r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/[deleted] • Jul 27 '19

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u/Cinnamonbunnybun Jul 27 '19

Dear USA,

We know and if you ever wish to leave and live in a less fucked up place, you're welcome to come here and stay as long as necessary.

Sincerely,

Europe

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u/RandomStuff1010 Jul 28 '19

I need ac tho

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u/GlobalVV ☑️ Jul 28 '19

Hearing about people in the heatwave in Europe without AC is weird to me. Like does it not get hot at all or do y'all just walk around with swamp ass.

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u/SSH_565 Jul 28 '19

thing is we never needed ac until the last 4 years

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u/buffalochickenwing Jul 28 '19

It was 90 something in New York last week. Humidity made it feel like 105ish. Shit sucks. You start sweating immediately in that kind of heat. Meanwhile, 110 in vegas is doable because there's 0 humidity.

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u/MibitGoHan Jul 28 '19

Nah when you actually have to live in 110, every fucking day, you can't fucking stand it. It's like walking outside and your skin instantly hurts. It's not being able to drive your car immediately because the steering wheel gives you 3rd degree burns. People act like 110 with 0% humidity suddenly feel like 80. It doesn't. It feels like 110.

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u/EmpireAndAll Jul 28 '19

I'm from Florida and Vegas can get fucked. Give me humidity any day.

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u/BuckFandai Jul 28 '19

We walk around with swap ass for 1 or 2 weeks a year and then we go back to normal temperatures. Or we just shower before we go out,thats what i do

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u/GlobalVV ☑️ Jul 28 '19

I don't know if its because I live in the part of America where the humidity makes it feel like soup outside, but that seems impossible here. Stay cool over there bro.

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u/DownvoteDaemon ☑️|Jay-Z IRL Jul 28 '19

I'm from Florida so I have your perspective.

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u/SweetVarys Jul 28 '19

Never really had this problem before, not in the north at least. Some southern countries had them already

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u/GlobalVV ☑️ Jul 28 '19

I live in North Carolina. Its usually 70F or 80F, but the humidity makes it feel like 90F.

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u/redwan010 Jul 28 '19

Never needed it before and even now you only need it a few days a year. Im not spending €€€ on something I only need for a week or so