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Message: [QUOTE="Lefty2one, post: 3221908, member: 1001"] The difference is you aren't in a concrete jungle in the south. You have countryside and burbs and trees to help dissipate the heat. In NYC, you've got giant buildings holding the heat, a lack of trees, blacktops absorbing the heat, and millions of AC units adding a ton of hot air into the air. You aren't walking all over the place and taking the subway to get to and from work. Assuming you're comfortably middle class in the south, you're walking out of your air conditioned home to get in your air conditioned car to drive to your air conditioned office. Taking Metro North to the Shuttle to the 123 and walking five blocks in August and I'm looking like Sean Miller. It's a special kind of hell. [/QUOTE]