aaaand this is why the two ppl who were laid out with heat exhaustion at the paleontology trip i took were the two athletic dudes and not my fat ass who stayed in the shade and drank lots of water

So, basically, it's not the heat, it's the humidity. Alright, good to know.

Both. The heat raises you core temperature. The humidity causes your sweat to be unable to evaporate and pull heat away from you. I’ve been in 100% humidity but cool tempts and it’s not really an issue.

It's not the heat, it's the stupidity.

Ah, everyone else can eat shit and die, eh? More fucking eugenicist thinking. I bet he doesn't have a single person to tell him how appalling that line of thinking is.

How many "bad medical takes" are just eugenics?

Now that you mention it, I guess that would be most of them.

The rest are bad anatomy (especially bad women's anatomy...)

That's exactly the same reasoning that was being told during the Covid breakdown, plain fascist bullshit.

It's RFK. Getting sick is a sign you were unhealthy.

Saw on Insta a video of RFK leaving a tanning salon. WTF. Swimming in a creek with sewage, using tanning beds, MAHA my ass!

nono you misunderstand. He can do those things BECAUSE he's moral--I mean healthy. (/sarcasm XD) The "healthy/unhealthy" is just the puritan xtian predestination with different words. It's a eugenics dogwhistle also.

And a "moral failing"

No... let him win the Darwin Award he's gunning for if he wants to. The rest of you in the Diet Cult: Nature does not care about your body fat percentage. Nature WILL kill you. You aren't getting spared for being Morally Pure or whatever, you are just dying same as anyone else.

Even if it were a good medical take, the American South is not a place to find lean body compositions and low resting heart rates.

This is the kind of ahole who has to be rescued off the top of AZ desert mountains after hiking up in the middle of the day, in the middle of Summer, with 1 bottle of water Don't waste rescue resources bc you're an egomaniac dbag And especially don't drag your innocent family/friends with you

and I'll bet he tans his asshole.

Oh god, I forgot about taint tanning…

I am all of those things and my body absolutely cannot tolerate high heat and humidity. It's why I moved to coastal Humboldt County where it's in the '60°s almost every day in the summer, if not, 70°.

Sure, body composition changes the laws of physics.

Git gud so thermodynamics don’t apply.

we're not meant to breathe water

Wet bulb temperature is literally deadly. Morality doesn't enter into it. Neither American discussions about weight nor German aversion to A/C...

So the athletes that collapse when the humidity gets to high were "unhealthy" to you, huh

That’s when this guy will claim it was “the jab”

There's two things to know about high heat combined with saturation-level humidity 1) if it's too hot to live and too humid for sweat to evaporate, you will die of heat exhaustion 2) If it's hot and wet enough that saturated air cools in your lungs, water will condense there and you will drown.

The conditions for #2 above are rare (there are certain caves with 100% humidity and 130F+ temps, people who go in them must use respirators and suits to not drown) in most of nature, but the physics behind them are both predictable and serious

These people need to have the air conditioning removed from their cars

So true, it’s always funny seeing some Americans laugh about high temps and mock Europeans for being afraid of heatwaves, when Americans are the fuckers that have aircon in everything

The truly mean part of me also wants to break their window buttons/cranks. I grew up where parking your car in an open lot made it a perfectly effective sous vide for about 6 months of the year. People like this end up burning their dog’s paws and putting locks on the outdoor spigot.

Your body has four methods for expelling waste heat (radiation, convection, evaporation, and transfer). Two of them do not work when the air is both extremely hot and extremely humid. Being in good shape does not give you a secret fifth method of expelling waste heat.

Yes, being in good heart health does make you more resistant to one of the ways heat can kill you; when you're hot, your body sends more blood closer to the surface of your skin, which spikes your blood pressure. It does not lower the temperature of your core when you can't expel the heat.

Good for blowhards like him they figured out how to expel a lot of hot air

Ok, I know evaporation (sweating) won’t work. Is the other convection? And isn’t transfer basically “conduction”? Like “rub that cold drink across your forehead in slow motion as the water drips down your chiseled chin” (oh sorry, that’s how it is when I do that).

Yeah. Convection cooling only works if the air is cooler than you. Transfer is conduction, I just forgot the word. 😅 Put a cold thing on your neck or under your arms or at other high blood flow spots.

Most of them won't work well enough to protect you under these conditions. This is the kind of weather where, if you gotta be outside, then your own body has said that you're supposed to sit on a nice, shaded, open porch, with a fan blowing, and drink cold tea out of a giant pitcher.

This is "go find a cave or something, what are you *doing*" weather so far as endotherm evolution is concerned.

Basically, as far as I understand. You lose heat by sweating (evaporation), the movement of colder air/water/whatever fluid medium you're in (convection), direct contact with something colder (conduction), or simply radiating it away as infrared energy (radiation).

Technically one could argue evaporation is conduction. The sweat pulls the heat from your body to evaporate, thus cooling you down. It’s the same as when you put on rubbing alcohol. The sweating, though, is needed to get that to happen. And dogs don’t sweat so don’t work then put in this weather!

I dunno the exact physics class reason why we distinguish between all of these (well, in the case of evaporation, that specifically involves a state-change of liquid water to gas, which sucks up a lot of heat, so that'd be my guess there.)

State-changes, depending on the material and the state being changed, get a lot of bang for your buck in terms of absorbing heat for a given mass. That's why melting ice cools your drink well, whereas those soapstones they sell to chill in the freezer and drop in whiskey are really bad at it.

Radiation is basically always there, but terribly slow. Convection and conduction will cool you off fast, but in a hot environment, they're often a no-go. That leaves evaporation. If you lose that, you're in serious trouble, as far as thermoregulation.

This is, incidently, one of the real headaches in spaceship/spacesuit design - keeping equipment and humans cool. Despite the fact that space is technically "cold," vacuum is a terrific insulator and it's really hard to get rid of excess heat other than by radiating it away.

This is why the Apollo PLSS backpacks just straight-up vented their cooling water. Radiators are bulky and delicate, but pumping hot water into space is nice and simple.

I heartily encourage him to get out there and try it.

“Feels like 115F is fine for healthy people” -morons everywhere

This's the sort of guy who's taken his insecurity about his body to the point of an ideological hatred of the overweight. "I DON'T CARE ABOUT THIS BECAUSE I'M NOT A DISGUSTING FAT HOG. I BRING THIS UP APROPOS OF NOTHING, BECAUSE IT'S A TOPIC WHICH IS JUST ALWAYS ON MY MIND AND INFORMS EVERYTHING."

where do you know my dad from?

YES IT WILL. if your wetbulb temps are stuck to your normal temps in the weather, you can't sweat and will just cook to death without regular chill breaks. your health only buys you more time before the heat takes you down.

You CAN sweat, it just doesn't evaporate, which means no heat-loss occurs. And also means that your wet skin and soggy clothes help heat you up even faster, rather than helping to cool you down. You can't acclimate to doing physical labor in wet-bulb conditions.

Keep explaining what "wet bulb" means to people and the number of people I keep meeting that do not understand "your body will not be able to cool itself" is staggering.

I really feel like it should've gotten a more dangerous-sounding name at some point

No one could have predicted just how anti-science we would become in the "information" age. Even if it was like the "heat death index" they would just claim it was fake and overblown lol

I think that's the term we use in the desert! When I worked for Disneyland, we had Heat Index ratings and special training about how to deal with heatstroke/heat exhaustion in guests. I think at least 6 out of towners die every year at Disneyland from ignoring us about the heat!

The school systems where I teach made a big pivot to wet bulb guidelines a couple of years ago for outdoor extracurriculars and in all the training I did I never heard it described this way. This makes SO much sense and actually underscores the danger!

I am glad you took it that way. So many people hear it as like a challenge or a "limitation for weak people" and not simply physics interacting with biology. They are just convinced that they could just fan themselves enough or take their shirt off to solve the problem.

lol this is the type of thing you say when you arent lean and dont have a low resting heartrate and think those things are magical measures of overall health

Lol no kidding - When I was in the best shape I've been in - 21-22 bmi, resting heart rate in the 50s, these temps still absolutely fucking sucked

Has that idiot met most Americans?!

I am in good shape [round] with a lean [slightly to the left as my right knee is pretty iffy] and I have a low number of hearts [I only have one]. Armed with the knowledge that I am impervious to humidity, I'm off to clean my gutters in the mid-afternoon wearing a black sweatsuit. No need for water.

There’s no stinkn’ CLIMATE CHANGE 😉😆

"the skin melting storm that melts your skin is going to occur" "if you don't have skin then this won't affect you"

My lean shape and healthy heart strongly disagree.

One thing about the unprecedented 2021 heat-dome in the Pacific Northwest when literally billions of tidal-zone organisms died and over a hundred humans is it gave me a real appreciation for fully precedented 65F and plenty of rain days like today.

That's pretty much what I just said to my mom on the phone today (I'm in the PNW and she's in Ontario). It's cold and rainy, but hey, we're not on fire!

I'm glad I didn't need to light a match anywhere near my house today. At some points it was raining soo hard that it would have drowned a gas grill.

lol I think that map is funny that they have us flagged here We *always* have "extreme humidity"

These kinds of people always do a sudden about-face when they are dying on a hospital bed. "Oh shit, I was wrong! The experts actually knew what they were talking about!" No, really? Imagine if you had listened back when you could have prevented it from killing you and millions of others. Idiot.

I still have PTSD from two-a-day football practices in Florida in August when I went to school down there. Just brutal. Just getting in my car down there was a near-death experience.

That original post was dumb enough, but nearly 100% of people who post stupid shit like that are on steroids and have a resting heart rate of 🥵 anyway.

He doesn’t even have a blue check!!

Well at least we have a future of nuclear fall out to look forward to. It should cool things down a bit... 🫣🫢How does body composition improve our comfort rates for that? 😶‍🌫️🤮

Of course! That’s why I’ve never heard of an athlete dying from heat stroke.

I bet that guy thinks vaccines are what kill young healthy athletes

Jim Fix says hello. 💀🤪

This is literally why my fat ass (who grew up in a more humid climate) had to spend all day fanning the thin people, getting them in the shade, and watching electrolytes You cannot "skinny" your way out of heat safety, and if you can't evaporate your sweat, you're dead

Im a southerner. I've seen 17 year old high school athletes drop at meets in high humidity.

Marathons have people die if the temperature goes above 70

But real American men aren't pussies and are strong, unlike marathon runners "One in eight men (12%) say they could win a point in a game of tennis against 23 time grand slam winner Serena Williams"

"Win" a point, probably not...but no way most men wouldn't 'get' a point or two given as pity before she'd absolutely TROUNCE you...

I was going to say no way, but yeah she might play with her food

*Laughs in Southeast Texan*

People living in the deep South:

Girl this is the same attitude with different words. Y'all gonna die just the same as northerners if you don't take precautions and listen to the experts.

"Go outside and try it, Yankee!"

One can be lean & mean on the outside & still have crunchy blood vessels on the inside. Fact is, tall, short, thick or thin, at 37 C & 100% RH sweat can't evaporate effectively enough to cool the body. Survival time varies, but it is limited to hours, not days.

And if you're in good shape with a lean body composition, have a low resting heart rate, and give a single solitary damn about other people, this sort of thing does actually bother you.

Ding ding ding

A fun thing about me is that I don't know how to sweat properly. I get sticky, but don't cool off very well. Idk why, but we think it's genetic - mom and daughter are the same. We get too warm, we just... start shutting down. No amount of "fit n healthy" is going to turn those genes back on.

I wish all alpha males a very “go ahead, try it”

The replies are amazing

Ah yes, the smugness of healthy people. If you are feeling to hot, it is your own damned fault.

I'm happy for these people to take their own advice and go heatstroke themselves to death.

People who say shit like this never leave their air conditioned house or car for more than two minutes.

We can infer from the poster's name that they're from Brazil, and there, in most places, we have terribly high humidity for a large part of the year

Lock yourself in a car on a hot day to own the libs challenge

So desperate to make 'skinny' matter, bless em

I just saw two young skinny women in the wake of a heat exhaustion episode. The heat don't care. Stay hydrated and cool.

“Fellas is it gay to be subject to the laws of physics?” - that guy. “Yes. Get with the program.” Me. Bi guy.

Me, another bi guy: i don't think it matters what that guy finds hot, he's the ultimate walking contraception method.

HAHAHAHA

Yeah except like 60% of Americans aren't lol

Even if 100% of people were as dipshit described, the danger still exists.

yeah turns out your body doesnt actually like it if its Hot as fuck with high humidity.

Is this the Golden Done that Trump keeps talking about?

*Dome 🤬

How fit do I need to be to ignore thermodynamics again??

Basically, you have to be Superman.

If your body doesn’t look like this you’re not fit enough

You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like

That's a tampon

Hollywood and its unreasonable body images...

Brb transitioning again into a microscopic living joint complete with cartoon smoke cilia.

“Octopus spring in Yellowstone” is a very good sentence and I wish to keep it

Lol

It's all weird bragging mixed with cruel indifference, yeah? Like I don't feel the need to mention how if only people were my weight, they might survive the harsh winter.

I made this observation on the old site:

I had heat exhaustion and got really sick when I was at the healthiest I've ever been and the temperatures weren't even that high--it was the humidity that did it.

Resting HR in low 60s. I feel seen.

Meanwhile in Arizona, I've had to tap out a mile earlier than I planned on my last two runs because although I'm in relatively good shape, I know what the heat exhaustion feels like. I don't care if you're Usain Bolt. Extreme heat isn't easy on anyone's body.

Wet bulb events hate these 3 grindset tricks!

the surface of Mars is more hospitable than this

If you're in good shape with a lean body mass maybe they'll put a special gold "good work" sticker on your coffin after the wet bulb temps do their work.

A professional baseball player almost passed out today.

Well, I'm none of those things, so I plan to be bothered. Or, rather, to stay indoors w/the AC cranked. I love this class of 'advice': "If you've spent years building up a resistance to arsenic, the arsenic in your soup won't bother you!"

I mean, I run 20 miles at a time on trails for fun. I’d say my health metrics suffice. But absolutely no interest in being outside anywhere hot and humid. Grateful I live somewhere fairly dry. Once, for a lark, I tried to run on a 103° F day in Arkansas. Don’t think I lasted a quarter mile 🤣

I straight up quit mountain biking when I moved from NV to the southeast. It was so miserable I went from loving it to having absolutely zero fun with it.

Fuckin describing humans like ur statting out an npc

Last year my partner got a bad case of the DFOs* playing at the City Museum in St. Louis on a 100-degree day. Scary as shit. *Done-fell-overs - probably heat exhaustion, all I knew was suddenly he couldn't stand up and was pouring sweat as if he was under a shower.

Ah yes, sound advice from someone whose username translates to "barbecueeeeeeeeee."

I am in good shape with a lean body composition and low RHR, yet this type of thing bothers the hell out of me 😅

bro's "lean body composition" is mostly in his brain huh

Take that babies!! Lose some weight already!!

Dehydration is a great way to shed all that water weight

decomposition will shed even more!

Yeah, and you can just walk off that femur fracture while you’re at it

Now would be a really good time for DJT to visit Mar-a-lago and go play lots of golf ⛳

Hi, retired DoD physiologist who worked for much of my career in (super)human performance under thermal stress, and I got news for this chode.

Honestly fascinated. I’m autistic and know exactly when it’s more than 73F because I’m pretty much instantly disregulated mentally at 74F and above. I was stationed in San Antonio and people insisted I would acclimate. After 3 years, I did not.

Ok same and what the hell is this about - when I'm in a temp/humidity controlled space, absurdly, I still feel like I'm affected by hot temps outside.

Oh, that’s real, I bet. I suspect it’s because of solar/convective warming of the building you’re in, plus the likelihood that the a/c’s working hard/a little less efficient when it’s hotter than balls out

The quality/color of light changes. A bright winter day isn’t the same color light as a bright summer day, to me. I additionally have preferences about the underlying color of dirt/vegetation where I live. In summer I hide inside with the shades down and the ac set to 68 so that it’s actually 74.

So I’m lethargic and depressive during summer and need to nap during the brightest hours of the day even in a temperature controlled house. Separately, I was able to tell when it was 75F in the house because my son - as an infant - would get crabby and so would I. My father has the same max temp.

I think, for me at least, it's not just being hot but sensing hot. When it's hot out there's the intense light coming in the windows, you can still feel the heat when you get near the walls, and there's the noise or wind from the air conditioning. You're cool but trapped in a delicate bubble.

That sounds about right, yeah

I was a fetus in San Antonio and am *convinced* this is part of why I far prefer glacial temps. Heat’s no joke, physiologically!

I was born in Chicago and I still have trouble living anywhere without gale force winds. 🤷🏻‍♀️ but yeah it was so hot in San Antonio that not only did the wax sweat out of my combat boots, the rubber melted and stuck to the pavement during summer. We would leave black boot prints on the sidewalk.

Reminds me of Yuma MCAS in July. My god. Were you Army or USAF?

Army but joint duty station with USAF

I spent a lot of time at Brooks throughout my career.

Bro

Same body types can count on being similarly bullet proof at altitude. What an idiot.

This is the kind of person that will go out for a run during the hottest part of the day just to prove something, only to end up in the ER.

I’ve seen people out jogging at noon in 108 degree heat here in St. Louis before. That is nuts, IMO. I’m usually holed up in the central air like a vampire until dark from mid-June through October.

I see them and roll my eyes and turn the AC in my car up higher.

😂🤣👍🏻

Let's hope!

Inshallah

It is 106° heat index outside right now and some ageist ableist fatphobic provocateur wants to pretend they can go do normal Saturday outdoor activities? Fine. You first. Go pull weeds and install mulch in 106° heat. You'd really own the libs by giving yourself heatstroke.

We're gonna need them when ICE disappears all our farmworkers!

The pasty white guys wearing full face coverings, body armor and mostly black clothing? Yeah, they're gonna have a real fun time in that heat

🤣

The problem solves itself

Yeah just slap some dirt on it, walk it off

he said

I remember it bothering me thirty years ago

My resting heart rate is 61. I’m also immune to fire, so this tracks.

Immune or can you start one with your mind?

That’s for only the below 60 heart rate people.

Me sweating 24/7 for the next x number of days in that pink area. Can’t dissipate the heat.

Climate denial is eugenics

This reminds me of the people that say don’t shave your heavy coated dog in the summer because the coat acts as insulation to keep the heat out 🙄

Except. That actually has basis in reality. That's what insulation is FOR - not just to retain heat when it's cold, but to keep things COOL when it's HOT. See: Insulated thermoses. And houses.

Also, shaving your dog ups its risk of developing skin cancer + its coat may never grow back in properly. It's important to keep them brushed out (because a matted coat full of densely-packed shed hair inhibits air circulation near the skin & thus prevents cooling) but SHAVING is not necessary.

MEANWHILE, "being in shape" will not protect a human from heat stroke. Athletes sicken and die from it every year. There is NO factual basis behind this person's claim, and they could get someone killed by perpetuating it.

Hell, Emus if you look at that pellage.

Oh my god. I’m a freakin’ vet. What’s your qualification for an opinion (although I will agree that in some cases shaving might increase the risk of skin cancer)? A thermos is not the same as a constantly heat generating mammal.

Considering several vet offices I can find, the ASPCA, the American Kennel Club, and the Veterinary and Biomedical department of Texas A&M University all recommend AGAINST shaving pets in the summer I'd say you probably shouldn't be shaving your pets in the summer.

This was rude, I apologize. There are reasons to not shave dogs, but leaving a heavy coat to keep them cooler is not one.

The professionals say otherwise, and I will defer to them rather than some weird rando on the internet. Brush your damned dog instead of being lazy and exposing them to skin cancer and burns.

me waking up drenched in sweat every day

No amount of physical fitness can make you safe working outside in wet-bulb temperatures. Your sweat can't evaporate, which means your body can't shed heat -- which accumulates really quickly because "wet-bulb" means that it's also hot as balls out there. You have to change how you work to be safe!

That's not what "Wet-bulb temperature" means. The Wet-bulb temperature is a measure of the temperature that can be reached by evaporative cooling (literally measuring the temperature of a wet bulb). It always exists. There's no threshhold where conditions "become a wet-bulb temperature"

It's currently -6.7C here and there is still a wet-bulb temperature(-6.9C).

I’ve seen it used in casual parlance a lot to reference that approximate evap. cooling threshold for humans. Yeah, not really accurate (it’s a metric not a cutoff), but colloquial in this context as far as I’ve seen

It really wasn’t used that way at all until this vice article decided to completely mis communicate the concept to Americans. www.vice.com/en/article/s...

I don't think I've read that article, but clearly the information I was given was either descended from it, or came about through a similar misunderstanding. Anyway, thank you!

I had wondered about that, because I knew you can have similar conditions at much lower temperatures, but they don't come with all alarms blazing like when it's hot as can be AND too humid to cool by sweating.

Specifically it's dangerous when the wet-bulb temp is over 85 F.

TBQH I think it's a small failure of public health, given the median American, that we call it the very mundane 'wet-bulb' and not 'Atmospheric human crawdad boil' or something more to the point

I will now adopt “human crawdad boil” forthwith.

Congratulations, I deem you a public health advocate. Get out there and spread the metaphorical corn, potatoes and garlic to the masses

Where I live, it's supposed to "feel like" 42 degrees Celsius (that's 107.6 F) tomorrow. I'm coating myself with Old Bay as we speak.

It was 117 here last Thursday. (Phoenix AZ.) But our monsoon season hasn't hit yet, so the humidity was only around 10%. (It's a mere 105 today. Balmy!)

Jinkies! As a Canadian, I think I would evaporate on contact with Arizona soil.

It's a dry heat (currently), so it's like stepping into the oven, but can be physically acclimated to, especially with being careful in the sun during midday.

Pastey White Me would go up like a match. I'm built for basement troll life.

I'm a Desert Goth. Was born and bred in the LA area. I'm pasty af. You use parasols, veils, sunglasses, and you also DO NOT GO IN DIRECT SUN UNPROTECTED when it's 100+, you become nocturnal like the other animals. Weatherman literally tells you to stay out of direct sun at those temps.

I'm more of a Zatarain's man myself

We don't get those fancy things up here. I don't even think Old Bay is that common. Ottawa isn't known for it's non-human crustacean boils.

About 15 years ago, when my daughter spent a year in Canada, I learned a little Celsius temperature interpretation mnemonic: 30’s hot 20’s nice 10 is chilly Zero’s ice It does not have a line for 40, and I can’t make “human crawfish boil” scan.

30's hot, 20's nice 10 is chilly, 0's ice But 40C is how you say It's human crayfish boil day!

Part of that is that as it’s entered the public lexicon popular usage repurposed “wet bulb temperature” from meaning any wet-bulb temp (there is a wet bulb temperature in any given space) to “wet bulb temperature too high to survive in”

Well yeah, it's the reading you get when the bulb of the thermometer is wet. Scientists are sometimes uncreative but practical.

Death by Dampness

It beats the term I'm familiar with: "Devil's taint weather"

Having lived in coastal Texas for the last two decades, this is the most accurate description of living here in the summer I've heard in my LIFE.

Wet bulb is exactly what I was coming to reference! There is no level of fitness that helps when your body cannot cool itself.

Unfortunately, the means to do that involves requiring employers to provide cool places onsite for rests + time for resting when heat stress starts, fans, and either slowing down considerably or sending a lot more people because you have to account for those taking their heat breaks. Doesn't happen

I got a crash-course in worker heat safety when I was put onto a prescription with a side effect of impacting the body's ability to regulate temperature. Worker's rights - especially the right to not be placed in danger on the job - are not just human rights, they are common sense!

FUCK YEAH! UNIONIZE!! DEMAND YOUR RIGHTS AS A HUMAN PERSON WITH INTRINSIC WORTH!!!

Except in Texas.

And Florida! No water breaks for you!

Excellent time to hit the links and play a million rounds of golf at least.

Why do you think he's at bedminster..... it's not as hot as SOFL.

Still pretty humid there

Fingers crossed.

The union movement was not first a movement for better pay; it was a movement for working conditions that didn't kill you.

"Safety regulations are written in blood; usually, the blood of children" Old IATSE adage.

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Speaking as someone who has worked outdoors in 110°+ heat, this is dangerous bullshit. When I was in the best shape of my life, athletic, very low body fat, resting heart rate in the 30s, extreme heat still knocked me down. I had a 6-pack at rest, 8-pack flexed.

America's south and east coast - famously fit and lean. What could go wrong

yeah this guy’s gonna get heatstroke

Natural selection 🤷🏻‍♀️

And nothing of value would be lost

…I’m honestly remarkably okay with that.

yeah sometime around 2021 I really stopped caring about the horse paste crowd as long as they didn’t take up a ventilator on the way out

He’s in an ice plunge

Speaking of which, is it healthy to be wearing black neck gaiters and 40 pounds of dadfash in 90°/90% humidity?

maybe he can graduate to cryotherapy

Drinking liquid nitrogen because dopamine has nitrogen

My wife and I have a guilty pleasure of awful Ryan Murphy shows and the cryotherapy scene from 9-1-1 Lone Star is the GOAT, Rob Lowe is an acting god for doing that scene with a straight face

For *years* I thought I was alone

I love that for him

Let us pray…….that it happens

No he won't because he probably doesn't do any manual labor, probably works in an office and is the guy HR knows about but can't touch.

🤞

"Hitting the wet bulb temperature is fine if you're a sigma male, actually."

We're ruled by people telling us what reality is and expecting everybody to bend to it is the problem

The Secret did incredible damage.

Animals can't take that heat, either. These brosephs proclaim they can take it, but if they have a dog, they should think twice.

would be great if they tried thinking once

Unironically one of the better things the Biden administration did was have OSHA issue heat safety / injury regs.

Shhhhhhhhhhh Don't remind Them

why tf do people think fitness makes you immune to the elements