> ...over the weekend to work, they don't switch on the AC for cost cutting To be fair, this can be true in the US as well. Some buildings literally charge tho

> ...over the weekend to work, they don't switch on the AC for cost cutting To be fair, this can be true in the US as well. Some buildings literally charge thousands per day to run AC during non-business days. It'd be a stupid waste of money to pay that much for just a handful of people to work. Of course, no one should be working in a 100F office. They should be working remotely or not at all in that case.