Shouldn’t the phrase be “Turn up the AC it’s HOT in here!” instead of “Turn up the AC it’s COLD in here!”?
You turn up the AC when it is too hot. And… on the other side of the pun, AC just hit a big shot so he was “hot”. I know you can say he “had ice in his veins” or it was “cold-blooded” but the whole thing works when you say “HOT” instead of “COLD”. Just sayin’.
Shouldn’t the phrase be “Turn up the AC it’s HOT in here!” instead of “Turn up the AC it’s COLD in here!”?
You turn up the AC when it is too hot. And… on the other side of the pun, AC just hit a big shot so he was “hot”. I know you can say he “had ice in his veins” or it was “cold-blooded” but the whole thing works when you say “HOT” instead of “COLD”. Just sayin’.