>23 °C outside (73,4 °F) >feels like a fiery hellhole
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>23 °C outside (73,4 °F)
>feels like a fiery hellhole
How do people in southern countries even work/think/sleep in temperatures above that?
Is there a country with a temperature of 10-20 °C all the year round?
>>58947199
They dont. Thats why their countries are shitty and they want to come here
Vancouver
It's why I go to school there instead of in Ontario
Also the West Coast is just way cooler desu
Eureka, Northern California is the place for you, my friend.
Cute blonde Dutch boys turning red as fuck today
>>58947304
Yeah wtf, I'm as brown as a Portuguese now and I've only been outside for like 12 hours last 2 days.
>How do people in southern countries even work/think/sleep in temperatures above that?
>work
>think
They evidently do not.
>>58947199
such is life in Galicia
>>58947199
just turned my ac on and set to 16C m8
feels gud
>>58947364
>>58947255
>>58947304
So its Vancouver, Northern California or Galicia. Just need to check which country has the best food, friendliest people and most promising economy.
Another goal for the bucket list.
what is work
>>58947670
Better go to Basque Country. They have great food, people are friendly and it's colder than Galicia.
18 °C today. Feels batman.
>>58947199
>How do people in southern countries even work/think
They don't
I live in Bogota, Colombia, which is 14°C on average and cloudy all year round. We don't have seasons over here as we're quite close to the equator.
