Save Money: Turn Up Your Thermostat! #shorts

We actually do keep our house around 76 to 78. Oh, 76 to 78? You acclimate, you acclimate. Your 4 children sweating all over the place? They're wearing tank tops and shorts, they're fine. And then here's the thing though, for every degree that you can turn your thermostat up, that's 3% in savings on your electric bills.

No, I was gonna ask you guys, when your children, when they go to other people's homes and those homes are reasonably Like climate control, and they come home to your place. Are they like, Mom, why are we living like this? You know what?

They do ask. And then they also tell me that kids in the other houses are wearing sweatshirts inside because it's so cold. When you have it at 68 degrees, that is not what nature intended for you to feel in the summer. We've got to feel the temperature. Your nature and my nature are different.

Yes.

We have different natures. Such different natures. That was good advice. Thank you, Vicki. You bet.

Angie, what are we looking at?

Oh, guys, I'm a bit of a temperature expert, and I don't know. I'm kind of with Vicki on this one. Really? Yeah, seriously. It's the middle of the night, then I'm like 68 degrees. The Arctic is better to sleep. Wow. True, that's true. That's factually correct.

Okay, perfect. We're on the same page, Vicki.