Yeah, probably a bit safer in Minnesota too ;) AFAIK, there was no recourse either since it was sold as brief interruptions, but apparently it wasn't a screwup

Yeah, probably a bit safer in Minnesota too ;) AFAIK, there was no recourse either since it was sold as brief interruptions, but apparently it wasn't a screwup - they really had the option to just leave it off all day if the grid was really struggling. And, while I appreciated the need, I wasn't going to be the sacrificial lamb next time that avoided the rolling blackouts. At least in a rolling blackout I'd get some AC.