Probably not the best way to make s’mores!

How can I get through one winter with my furnace? I think he means one more winter. One more winter with his furnace? Tell him to buy some socks, a couple blankets, cover the windows, get that cold air out of that, that glass pane. You could also set the thermostat a little bit lower, and drop that thermostat just a little bit lower. Put a little bit less wear and tear on it too. If it ain't working at all, you could just get a space heater and some fans, move hot air around. It wouldn't be energy efficient. No, it's definitely not energy efficient. Don't go to sleep or leave with a wand. That's actually how my great-grandmother used to do that back before central AC. Did you go to that house? I lived in that house. Window units, space heaters, they tried to roast a s'more one time on them. Burning yourself right here, and like a foot and a half away, you're freezing again. Best thing to do, honestly, is at least get maintenance. Oh no, but somebody who wants to keep their furnace running at least one more winter had better make sure it's spotless and clean as it can be. For sure. Changing their air filters. You need a fresh filter so it doesn't overheat and cycle and just push around cold air if that happens. And opening up all the vents so it doesn't have any more resistance against it than what it has to have. It can even blow in more insulation. Yeah. Top off some insulation on a furnace that's not working as good as it possibly could. That'll make a difference. You're still keeping your furnace. They probably need to schedule maintenance or something. I gotta let them know that we can make it comfortable in the home without taking crazy, crazy steps. It's not too often that we just can't do anything. Ultimately, what usually leads most customers to replacing their furnace is a major repair. If you're looking at a repair that's 50% of what your furnace would ultimately cost. Well, it's just always breaking. Maybe it's not 50% right then, but. We make three repairs in a year and a half. Repetitive repairs or major repairs is really all it takes for most customers to update their furnace.