The opposite for me. Having an AC doesn’t magically make me feel coler in the summer. I still have to go outside to pick up groceries or something and sweat like a pig.
Oh, not to mention sweaty thighs and skin rashes, trouble walking…
I don’t really drink, but I definitely go beer shopping in summer. I don’t know how common they are but around the US, you can find places with Beer Caves. A huge walk-in fridge with cases of beer. It’s heaven.
The opposite for me. Having an AC doesn’t magically make me feel coler in the summer. I still have to go outside to pick up groceries or something and sweat like a pig.
Oh, not to mention sweaty thighs and skin rashes, trouble walking…
I don’t really drink, but I definitely go beer shopping in summer. I don’t know how common they are but around the US, you can find places with Beer Caves. A huge walk-in fridge with cases of beer. It’s heaven.
We don’t have those around here. Just cool beer, that’s it. A cold beer helps, but not that much.
But the AC literally makes it cooler. If you don’t “feel” cooler when it is actually cooler, something is wrong with your perception.
It might be, IDK… I could definitely take heat when I was younger, now I just want the cold.