Because showing up to a client meeting dripping in sweat on a 103 degree day is considered to be poor form.
Because I got a new job and don’t have an extra two hours in my day to ride a bike back and forth, and moving isn’t in the cards.
Because I have to carry a couple kids and all the crap the goes along with them.
Because showing up to a client meeting dripping in sweat on a 103 degree day is considered to be poor form. Because I got a new job and don’t have an extra two hours in my day to ride a bike back and forth, and moving isn’t in the cards. Because I have to carry a couple kids and all the crap the goes along with them.
because the US sucks ass and the entire world just does what the US does is also sucking of the ass.
It’s not that I disagree with you, it’s that we can do better and we’re not.
Why would a person ride their bike so fast that they end up dripping in sweat? Is there a reason for that?
you don’t need to move at all to be dripping with sweat on a 103 day
Then what does the bike have to do with it? (Also, how hot is a 103 day?)
If you were in a car you wouldn’t be hot. 103 is very hot, not safe for old people to be outside for very long. It’s 103 degrees, so quite hot
“103 degrees” means that it’s hot enough for water to boil. Water boils at 100 degrees, unless you’re deep underground.
But okay, it sounds like that’s a very rare temperature, then?
There are two types of people in the world:
— Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data sets
bro you know what units I’m using, don’t be obtuse
are you this dense on purpose?
It’s about 40° C