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[cryowizard]

MTA жжот. Точнее, не жжот.

С ветерком и real feel температурой -14 градусов, приятно в семь утра зайти с продуваемой насквозь брайтонской платформы в подошедший поезд...с включённым на всю катушку кондиционером!!!

Ледяной гроб, сукнахбл!!!

Ну не хватает же зла на этих долбоёбов!!

Мало было, значицца, просто не включать отопление. Надо ещё кондиционерчик включить на полную, чтобы жизнь раем не казалась. Спасло меня только то, что на мне было два свитера и thermals.

Позвоню суперинтенданту B-линии, интересно, как меня там пошлют что там скажут: http://www.straphangers.org/linesupers.html

Comments

[tateeana.livejournal.com]

Wonderful! :)

[rkatsyv.livejournal.com]

You know what's even worse than that? In summer you wait for your train for half-hour on a unventilated platform somewhere on DeKalb, together with some other 500 unhappy campers, sweating like a damn pig. Then train comes with the air-fucking-conditioning turned ALL the way up. You step in and immediately get a strong, dry, ice-cold wind right into your face and down your spine.

[tateeana.livejournal.com]

In no way is that worse! Everyone (or almost everyone) knows to have a light shirt or a thin sweater in the summer to put on in the subway. In the freezing temperatures like this - it's really unconscionable to turn the air conditioner on. Something like this should be punished.

[mhmeln-57.livejournal.com]

If it's cold outside, it makes no sense to turn heat on inside the train - everyone will just be standing there sweating...so they try to balance the temperatures around you - your desired body temperature is equal to the heat generated by your clothes plus the temperature outside. Since your desired body temperature and the heat generated by your clothes are constant, they try to maintain the same outside temperature.

Sooooo, since you'll be calling the superintendant anyway, you might as well go ahead and thank him/her for being so thoughtful.