Your 72 and our 72 is very different 😂 You guys would die here, I've seen Australians say quits and apologize for talking shit before they came over same as you 😂
If Brits were in America in 90° they wouldn’t find it unbearable like you think. The reason we suffer when it’s like 70°F here is cos we have much higher levels of humidity. So it’s like sticky and disgusting heat. The American sun feels much nicer
Actually 70°F is 21°C which is actually the sweet spot. No one really suffers in that. But it’s rare to get a nice 21 Degree day. Normally unbearably cold or unbearably hot
@@sr81 brother it’s crazy you think the uk is more humid. When it’s 25 degrees and you’re inside boiling that makes sense but when you step outside with sensible clothing it rlly isn’t bad. I could firm 40 in England I couldn’t firm 45 in Alicante
it's actually the complete opposite... us british people prefer the hot sun in other counties because of the low humidity so it feels cool for us. whereas in the uk during the summer the humidity levels is unbelievably high which makes the heat feel compressed and heavy, it's unbearable to withstand. so it's not that we can't handle 75 to 80 Fahrenheit, we can just not in the uk. 75 Fahrenheit in america is okay for us but 75 fahrenheit in the uk is horrendous. that puts it into perspective how hot the uk heat is, americans would not handle uk heat.
Your 72 and our 72 is very different 😂 You guys would die here, I've seen Australians say quits and apologize for talking shit before they came over same as you 😂
If Brits were in America in 90° they wouldn’t find it unbearable like you think. The reason we suffer when it’s like 70°F here is cos we have much higher levels of humidity. So it’s like sticky and disgusting heat. The American sun feels much nicer
Actually 70°F is 21°C which is actually the sweet spot. No one really suffers in that. But it’s rare to get a nice 21 Degree day. Normally unbearably cold or unbearably hot
It’s the same sun lad
@@jackdaniels4346 learn what humidity means
@@sr81 brother it’s crazy you think the uk is more humid. When it’s 25 degrees and you’re inside boiling that makes sense but when you step outside with sensible clothing it rlly isn’t bad. I could firm 40 in England I couldn’t firm 45 in Alicante
@@jackdaniels4346there is no way you can firm 40° in the uk bro
come test our heat
come test our heat. tag me in the vid ahahahaha
72 Fahrenheit is 22 for us as we measure in Celsius which is not ridiculously hot it’s just warm
That’s definitely a thing you can get your shit repo’d in the states ppl do all the time 😂
I don't think you have done Dave - Question Time yet.
it's actually the complete opposite... us british people prefer the hot sun in other counties because of the low humidity so it feels cool for us.
whereas in the uk during the summer the humidity levels is unbelievably high which makes the heat feel compressed and heavy, it's unbearable to withstand.
so it's not that we can't handle 75 to 80 Fahrenheit, we can just not in the uk. 75 Fahrenheit in america is okay for us but 75 fahrenheit in the uk is horrendous. that puts it into perspective how hot the uk heat is, americans would not handle uk heat.
Buy some dam window air conditioners
@@frozenwalkway Pointless for 1 week a year
@@Joe-uv9jo nah it also removes humidity when its not hot also so u can have comfortable air at any temperature