them right for being creatively bankrupt and churning out the same copy paste stuff over and over

TechnologyEven6926

Last Easter 2025 I remember sitting at the Hard Rock AC playing bubble craps I lost $5k on this one machine and was so tilted LMAO Hard Rock’s policy “Bubble Craps play does not quality for tier points”

DiarrheaFartLover

[I aw a guy at Walmart the other day with this shirt:](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/B1pppR4gVKL._CLa%7C2140%2C2000%7CA14Y9RNA5fL.png%7C0%2C0%2C2140%2C2000%2B0.0%2C0.0%2C2140.0%2C2000.0_AC_UY1000_.png) Boy, he sure showed them!

TechnologyEven6926

This is my favorite fact of all time. AC was actually a success. He killed it without knowing it

YOLOontheGO

Ok. Stock market aside. Every households in the WORLD now spends more just to move around and function, let alone logistics. 18 wheelers hauling products from port to shelves, 4-8 MPG, reefers cost more to run AC. Hence, products are more expensive. The real question everyone should be asking is, how much longer can it hold? Everybody including myself as an average person already broke Af.

Infamous-Mixture8278

I’ve been on a little AC/DC kick too. If you want blood you got it!

obxtalldude

For 24 hour output, yes, it's not viable when you add battery costs. However, grid use tends to peak during the day, especially in summer - more sun, more AC, more power. It makes sense to add as much solar as we can.

Ok_Advantage_8153

When you cant afford to drive or turn on the AC those selective charts will be very comforting. You should print them out so you can refer to them in the blackouts!

Sky7677

They were flew in by the AC130s, but they may have taken a wrong turn

staythewaters

Alexa, play AC/DC's "Highway to Hell" Extra special for the Australians out there.

RUk1dd1nGMe

Back in the day, the Taj Mahal in AC was THE best poker room east of the Mississippi, and he somehow bankrupted that. Its mind boggling.

2020isgreat

Why don't we make solar powered AC to solve global warming

banditcleaner2

Not true, I have a 4 bedroom townhouse and we keep the heat/AC pretty low/high (like 67 for heat in the winter or AC at like 74 in the summer for example), and my bill excluding two EVs is still around $500. electricity is expensive now man

Fineous400

Yesterday I turned the AC on for the first time this year. Today it’s 30 degrees out. What the fuck?

Wiseman37367

I work for a major power company. We can barely make enough to keep people's AC on. Regardless of the price of gas, building plants and the infrastructure for them is a billion-dollar investment for a small increase in output. The only way data centers supporting AI are going forward is by building their own power plants, preferably small, modular Nuclear reactors.

SeliciousSedicious

Trump is buying AC’s for every Iranian. War should be over shortly and they should be much calmer.

Demographic_

Friendly AC130 inbound

drrhythm2

How does that come into play here? You think we could “win” the war if we just stopped worrying about killing elementary school girls? The US could kill much of the population by blowing up their power plants and water plants. No AC and no water would mean mass death. What good would that do the US?

Queasy_Soil9646

Cooling, AC and pumping secondary water loops take up so much energy lmao

LanMan1979

The problem too is the costs of running their business. Movies aren’t free. Huge rooms cooled with AC isn’t free. Staff aren’t free. Bags of AMC branded popcorn at Walmart isn’t free. Apes must think that revenue equals profit… but as well all have seen, they haven’t figured out how to be very profitable. The AMC hopeful need to let go. It’s not a business that will ever be hugely successful… unless that make dramatic changes

VancouverSky

The law is incredibly stupid. People ignore stupid laws every day in this country. Throwing a hissy fit over an AC executives use of english is fuckin embarrassing. Thats litterally the point.

SeliciousSedicious

Bro we should just give the Middle East AC’s and pools already instead of bombing them.  Maybe they’d all be more chill and less grumpy if they weren’t in the heat all the damn time. 

Artistic_Teach558

I shouldve bought more puts rathe than spend money on a new AC unit. Truly an egregious market misplay

Pizzapimento

If only I bought more puts. I was too busy spending money on getting a new AC unit. Truly an egregious market misplay

PeeOnDusk

AC 130 spotted in Iran too. We are so back. 7 kill streak cal the helicop

NarpRocks

Any time I pay someone to do something they NEVER do it correctly or finish the job. Call an Uber?  They don't move and try to get you to cancel. Pay a contractor?  They will cut corners, lie, and mysteriously not show up. Need machinery (car, AC, etc) repaired?  There's a 50% chance they will invent some bullshit that's not actually broken to steal money from me. In my own work it feels like any time I leave something in someone else's hands they either fuck it up, cut corners, do the absolute minimum they can get away with, or find some reason to not do it.

Grabm_by_the_poos

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3boobsarenice

arclight 2026 blow the entire place sky high and the mutch forgotten MXU-470/A minigun modules in an AC-47

happy123z

FIX haha, have you seen this company? An army of AC and ventilation good spread out across the horizon.

Outrageous-You-4259

The third president of the US known as a founding father? Or did you mean Thomas Edison, the inventor of the light bulb and DC (Direct Current)? Or did you mean Benjamin Franklin who is commonly referred to as one of the key discoverers of electricity who coined the terms “battery”, “charge”, and “conductor”? Or maybe Nikola Tesla for inventing AC (Alternating Current)? Or Michael Faraday for discovering electromagnetic induction?

ElectricalDark8280

Well I don’t know you and this shouldn’t affect me so I’ll answer truthfully. You won’t find that often in this business. They love pushing the narrative that we make nothing on fuel. I make the vast majority of my income on fuel profits. I average over a $1 margin on a gallon of fuel. I own Chevron gas stations on the interstate so it’s a bit different than your average local joint. I aim for 80¢-$1 margin on unleaded and .60¢-$1 on diesel. Premium is higher. I do have a local store and can tell you that it does get down to a 20¢ margin while we try and maintain a 40¢ margin. During times like these we will often absorb the price increases as much as we can to not cause shock in the market. It evens out when prices go the other way. We have been getting 30¢ price increases almost daily since the Iran invasion. I have been selling fuel cheaper than I can buy it for over the last few weeks. That is also why you are likely seeing dramatically different prices at local stores lately. Some have fuel that cost them $2.50, while others have fuel that cost them $4.00 at the exact same time. It’ll sort itself out eventually. Some companies do make all their profit on store sales and others make it on fuel. It has to come from somewhere. There are a lot of overhead costs to keep the place open 24/7 with electricity, restrooms, tons of coolers, AC/heat etc.

Abject_Piglet_1737

If You Want Blood, You Got It by AC/DC

PNdumpsterbaby

Easy bet against that. He doesn’t follow any biblically accurate description at this point and he’s too known now to be revealed as the AC.

Infamous-Mixture8278

Siri play if you want blood you got it by AC/DC

surmoiFire

Mom asked why no AC in car, I told her gas too high 😭 poor son

Zestyclose_Nature_13

Yeah, that’s a hornets nest. But, depending on how this situation evolves it could be the event that finally galvanizes public support for transitioning to alternative energy sources. I will say that anecdotally I’ve noticed many many more people talking about solar and electric cars. Just from within my small circle of friends I have had three that have invested in panels and backup batteries, one is running his AC unit entirely on solar now, another replaced a generator on his job site with a solar system, and solar panels are appearing on many of my neighbors houses.

XVeritasVx

To bad you don’t have standardized AC or good internet and cellular infrastructure

Bloomeyer

bro thinks having their window open constantly for the AC to hang out off of is natural ventilation

UpDown

It’s definitely fake. It’s cold in my room right now even though I set the AC to 67

diefy7321

Europoors were smart in not having AC’s. Some of them may have a heat stroke, but at least they got windmills lmfaooo

Decent-Law-9565

If this goes on for long enough most of the world will probably help step in. Europe and Asia can't sustain multiple months of full blockage, and if this doesn't get fixed by the summer there will be big problems. Especially since this year is an El Nino summer, which means hotter heatwaves that requires AC in order to not die.

wrongrobertpatrick

MU bears better turn up the AC rn

Even-Square-6246

I swear this is the hottest March calls on AC companies

RagingBearBull

Im thinking is energy cost keep going up..... this could be the thing that pop the AI bubble. Unless people are willing to not use AC in the summer, then maybe it will be fine. I guess people in the sun belt just need to be okay being sslightly toasty, do it for the economy.

OpeDefinitely

bullshit fucking insulated but not heated/air conditioned garage about to buy a top of the line mitsubishi heat pump/AC minisplit. then I gotta find a way to install it correctly without alerting the fuckin' assessors office about another 800 square feet of conditioned space. fuckers will reassess AND increase my basis.

surmoiFire

heat wave cause me lose money by paying for AC instead of options🥵🥵🥵

Electronic-Back-5354

That’s honestly such an underrated point. A lot of models assume behavior stays the same, but in reality it changes a lot once that “cost per use” feeling disappears. Like pre-solar you’re optimizing for saving money (less AC, less usage), but post-solar it flips to optimizing for comfort and convenience. That alone can eat into the projected “savings” on paper, but at the same time your quality of life goes up. It’s weird because financially it might look like a longer payback, but lifestyle-wise it’s a huge win. Definitely one of those things that’s hard to quantify but still very real.

WSB-mods-are-

When youre cracking a cold one with the boys in Iran and having a goat barbecue and then see an AC130 destroy your tomatoes, green peppers, and nan's macaroni salad