The instructions look more complex as far as filling the concrete expansion joints, "welding" the seams, rolling it out with a 100lb roller, etc.

They seem to break in the very cold of winter or hot of summer because temperature puts more strain on the metal.

I had a home in Idaho where my management company called me at 8 pm, told me the furnace was broke and the temperature outside was 5 degrees.

What’s the temperature in your local market?

To pick him up at 3 days old, there was a temperature check for me, survey to fill out, exam by a nurse, and that was just to have them hand the baby to me. 

An ac unit shouldn’t run 24/7 regardless of the outside temperature.

I would typically recommend taking the temperature of a few neighbors even before making an offer, unless the home is of a sufficient distance to where the neighbors may not even notice.   

Laminate flooring needs to expand and contract with temperature and humidity.

You start driving and you put your temperature on recirculate because you don't want cold outside air blowing in. 10 minutes later everything is fogged up like a Cheech and Chong movie unless you a)put on your AC which acts as a dehumidifier, or b)change the air to outside circulation which flushes out enough humidity to defog the windows.

When the temperature gets below 70 degrees I am cold...