There's just... I dunno, a kind of funny satisfaction in seeing the absolute horror on people's faces during my morning walks, when they see me in shorts and a t-shirt, waving at them, while they have six layers of thick clothing, and are still cold.

**Adrianna Tan** @skinnylatte · Mar 20 *

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Adrianna Tan @skinnylatte

@algernon @slothrop on the other hand, I don’t even break a sweat at all when people find it excruciatingly hot and humid in the tropics

When I was a kid I used to wonder why all the Europeans visiting that part of the world had patches of sweat on their armpits when it’s so plentifully cool

**algernon ludd** @algernon@come-from.mad-scientist.club · Mar 20

Mar 20

algernon ludd @algernon@come-from.mad-scientist.club

@skinnylatte @slothrop Humans are beautifully strange and unique creatures!

**Jeff Smith** @sumisu3@mastodon.nz · Mar 20

Mar 20

Jeff Smith @sumisu3@mastodon.nz

@skinnylatte do thermometers even go that low in Singapore?

I guess indoors with the wicked air conditioning they do but outdoors that is darn cold for Singapore

**Adrianna Tan** @skinnylatte · Mar 20

Mar 20

Adrianna Tan @skinnylatte

@sumisu3 haha a friend once brought a thermometer to her aircon office and it was 8C so I guess you can dress up indoors

**Jeff Smith** @sumisu3@mastodon.nz · Mar 20

Mar 20

Jeff Smith @sumisu3@mastodon.nz

@skinnylatte Singapore and HK I always had to bring a jacket - to wear indoors.

Japan on the other hand doesn’t seem to know what air conditioning is. Saves energy but so little air flow as well. In the winter it is way too hot in the offices and in the summer it feels like a fan would be a better solution.