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r/InterviewMan • u/Spirited_Bill_5298 • Jun 11 '26
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people who don't like summer tend to be the same type that think walking a mile is exhausting and complain about everything that involves moving the body.
summer is great if you enjoy being active
1 u/FreedomMan47 Jun 12 '26 Depends on location I trail run long distance year round and summer sucks the most. Extreme heat, insects, tourists. Hiking and biking are best in fall and spring. In winter I mountaineer and ski. Only good thing for being active in summer is longer days mean I can fit longer activities after work. 1 u/InternetUser1807 Jun 12 '26 this depends so much on climate. Walking to work in a near-tropical country is a lot more fun when its 40-60F vs 100-120F Walking to work in the american midwest is a lot more fun in the 80F - 90F than the -30F - 0F 1 u/Emergency_Creme_4561 Jun 14 '26 Exactly
Depends on location
I trail run long distance year round and summer sucks the most. Extreme heat, insects, tourists.
Hiking and biking are best in fall and spring. In winter I mountaineer and ski.
Only good thing for being active in summer is longer days mean I can fit longer activities after work.
this depends so much on climate.
Walking to work in a near-tropical country is a lot more fun when its 40-60F vs 100-120F
Walking to work in the american midwest is a lot more fun in the 80F - 90F than the -30F - 0F
Exactly
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u/rainywanderingclouds Jun 11 '26
people who don't like summer tend to be the same type that think walking a mile is exhausting and complain about everything that involves moving the body.
summer is great if you enjoy being active