Posted by 1948CaseVAI on June 26, 2021 at 07:21:39 from (107.214.12.208):
In Reply to: Triple digit temps posted by Phil9N3667 on June 26, 2021 at 04:56:43:
People have become soft. Most of us in south central KS grew up with triple digit temps and learned to love it. Air conditioning has ruined a lot of folks' ability to get along in the natural environment. 41 years ago (1980) we had over 30 days of consecutive days over 100.
Many of us on the police department did not run our vehicle air conditioners then because we made a lot of calls so were in and out constantly. The high temp wasn't the problem - it was the constant in and out of cool that was awful. In 1980 there were a lot of older houses that were not air conditioned and it just was not a huge deal..
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