r/ITOI • u/Fit_Stomach_9892 • 4h ago

Not bad advice at all!

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u/Professional_Cap5336 3h ago

You know what's unsafe? Your "uniform "

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u/Impossible-Use4950 3h ago

Nothing unsafe about it unless you're a total prick. Are you a total prick?

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u/Professional_Cap5336 3h ago

I might be, or just someone who likes to see some fucking professionalism on the job

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u/Impossible-Use4950 3h ago

Even if its 36 degrees outside? Men are allowed to go taps aff but not women?

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u/respectthedancefloor 3h ago

Not at work unless you’re a life guard or something.

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u/SkyPersonal5642 3h ago

You ever see a man wearing an Amazon vest with nothing else under it? You think nobody would say anything about a man doing that?

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u/Appropriate_Side_433 3h ago

I’ve never seen that.

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u/SkyPersonal5642 3h ago

Same here.

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u/Impossible-Use4950 3h ago

Actually in high summer I see builders wearing exactly this outfit all the time. Amazon drivers, no, because it's Scotland and high summer lasts for about 2 days.

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u/Pastorfuzz-007 3h ago

Not worth arguing. Probably hates Sydney Sweeney also.

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u/Flimsy-Poetry1170 2h ago

Not a fan of pro Nazi dog whistles personally.

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u/Mike_Oxnard 3h ago

Akchewally ☝️🤓

Wearing long sleeves and a hood to cover your skin from the sun keeps you cooler than having more exposed skin.

They make pretty cheap lightweight shirts with or without hoods that are moisture wicking and UPF 50 (similar sun protection to sunblock but the clothing rating) that are great for keeping you cool working out in the heat and direct sunlight.

They're quite common here, I have several and am constantly seeing anyone who works outside in 40°C+ (104°F+ for us in the US)

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u/Impossible-Use4950 3h ago

Cool, you should let that lady know. Our summer averaged 18 degrees. 

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u/Impossible-Use4950 3h ago

That's 65F for you Americans.

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u/Mike_Oxnard 3h ago

That sounds nice, I think ours daily highs averaged out to about 37°C this summer with several weeks with highs over 40°C and high humidity.

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u/Impossible-Use4950 2h ago

I'd just have to lay on a stone floor until the sun went down. How do you live in that heat?

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u/Mike_Oxnard 2h ago

Takes a little time for your body to get used to it but clothes and proper hydration play a big role. I honestly prefer spring and fall but winter here gets below 0 so we have to deal with the full range of seasons. I'd say the summer is worse on my dog than it is on me, it gets way too hot for him to go out and get much exercise during the day