Basic Instructions by Scott Meyer

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  1. c00k13m0n5t3r

    c00k13m0n5t3r said, 6 months ago

    Scott, hope it’s just a coincidence that your character wears the same T-shirt in all seasons…

  2. Doctor Toon

    Doctor ToonGenius_badge said, 6 months ago

    I’m frozen foods manager for a grocery store.
    During the summer everyone says they would love my job.
    In the winter I hear how awful it must be.
    I’ve always liked the cold, feels fine to me year round.

  3. ds133

    ds133Genius_badge said, 6 months ago

    Ha! I’m always on the never cold side of this conversation, and the other person never fails to say, “But its freezing!” whenever I state that I don’t need a coat. Then come summer, I live in air conditioning cause I can’t stand the heat.

    I keep thinking I need to move somewhere colder, like the Arctic circle.

  4. cleokaya

    cleokayaGenius_badge said, 6 months ago

    I am also the last person to put on a jacket. Until I got married, my thermometer in my house was set at 59 degrees, unless I had guests, but I can also tolerate the heat. Where I admit defeat is in hot, humid climates, like Houston or Miami after a rain. I do not like to be sticky hot.

  5. Orgelspieler

    Orgelspieler said, 6 months ago

    ds133 - it’s great until the permafrost melts and your cabin starts to sink into the earth. That, and the mosquitoes.

  6. boozoothatswho

    boozoothatswho said, 6 months ago

    Cold is relative. If I’m skiing, cold is wonderful. If I’m standing in eight inches of slush waiting for a train because snowstorms don’t cancel work, cold is hell.

  7. Radical-Knight

    Radical-KnightGenius_badge said, 6 months ago

    You can’t please all the people most of the time.

  8. Terry1844

    Terry1844 said, 6 months ago

    note to audience the leading character in the black t-shirt with the shaved head with the Fu-Manchu beard and goatee might suggest that the he might…. just might be just a little shall we say not too concerned with discomfort