IT'S SO HOT AHHHHHHHH

>Europe
>hot
Let me guess, it got over 24C and everyone started crying like they were on fire.

that's on UK, that's specifically just London

>$80k
Literally where can you get a 1,300 square foot house (because I want to move from this hellhole called the UK)

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there's cities in Romania where you can literally buy house for 1€

unde plm

This is what makes me dial back my OC in the summer and run Nvidia cards. I have AC but the less heat getting dumped into my room the better

A "house" or a flat?

>fw I could go to even an ALDI right now and pick up a brand new air conditioner for less than $100, but I don't need to, because this Summer has been so unusually cool that I don't even need my fan on right now.

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>be American
>get shot

>me dial back my OC in the summer and run Nvidia cards
ahahhhahhah why did I buy an AMD GPU ahahhahah

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40C

I mean, my trailer doesn't look that nice, but yes. All of rural America. All of it.

A house. Some small cities do it to avoid dying out (young people move into bigger cities for work).
Don't have the Romanian link at hand but here's for Italy:
>1eurohouses.com

American small towns mostly. There's cheaper housing in every city, but it's old, full of niggers, and therefore decrepit.
I'm telling you on the assumption that you'll vote for guns (and obtain guns) as opposed to national healthcare. While I know everyone in this country would prefer the safety net, it really needs to be implemented as 50 payer rather than single payer so the lawmakers have more room to experiment and learn from mistakes (which is pretty much inevitable, it's not like they've worked in any jobs in the system, let alone all of them).

>little yuro window units
>BIG AMERICAN CENTRAL AIR AND HEATING

just how poor are western euros that they can't afford 300E for a split unit?

Hey at least you can keep it pretty comfy in the winter

its 22° wuz ya problem?

it's not that they're poor it's just that they're cuck taxed so hard. They'll pay up to 50% tax on things. It's absurd.

that's for like one room and will break in a year

Yeah, that's a big assumption. Think of Europeans as Californians on steroids. If we had an influx of Europeans, they would vote even more left than the spics who come here. The only difference is they're less brown.

When it's 40°C outside, it's only 26°C inside with no air conditioning. I don't need it.

I guess no one told Portugal about this supposed heatwave in Europe. The weather here is very nice.

>sq/ft
Off yourself, tard.

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>Think of Europeans as Californians on steroids
This is true.
Our most hardcore right wing parties would fall center left in the US.
Your leftists would all start rioting under a week if European tax policies and other economic shit were enforced over there.

>heatwave

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>50% tax on things
In reality it's usually 20-30% income tax followed by 20-30% VAT (purchase tax).
But hey, free healthcare and in many places free education. So in the end it's good for everyone except healthy brainlets.

Yup. There is only one country that's like America and I would prefer to keep it that way by telling everyone that we're full.

>have to pay for other people's education and healthcare
cucked beyond saving.

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Nothing, especially when you already have solar panels on your roof to compensate for the electricity use. The biggest problem is that our homes were not build with AC in mind. High ceilings meaning larger air volumes, large windows that heat up the place like crazy, and there are no airducts in place for a big central AC unit. Basically we're forced to use smaller portable AC units which aren't that effective and would need several to keep the entire house cool. That shit quickly adds up in terms of cost.

Also depending on which part of Europe you live in you might only have to deal with this kind of weather for ±2 weeks a year. In other words, AC is not a worthwhile investment to everyone.

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>free
There's that word again.

just a bunch of euro fags that enjoy 70s during the day and temperature drops at night that are too stupid to understand that some places experience 80s and higher for months at a time.

>hurr, y u need to cool down ur house? just open a window hon hon hon

fucking poofters.

I know that fucking feel, bro.
i-it's worth the sacrifice, r-right?
>t. software dev working in Madrid making minimum wage. Was making $5000 CAD more working at a coffee shop in Canada, and didn't have to work outside of work hours

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Just close the window curtains fugit

Nigga, it's not about the AC unit cost... That thing a shitload of electricity.

That thing uses a shitload of electricity*

they're expensive, sometimes difficult to retrofit into our old ass houses (200 years isn't that old here in England) that weren't designed for AC vents and until recently it seldom became hot or humid enough to need AC when a £20 rotating fan served its purpose well enough.

You can buy a house in Detroit for $1 but it's not livable and comes with a couple thousand in back property taxes.

Free =!= good.

If there's anything good about social media it's the fact that the true notion of Americans living better lives than Europeans is spreading every day.

and as a poster above me stated our electricity is expensive compared to the US; the cost of electricity in Germany for instance is around $0.30/KWh and in the UK $0.20/KWh
ovoenergy.com/guides/energy-guides/average-electricity-prices-kwh.html
kompulsa.com/much-power-air-conditioners-consume/ estimates (somewhat poorly? I don't see active usage/tolerably cool days factoring into the power draw, nor the air volume of the house) that AC would cost $45 a month to run in europe

You can always buy premium version. It's just that having it for free (or rather, pre-paid from your taxes) is the default option.

Sure but what good is healthcare if you can't even afford it? Seriously, healthcare related costs are one of the leading causes of bankruptcy in America. You might as well put down your kids if they ever break an arm.

> Implying that I'm American
> Implying that I don't have health insurance with coverage for cancer.

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Good luck waiting for any kind of specialist appointment.

Not every country with universal healthcare has massive queues for specialist care and the only reason America has short queues is because most people can't afford the care and instead just die.

Your country is a CIA manufactured client st8 m8

Literally in any of the non-coastal cities, you can get cheap land/house in America under $100K. Heck, in shitty parts of America (detroit) you can get it for $1K (with some $5-20K back taxes). America is BIG and lands are cheap outside of the cities themselves.

It's gonna drop from 30c to 20c tomorrow.

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No one ever goes into bankruptcy just for medical bills
Bankruptcy happens due to multiple forms of debt and medical can be a small or even nonexistent part of that especially when you consider many hospitals write off or get paid from a charity when your kid does break an arm

Just because you don't pay for the care doesn't mean you can't bribe your way up the priority list, comrade.

this is the sad truth. My nan had to wait over a year for something the mutts would get in a week.

>most people can't afford the care and instead just die
When will this FUD stop spreading?
It’s federal law that hospitals must treat patients who need care

Medical bankruptcy usually happens due to chronic conditions. Not sure what it's like for you europoors but have fun having cancer in any part of the world. You're either going to be dead or dead ass broke

>No one ever goes into bankruptcy just for medical bills
Only like 60% are pushed over the edge:
cnbc.com/2019/02/11/this-is-the-real-reason-most-americans-file-for-bankruptcy.html
medalerthelp.org/medical-bankruptcies/

Whether you want to call this "not just" that ... well yes, they also probably failed at the whole "boom or bust", "scam and exploit the shit out of other people" or "be born rich" success plan.

Europoor health care also can't save everyone with cancer.

But like in other places with socialized health care (depending on how solid the coverage is - even in Europe it's different by country), having cancer really doesn't necessarily bankrupt you.

yeah but who is going pay for it

Well he has a point that it's not just the medical bill, it's the combination of having no savings or other form of backup plan and getting to pay the medical bill.

>ALDI
>Not LIDL
lmao poorfag.

Have to take from your lifesavings if you ever need surgery.

After jumping through a bunch of hoops you're given sort of a pension if you're deemed unfit to work. There's also usually price ceilings where the Government starts covering your treatment.

>wanting to be surrounded by peasants who are uneducated and diseased.
Okay dude.

You don't need to guess, it's basically known and published in just about every country who pays for this.

Typically, socialized medicine meanscitizens paying into some kind of fund for health care, or the government collects the money via taxes

for once it feels good living in a brazilian shithole where temperatures are 20 C° all year long

Guy can we stop talking about how shitty Yurop is and get back to the heatwave?

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>why are people on Jow Forums spreading dishonesty and misinformation
>thinkingemoji.jpg

Again: I'm aware these people aren't typically the rich.

Yes, it's the less wealthy whose finances get destroyed by having to pay that unpredictable $100k bill (while getting unemployed for the same health reasons). Not those that make 50 times as much from their stock market investments alone.

Why talk about anything that happens in Yurop if not to mock Yuropoors

It's not like Yurop is relevant when not being mocked. What are they gonna do, send both their carriers at us?

The second made the first click in europoors' subconcious

>free healthcare
Since when is 30% of your paycheck "free"?
Or are you a welfare nigger?

>Turn AC so low I need a blanket to stay comfortable in my room during the summer.
>Costs almost nothing because electricity is cheap

Get fucked Euros

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Left, an actual house that is likely to appreciate in value.

Right, a vehicle you live in that only depreciates and is costly to relocate. Not worth shit unless you're buying it in ideal real estate in which case it'll cost as much as left anyway.

For most people paying for medical care through taxes is not even close to the costs of private care.
>muh taxation is theft
unironically kys.

>peaked at 39 c/100ish f here
>GPU and CPU were sitting around 65c while playing doom 2016
>idling around 30c
feelsgoodman

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I pay an equivalent of 6 cents in southeastern europe

Who is writing these shitty articles anyway?
The only European countries without AC are the UK, Ireland and perhaps Scandinavia. The rest of us get >30C (86F) temps every summer and of course plenty of us have AC.

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imagine using AC and a fucking blanket like a retard. stay mad murican

baguette here, I don't know anybody who has an AC

But user, Europe is a country and obviously everything part of is the same!

>plenty
Coverage in private homes here in Germany is still under 5%. Personally I've never experienced heat that a fan and more nekkidness couldn't fix.

>solar
>poor people country

pooland here, no ac, get fucked nigger

Jacking up a 100k bill basically amounts to a lifetime of problems
I have never been a in a hospital that didn’t lower the price basically 90% if it was known you had no insurance
I had to get major surgery done and the total bill that would have been billed to the insurance company was 70k, since I had no insurance they reduced it to $3400 or so

>larpers posing as yuropoors confirming american's beliefs that europe is shit
>be actual balkan yuropoor
>everyone has their AC running the entire year
Where the hell do you even live?

Euros if your house doesn't have AC just go for a nice relaxing drive in your car for awhile to cool off.

$490,000 for a 3 bedroom, 1678 sq/ft in San Diego

It's 300EUR and lasts decades, you cheap piece of shit.

joke's on you, my car's a 20 years old piece of junk that doesn't have AC

these scum either have no cars or a AC-less clattering 4-cylinder diesel