what is a man supposed to do with 37°C except sit in front of a fan all day rolling spliffs

>>22890021 (OP)
How about getting a job u fucking bum

Me tink me gwan tek me own life mon

>>22890023
office closed because AC died on monday
the shitty machine we use as a portal for ssh connections also throttles from the heat, so instiute-wide remote work doesn't work either
i literally have nothing better to do

>>22890052
Weak and unproductive of Ur company
My company never Had an A/C and we Work 12 hours shifts despite the 37C outside, we Just suffer in silence and so Our Job albeit Not as efficienct as normally

>>22890063
Do*

>>22890063
you sound like cucks

>>22890063
why would i prefer that over being told to stay home and come back tomorrow when it has cooled down
in our electronics workshop it climbs over 40C, these are not workable conditions
the company is a university and there are thankfully regulations in place about heat at work anon

>>22890023
>>22890021 (OP)
This is extremely dangerous to our economy.

>>22890650
elaborate

>>22890659
he means that not wageslaving till you die of heatstroke is bad.

>>22890664
Well yes it is Bad for the Economy

>>22890667
forcing people to wageslave at extreme heat is a waste of resources because they are not as productive. this obv doesn't work for most companies but research institutions and other non essential work places can easily just take the day off

>>22890698
>forcing people to wageslave at extreme heat is a waste of resources because they are not as productive
also risk of hospitalization due to heatstroke

>>22890021 (OP)
lucky anon loving the dream
Godspeed

I've got some of Ken's weed, and some left over buts and a few rizla. This is such a rare occasion I can actually roll a joint. No beer, no beer.

>>22890052
This is why Europeans can't innovate. Truly Nietzsche's last men.

Here I go on my psychedelic journey.

>>22892951
enjoy