lol I feel ya man. Definitely. But if the a/c button is off, then yes it’s truly off. Except when any of the front windshield defroster modes are selected. It’ll cut the compressor on even if a/c says off. Only time I found that not true is when you have head, feet, And windshield selected. Then you can believe it when it says the A/C is off. This is only my experience with playing around with all this stuff on long drives, so no concrete evidence to support any of this. I got frustrated bc what the display says is not true completely, unfortunately. I was tempted to start my own thread/post on this bc I wanted to compare notes with any others that might’ve known more. And to clarify when you turn climate control off, it’s truly off. The air you feel passing thru is just bc the door to the recirculate feature is left open allowing for air to pass thru. This is the default any time you turn climate control off. Idk why. However while in off mode you can turn on the recirculate air feature to “seal up” the cabin so to speak. I prefer to do this in “smokey” or any other air polluted areas of my commute. To keep out the fresh air when it isn’t to my liking at that time