I like the 30 degree idea myself. Usually, the temperature where i used to work was always very uncomfortable...
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We weren't allowed to change the thermostat where i used to work: the owner would come in, change it on a whim, and then not come back for a week or weeks, depending on what vacation he was on or if he decided the other store needed more attention than ours. We had a nice warm day once, sometime like late winter or early spring, so he comes in "it's warm." turn off the heat/ air conditioner. Next day, it's like 45 for the high, and it's like 45 in the restaurant. Our manager was sad :'( I again... lol'd.
There's a silly sign on the climate control control box, it says, "DO NOT TOUCH OR YOU WILL BE TERMINATED!!!!!!!"
Before my first manager ran away to avoid some sort of harassment thing coming from one of the other workers, and before one of my supervisors also ran away since he had gotten tired of being paid $9 an hour (took him around 8 years), the supervisor used to call him the terminator.
And of course whenever it was too hot outside, it's be like 60 in the restaurant because that's what the owner wanted. He was always worried about cutting costs and saving money in stupid places... i don't know why he always had the climate control doing the opposite of what was happening outside. Even if it's nice out... gotta be the opposite of nice. Some of the workers used to chill in the freezer on hotter days when they got the chance and i did what i call "tim hortons wind tunnel"
You're too hot, and there's no breeze in there, so you open both front doors, the drive through window, and the back door and with any luck the wind blows through the restaurant and everything goes all over the floor.
Good times yo...
Still waitin' for it to be 30. It was a little over 100 out in utah... it sucked.
Today i will be trying to cram that projector on the right into a protege sedan fog light: i want yellow vision while i'm driving around
Also that NSX is pretty cool, but probably won't see one and will never be able to buy one (of course, i wouldn't spend close to 100k on a car if i could)