How do you survive going to work in the summer?
Hey, how do you survive temperatures of 30°C or more on the return journey? I wanted to use the 9-euro ticket as an opportunity to save a bit by doing some temporary work, but I'm worried that I'll fall asleep too late (because of the temperature) or that I won't even survive the journey there and back. How do you manage without a car? I think it'll be about a 10-minute walk, a 5-10-minute wait, a 15-minute train ride, and, depending on the location, another 15-minute walk.
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This is completely normal for many young people under 18 to go by train for training and the Ebenfals at 1 hour distance and at 6 a.m.
Just as you pass through a night, your journey is also full of survival within and without problems.
I drive to any temperature by bus and sometimes it is very bad, because there is often not even an air conditioning system and the waiting time at the stops can also be very long. I can’t change much, but try to drink it with extra water and best try to find a seat, otherwise you sweat faster… Many tips are not available
I can’t just say that. I had to go to the totally overheated car a few times a day, worked hard physically and still live.
Fully normal
Before I had my car, I drove by train in any weather and I still live
The working path is a dream, movement, fresh air and not too far.
naja is a minimum bill or best
By working at home and at night, I sleep during the day. Temperatures don’t hurt me. 😂😂
Sleeping at 32°C would be absolutely fucking. except you have a climate
I have a mobile, they are not so expensive. A blessing for every warm summer 😂
Welcome to real life! Hundreds of thousands of people in Germany also need to work in hot weather.
Your problem seems to be the way back and forth. Ask people who work in road construction, horticulture or on construction sites. The have really reason to complain.
Can’t understand your problem.
Are you wearing a long suit?
ne, I’m only inexperienced to go out on hot months. so far was only pupils and long-term unemployed, therefore 0 experience regarding working at summer heat.
may possibly be a stupid question, but better than remain stupid.
It’s not bad either. I’ve been wearing suits for years and it’s very strong on the material. Most of them will confirm that you’re running your pants under the arms. It’s also unpleasant.
There are special substances for the summer that can help.
I was already on the road as a tourist at 46°. Simply drink, move, use shadow. Lauwarm shower, cold sweats. You get used to it.