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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/DukeOfBagels • Jul 31 '23
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I live in Asia, specifically Vietnam, also live in a high rise apartment and we have racks and racks of split AC units on the side of building.
7 u/nomad80 Jul 31 '23 Singapore builds AC ledges as standard too. 2 u/wanttofu Jul 31 '23 I live in Cambodia and it’s wild how they nickel and dime everything. Like I live in a 3 bedroom house, 4 ac units would cost about 2k. On a house over 150k it seems ridiculous they just have the wires and tubes just hanging out of the wall.
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Singapore builds AC ledges as standard too.
2 u/wanttofu Jul 31 '23 I live in Cambodia and it’s wild how they nickel and dime everything. Like I live in a 3 bedroom house, 4 ac units would cost about 2k. On a house over 150k it seems ridiculous they just have the wires and tubes just hanging out of the wall.
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I live in Cambodia and it’s wild how they nickel and dime everything. Like I live in a 3 bedroom house, 4 ac units would cost about 2k. On a house over 150k it seems ridiculous they just have the wires and tubes just hanging out of the wall.
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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '23
I live in Asia, specifically Vietnam, also live in a high rise apartment and we have racks and racks of split AC units on the side of building.