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I suppose you're right. I've lived in GA, SC, and now Florida and have decided to give up attempting any sort of walking lifestyle outside of leisure or small t
by non-entity 7y ago
I suppose you're right. I've lived in GA, SC, and now Florida and have decided to give up attempting any sort of walking lifestyle outside of leisure or small trips. Dripping in sweat after 1 mile of walking doesnt seem very practical
- traderjane 7y agoWhat does that have to do with people dying in those cities? Are pedestrians falling over in a haze? And isn’t the west coast the land of sandals and hoodies?
- non-entity 7y agoNo, but the article attributes the higher number of deaths in part to the design of sunny cities being primarily for automobiles. And while many (including other chains on thos thread) seem to suggest building more infrastructure for civilians, the comment above me makes a point about the practicality of that solution (albeit with a bit of a tanget included) Also my point about the customs (which I've removed as it was more related to the aforementioned tangent) was more about cultural response to sweat and BO than the clothing part.