What Condition Our Condition Is In

You ever wonder why we call it "air conditioning?" I mean we don't call heating "temperature amplification," now do we? 

It turns out that in 1906 Stuart W. Cramer, an engineer involved in the textile industry in North Carolina, developed a system using humidity and ventilation that made fabrics easier to process. Cramer was so successful he founded a town! The term "conditioning" was later adopted by Dave Lennox into his company's name. 

That all said - enjoy our favorite scene about "conditions" in the Big Lebowski.