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Holmes county doesn't have a lot of big hills, but it does have a lot of small rolling hills under 100'/30m in height. You could definitely get sweaty doing 10
by mauvehaus 3y ago
Holmes county doesn't have a lot of big hills, but it does have a lot of small rolling hills under 100'/30m in height. You could definitely get sweaty doing 10 miles in August.
- wkat4242 3y agoHaha here in Spain I get sweaty walking 10 minutes to the subway in just a T-shirt. Needless to say the office smell situation is difficult in summer, especially now that the government decided offices may not be cooled below 27 degrees C (80 F) i get sweaty just sitting at my desk. I mean seriously how can you concentrate in such heat? It's usually 28 or 29C there. Most other companies just ignore that law and have the temp at 22-23C or so. But ours just has to be the one that doesn't. That law was supposed to be a temporary thing during the energy crisis but they never repealed it and the situation is literally unworkable in summer.
- technofiend 3y agoNot sure what the regulations in Spain say about it, but I have a small USB-powered desk fan. It doesn't cool the air itself, but a little airflow can help cool you, regardless.
- wkat4242 3y agoThe problem is that since the pandemic they moved the whole office to a "hot desk" system which means you have to drag all your stuff from another floor so that makes it much harder to bring accessories. I just avoid the office like a plague now, I hate working there :')