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Blue_true

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47. True points. But people tend to condition statements about things like room temperature.

Reply to SMC22307 (Reply #45)

Mon Mar 9, 2020, 07:37 PM

Mar 2020

If it was not all the time, they would say "in the Summer" or "in the winter".

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Bernie Sanders needs his hotel rooms to be 60 degrees, close to the ice machine [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Mar 2020 OP

60 degrees doesn't sound very energy efficient. MrsCoffee Mar 2020 #1

It is during the winter in Michigan. progressoid Mar 2020 #11

Yes, winter happens in Michigan... MrsCoffee Mar 2020 #19

I'm with Bernie on that brokephibroke Mar 2020 #2

I see, so the Green New Deal guy wants to run the AC all day and night relayerbob Mar 2020 #3

A little awkward. NT Happy Hoosier Mar 2020 #4

Someone needs to ask AOC about this. Blue_true Mar 2020 #22

He's used to Vermont weather janterry Mar 2020 #5

Vermont is 60 degrees in the Spring, Summer and part of the Fall? Blue_true Mar 2020 #23

I'm in Vermont janterry Mar 2020 #30

Does it get down to 60 degrees at night during summers? Blue_true Mar 2020 #39

I edited my post to include the average temp. at night in Burlington janterry Mar 2020 #40

Santa Fe, New Mexico. PoindexterOglethorpe Mar 2020 #61

I don't know how high Flagstaff is. But I do know that I was Blue_true Mar 2020 #62

Bernie's Cool. MineralMan Mar 2020 #6

If I were in a position to demand those things, I would do it, too. SharonClark Mar 2020 #7

Ya, cause everyone can be accommodated. Not too far, just far enough. Not too light, but just dark LizBeth Mar 2020 #9

What about his big concern about climate change? Blue_true Mar 2020 #25

Turning the heat down to 60 is a waste of energy? SMC22307 Mar 2020 #42

The article says "the room temperature set to 60 degrees". Blue_true Mar 2020 #44

Be careful with your assumptions and "people that worked for him." SMC22307 Mar 2020 #45

True points. But people tend to condition statements about things like room temperature. Blue_true Mar 2020 #47

It's a fluff Business Insider article that doesn't sweat a lot of details. (n/t) SMC22307 Mar 2020 #50

Maybe his reason is the same as Rhoda Morgenstern's. JaneQPublic Mar 2020 #8

OMG I loved Rhoda! FM123 Mar 2020 #52

Not so environmentally friendly, is it? mcar Mar 2020 #10

WebMD: Why Are You Always Hot? NurseJackie Mar 2020 #12

Interesting mcar Mar 2020 #13

Here's more info from HealthLine ... NurseJackie Mar 2020 #14

If you are diabetic, TexasTowelie Mar 2020 #37

Then why am I always cold?:) True Blue American Mar 2020 #26

I don't know. I'm always cold too... it's my thyroid. NurseJackie Mar 2020 #27

Same with me. greatauntoftriplets Mar 2020 #33

No it's not. MrsCoffee Mar 2020 #20

We ran a resort in Florida for years. tavernier Mar 2020 #21

That's funny BeyondGeography Mar 2020 #24

I usually turn my AC off at night. True Blue American Mar 2020 #28

I lived in FL for years without AC janterry Mar 2020 #38

Like who needs 60 degrees to sleep well? mcar Mar 2020 #48

Exactly. And number of ppl, humidity, heat outdoors, tavernier Mar 2020 #53

You're not the arbiter of what people need. SMC22307 Mar 2020 #55

No, I'm not mcar Mar 2020 #56

Turning down the thermostat, just like Jimmy Carter asked us to do, is a good thing. (n/t) SMC22307 Mar 2020 #57

Not in Florida. mcar Mar 2020 #58

Not a temperature story, but when I worked at a hotel in Key West when I first moved there - cwydro Mar 2020 #59

Lol!! tavernier Mar 2020 #60

It was especially funny with his heavy German accent. cwydro Mar 2020 #63

I run my cooling/heating system at 73 degrees in Summer. Blue_true Mar 2020 #29

Ceiling fans save my life! mcar Mar 2020 #34

60 degrees in the fall and winter isn't environmentally friendly? SMC22307 Mar 2020 #43

What? mcar Mar 2020 #49

No, the article states "thermostat set at 60." SMC22307 Mar 2020 #54

So? Sympthsical Mar 2020 #15

I run hot and I never use the AC in hotels unless I am in some really hellishly hot Blue_true Mar 2020 #31

Per the article, "ideally" include an oscillating fan. SMC22307 Mar 2020 #46

sounds completely normal to me. I just don't like the beige suit. juxtaposed Mar 2020 #16

I have to admit, I insist on hotel rooms away from the ice machine, elevators, AND stairwells.... George II Mar 2020 #17

Why post this??? Nt USALiberal Mar 2020 #18

Why? Blue_true Mar 2020 #35

The article doesn't say "60 degrees constantly," it says... SMC22307 Mar 2020 #51

I live in the SFV. I keep the air in our studio apt 75-77 during the day and 72-75 at night. DemocratSinceBirth Mar 2020 #32

He should have no trouble... Mike Nelson Mar 2020 #36

It is clear this is a big issue. Steelrolled Mar 2020 #41

Really sammythecat Mar 2020 #65

I don't really understand why this made news. If it is on heating 60 degrees is about right. Vivienne235729 Mar 2020 #64