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I'm not sure I agree. If the Nest helps to change your habits then I would consider it a net win. It doesn't really matter how you saved the money, just that
by Corrado 13y ago
I'm not sure I agree. If the Nest helps to change your habits then I would consider it a net win. It doesn't really matter how you saved the money, just that the Nest is paying for itself. Sort of like paying Weight Watchers to help you stick to your diet. :)
- MrFoof 13y agoThis is what I was trying to get across. The Nest isn't magic. Instead it provided information I could use to adjust my habits, and provide the data to show that my changes were resulting in a net benefit.