• @pastaPersona
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    14310 months ago

    Bet half of these people drink a hot cup of coffee every morning even when it’s hot out

    • @[email protected]
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      2610 months ago

      its me, im half of these people. Every temperature is a good temperature for a caffiene fix.

      dont you dare eat icecream when its cold out tho

      • Catpurrple
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        1710 months ago

        If it’s below freezing outside and you get a cone, the ice cream will never melt and drip everywhere.

        • @krashmo
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          110 months ago

          Unless you touch it with something hot, like maybe your tongue?

      • @cm0002
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        910 months ago

        dont you dare eat icecream when its cold out tho

        Alaska has entered the chat

      • Franklin
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        510 months ago

        I did it yesterday and it was -2c out , I was so jazzed that the local ice cream place was even open (28f for the metric impaired)

    • lurch (he/him)
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      -710 months ago

      Actually, a hot beverage makes you cool down in hot weather. I don’t do it myself though. People who do that usually use tea.

      • OurTragicUniverse
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        10 months ago

        I’ve seen and heard this repeated so often but I seriously struggle to believe it.

        Yeah sure it burns calories warming cold water up inside your body, but when you chug cold water on a hot day you can literally feel it inside you cooling you down.

        Drinking hot drinks on a hot day warms you up further because you’re holding a hot cup and sweating and steamy and basically purposefully making yourselt uncomfortable.

        (Edited for spelling)

        • Riven
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          410 months ago

          You need to live in a dry climate for it to work. The increased sweating more than makes up for the added heat from the tea.