What REALLY grinds your gears?

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by MTK

In college I was a bank teller, I worked with mostly women for the majority of my 4 years there. My main complaint was their refusal to turn up the A/C in the summer. It was a constant battle over the thermostat. They thought 80 was a comfortable temp.

This past Mother’s Day I went over to my sisters who lives in a seven figure new property.

I shit you not, 77 degrees on the thermostat. It’s unfucking bearable

I need 72 max a/c in the house spring-summer-most of fall. During the winter, I’m good at 68,69. Maybe bump it to 70 if really cold out and you need to take the chill out the house.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

This past Mother’s Day I went over to my sisters who lives in a seven figure new property.

I shit you not, 77 degrees on the thermostat. It’s unfucking bearable

I need 72 max a/c in the house spring-summer-most of fall. During the winter, I’m good at 68,69. Maybe bump it to 70 if really cold out and you need to take the chill out the house.

Preach. 67 is the ideal temp for me, I keep it at home and in my car.

If it's 70 degrees its too hot for me most of the time. Last time I was in my girl's car she had it on 72, I was sweating balls in there.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by mooby

Preach. 67 is the ideal temp for me, I keep it at home and in my car.

If it's 70 degrees its too hot for me most of the time. Last time I was in my girl's car she had it on 72, I was sweating balls in there.

Damn, you are a warm blooded bastard lol. 70 is too hot? You must have a big electricity bill.

I float between 70-72 myself.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

Damn, you are a warm blooded bastard lol. 70 is too hot? You must have a big electricity bill.

I float between 70-72 myself.

Tell me you've never lived in the DMV without saying you've never lived in the DMV.

The humidity around here is insane. Spring when it's like 60 degrees a day only lasts like a week or two a year. We live in a literal swamp town. Two days ago it was 50 degrees when I went to work at 5 am, and it was 80 in the afternoon. The humidity is insane - the humidity here makes it so unbearingly goddamn hot it feels worse than the dry 117 degree heat I experienced in Phoenix last summer.

So yeah. I know what I'm about son.

[sdskinsfan2001]

Originally Posted by mooby

Tell me you've never lived in the DMV without saying you've never lived in the DMV.

The humidity around here is insane. Spring when it's like 60 degrees a day only lasts like a week or two a year. We live in a literal swamp town. Two days ago it was 50 degrees when I went to work at 5 am, and it was 80 in the afternoon. The humidity is insane - the humidity here makes it so unbearingly goddamn hot it feels worse than the dry 117 degree heat I experienced in Phoenix last summer.

So yeah. I know what I'm about son.

LOL, thanks for the explanation dad!

It gets humid in your house? I mean, South Carolina has humidity during a large part of the year, but inside of my condo it doesn't get humid. It warms up, but it doesn't turn into like being outside.

[mooby]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

LOL, thanks for the explanation dad!

It gets humid in your house? I mean, South Carolina has humidity during a large part of the year, but inside of my condo it doesn't get humid. It warms up, but it doesn't turn into like being outside.

I leave the a/c off when I go to work, come home and it's 75-80 in there. We don't all live in modern houses built in the last 20 years. My house doesn't have central a/c. Window units ftw.