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So hard to get it right this time of year...
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I know it's a joke but if anyone out there ever feels like they're always too hot or too cold (and it's not a medical thing,) check the tags on your clothes. Seriously, the kind of fibre you wear makes a huge difference in how you feel. I live where it gets below 30°C in the winter, where people ask me how the hell I'm not freezing. Well, I have a cotton tee, a merino wool stanfield, thick wool socks, wool fleece hoodie and a wool hat.
Edit: I'm not a lava golem, just a dumbass. NEGATIVE 30°C
Below 30C?! Shit, how do you survive?!
Sorry heat exhaustion is making typos.
You bundle up layers.
Just below 30C you'll usually find me nearly naked.
What about -30°c?
Naked, lying in a pile of snow, steaming. After coming out of the sauna.