Short multi-speaker domestic exchange (comedic/irritated tone) in which family members argue about someone changing the thermostat to 85°F. Concerns include high temperature, energy/gas-bill impacts, household rules about who may adjust the thermostat, and boundary tensions involving named people (Adriana, Dusty, Kurt, Brad).
Did you touch the thermostat? Did you turn it up? Well, of course not. Did somebody fiddle with the thermostat? It's 85 degrees. 85? Do you have any idea how much even a few degrees can impact the gas bill? Of course I do. It's unthinkable. Dad. Kurt, what's going on in here? Why is it so hot? Someone fiddled with the thermostat. What? Who.
Would do that?
What do you think you're doing? It's roasting in here.
I like to sleep with my window open.
Hey, kid, are you allowed to touch the thermostat at your mom's house?
Duh.
What is going on? Adriana, she turned up the thermostat, said she fiddles with the thermostat at your place anytime she damn well pleases. Dusty, is that true?
Tell me that's not true.
Oh, criminy, Dusty, you might as well give her your wallet and your 401k while you're at it. Brad, do you let the kids touch the thermostat at your house? What? No. The thermostat is a sacred.
Covenant. I. I can't believe we're even talking about this. This is mad.
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