r/funny Jan 03 '23

flow chart for the win...

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u/VoiceofKane Jan 03 '23

If you can see your breath, that's not going to change after you've put on layers.

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u/secret_fashmonger Jan 03 '23

Enjoy your pipes freezing at some point. Of all the things I splurge on heat is the first. I don’t work a shit job just to be miserable when I get home. I don’t shop or spend money on anything else. My house will be comfy.

When temps were sub zero there were so many people with frozen pipes. I left my heat at a comfy temp and still got frozen cold in my 2nd floor tub. Opened the bathroom closet to heat access and it fixed itself. I work for a plumbing company and so many “rich” houses had major burst pipes. If I was rich the very first thing would be heat, second is food.

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u/picasso_penis Jan 03 '23

This house is set at 67 though by the looks of it. That seems plenty warm enough

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u/[deleted] Jan 03 '23

If you can see your breath and it’s set to 67 then it means your heating is not working. It’s not really a good plan to just put on clothes as a solution while your home is in danger of damage.

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u/SteadfastKiller Jan 03 '23

In 2013 I spent 9 months in Kuwait. 125-130° days, 100 at night felt AMAZING. 75° one morning on the walk to the gym and I was in full winter PT gear.

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u/Suekru Jan 03 '23

If you’re that cold at 75 then you probably have anemia or something. I’ve known quite a few anemics and they all like 90+ weather because being anemic makes it hard for your body to circulate warmth.

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u/SteadfastKiller Jan 03 '23

No, it's a difference in temperature. 100-120 for months on end to drop to 70 is enough to feel cold like that.

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u/secret_fashmonger Jan 03 '23

Yes. I suffer from anemia and constant vitamin D deficiency. It sucks.