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Meanwhile it's 69 degrees in San Francisco right now.
(I'm stuck in New York where "87 feels like 95".)
Nice
Fuck you too.
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Hey, I'm not there, I just wish I was. My friend who lives in the Bay Area sometimes checks my forecast and calls me to make fun of me when my weather is terrible but his is great as always.
Same here... I work in a factory in NY and it's usually like 2-5° hotter in the factory than outside... With this humidity it's absolutely atrocious working conditions.
Thanks to the SCOTUS we now have to rely on them to clarify laws like the law in NY that says "all factories must maintain reasonable temperature and humidity."
...that's it. There's no definition to "reasonable" in that law. It's exactly the kind of situation they dumped Chevron Deference for. Now they get to protect corporations even more...