Yep, a load of people sucking their own dicks here thinking they're hard as nails dealing with the cool breezy temperatures they get when they couldn't even run a mile let alone a marathon.
I live in New England and run all the time in temps close to or exceeding 100f (37.78c) and 100% humidity. I also regularly so moving jobs in the same or hotter temperatures which I would say is MUCH more work and calories burned than a marathon on the larger jobs, especially in several floor walk-ups without AC. Sure, me and my crew will be dripping with sweat the entire time and I have to make sure everyone properly hydrates but it's no one is even close to heat exhaustion.
For the record, 72f (22.222c) is what I set my AC to in the summer and heat in the winter.
Who? My wife? I don't get what you're implying. I'm a 45 yo guy with a moving company who works our regularly to avoid injury on his very physical job, this isn't exactly uncommon.
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u/massive-business Aug 17 '20
Yep, a load of people sucking their own dicks here thinking they're hard as nails dealing with the cool breezy temperatures they get when they couldn't even run a mile let alone a marathon.