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Not the US, but I was in Canada once as a tourist and on a hot day I went into several stores for things. The air conditioning was on everywhere which is OK, bu
by dmortin 7y ago
Not the US, but I was in Canada once as a tourist and on a hot day I went into several stores for things. The air conditioning was on everywhere which is OK, but it was set so cold, that I was freezing in my T-shirt.
I don't know if it's similar in the US, but I didn't understand why they set it to such a low temperature. Why can't they choose some pleasant temperature like 25 C which is not hot and not cold, just right?
- freeone3000 7y agoBecause 25C is too hot. 20C is about comfortable, for people who always live in air conditioning.
- dmortin 7y ago20C can also be OK, but those stores were set to 15C or below which was unnecessarily cold.
- mrosett 7y agoThat's seems exceptionally unlikely. Few buildings in the US are set below the equivalent of 20C. 18C might be the very outer limit [0]: [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_temperature https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_temperature
- dmortin 7y agoI don't know the exact temp of course, but it felt very cold. Like sweater temperature and in 20C I don't wear sweater.