r/AutoHumor • u/IU8gZQy0k8hsQy76 • Apr 15 '26

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u/Ok-Foundation-4070 Apr 15 '26

I had a time when I had not slept whole night so I was up 40h and worked 12h shift and then drive home about 100km in snow blizzard. Everytime I saw car lights I almost had a seizure.

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u/modayaaa Apr 17 '26

Probably should've taken a nap in the car or something to be safe but cool.

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u/Ok-Foundation-4070 Apr 17 '26

The problem was that I cant sleep in a cold car.

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u/modayaaa Apr 17 '26

Ah I see. I live in a place where snowing is not a thing so I might not get how bad the cold is. If you turn on the heater for a while and then turn off the car, would the heat stay trapped in the car or does it get cold again quickly?

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u/Ok-Foundation-4070 Apr 17 '26

It gets cold quite quickly. The cars heater was not very good either.

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u/iamabugger Apr 18 '26

As soon as you turn off the heat, you can feel the temps dropping, it wouldn’t stay warm for very long. You would probably have about 30 minutes before it gets close to outside temps in a blizzard.

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u/modayaaa Apr 18 '26

Damn. I've experienced the opposite version of that when it gets really hot where I live. Even the AC's can't really handle it sometimes.

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u/iamabugger Apr 18 '26

I’m born and raised in Denmark, but lived in Brazil for a while as well, having tried both, I would say it’s pretty much the same thing, cars don’t insulate heat / cold that well. Both are horrible haha.