Would you rather walk home in a blizzard or a heat wave?

[CocoXD]

Say it is a 10-20 minute walk home. Which weather conditions would you be able to bear.

Blizzard 🌨 🥶

Heat wave ☀️🥵

[rgb008]

Blizzard.
I cannot do hot weather to save my life lol
I always end up dehydrated on every vacation we go on and usually end up on an IV hahaha.
I'll take snow over heat any day.

[AndrewMG]

@rgb008 give me winter over summer all the time, my whole wardrobe/bedroom/house is far more cold weather suited than warm weather situations, I've learnt how to warm my self up in a cold environment at a young age, but never worked out how to cool myself down in a hot situation lol

[Heartcrusher]

You pretty much do when you walk outside in Texas summers

[weirdoweirdo]

Blizzard for sure. I have walked 25 minutes from home to school in extreme heat and I fucking wanted kill myself on the spot.

[CocoXD]

😂 same. That heat has me wanting to just give up on life

[WalmartFlipFlop]

It’s smarter to go in a blizzard, you can always put more cloths on but you cannot take more cloths off.

[Wolframium]

Fuck heat. All of you voting for it are crazy.
Survive blizzard? Doable. Heat wave? Do you people know physics? How heat works?
Because if you do, you'd not vote for that.

[weirdoweirdo]

Exactly!!

[Wolframium]

@weirdoweirdo People don't understand thermodynamics. It's sad. But it's also very simple. You can make heat easily. You cannot make cold. "And what about AC?" Slap yourself. That is heat pump. It pumps heat from one area to another, while creating…you've guessed it…a fuckin' heat. So it's net increase of heat. Now, let your world crumble in light of this "new knowledge".
How do I get this text in front as many people as possible? :-D

[PrettyRegular]

I don't mind about the heat or blizzard, but I chose blizzard. I always thought that it was fun and even a bit magical to walk in a blizzard.

[CocoXD]

It isn’t fun when snow comes in and whips the hell out of your face 😂 but ya I think it’s better than he heat

[CocoXD]

*the

[A-man-22]

Blizzard, in England we don't have air conditioning but we do have radiators so it's easier to get warm than it is cool.

[Redstang88]

It’s been 30 below and snowing for the past 3 months. I’ll take the heat

[Wolframium]

Yeah. Too bad you cannot super easily make heat or warm yourself. As oppose to cooling yourself, which is extremely simple.
Oh, wait…

[Redstang88]

@Wolframium I was born and raised in Canada, I know how to handle the cold.
Doesn’t matter how much you bundle up, being out in the cold and snow fucking sucks. If you asked me in the middle of summer, my answer might be different. But we’ve been in the deep freeze here since early December and I’ve had enough of it

[Wolframium]

"If you asked me in the middle of summer, my answer might be different." Yeah, exactly. Romanticized ideas about summer.
OK, I should've said this. Being in the cold, freezing and so on, is not pleasant.
That being said: imagine is freezing outside. But…not inside, right? But when is hot outside and if you don't have AC, it's hot inside. If you have AC, you also have pay up for power for that thing. And at night, that is the best.
From physics standpoint, less heat is way better than more heat. Heat sucks.

[Redstang88]

@Wolframium Power bills with the AC on are nothing compared to keeping houses warm here.
And her question was specifically what would you rather be outside in

[Wolframium]

So…maybe better isolation? IDK…
And someone from hot place can say pretty much the same about cooling place down.
Cool. But! If you don't understand that things are connected, context matters and so on, then it's pointless. I know if I'm in cold, I'll be able to go to warmth. If I'm in hot area, then…that's it.

[codycccccccccc]

Blizzard I like running when its cold out

[DeeDeeDeVour]

I'm used to unbearable high temperatures already.

[Thotkiana]

Definitely a blizzard

[douride2]

I have walked home in a blizzard.

[turnmypainintopower1]

blizzard

[oldoldold]

I've had to do both

[Sweatyotterr]

Blizzard

[llorando]

Heat wave.