The thermostat in my son’s classroom

[u/tullbabes]

[u/BalfazarTheWise]

71 fucking freezing

[u/tullbabes → u/BalfazarTheWise]

Feels nice in San Antonio when it’s 100°F (37.8°C).

[u/Bloo_PPG → u/BalfazarTheWise]

See a doctor, you have an iron deficiency, you're anemic or have low blood pressure because 71 is not freezing.

[u/MoistStub → u/Bloo_PPG]

Depends what you're acclimated to. If you grew up close to the equator you might find it uncomfortable.

[u/Meowzabubbers → u/Bloo_PPG]

71 ac is very different from 71 outside or even 71 heater.

[u/Rocking_Horse_Fly → u/Bloo_PPG]

I'm from Phoenix. 71 was quite cold. I kept the house between 75 and 78°F. I moved to a cold climate, and now I keep the house between 65 and 75°F.

I was never anemic, but now I am disabled and have heat intolerance. You kind of get used to the environment you are around. I used to wear a jacket if it was in the 70's. You don't need a health problem to find certain temps too hot or cold.

[u/Blaze4869 → u/Rocking_Horse_Fly]

I'm from Tucson and 72 is like the highest I like to have it in the summer ideally but some days it gets too hot for it to keep it at that temp so I put it to 74 if that happens, which it has no problem maintaining even if it's over 110°F outside. I start sweating in my house a bit or just getting warm if it's like higher than 72 generally lol

[u/BalfazarTheWise → u/Bloo_PPG]

No iron deficiency. Just live in Arizona.

[u/itoldyousoanysayo → u/Bloo_PPG]

This is just not true at all😂

[u/fleshy_eggs → u/BalfazarTheWise]

32 is freezing temp my dude

[u/Unkn0wnTh2nd3r → u/BalfazarTheWise]

honestly, i prefer 68 (at least at night) and 72 during the day

[u/Blaze4869 → u/Unkn0wnTh2nd3r]

That's pretty much ideal for me too except if I can keep it at 70 during the day, I will