‘I live in the far north of England, the amount of people who refuse to turn heating on until November blows my mind. We’ve already had frosts and very close to 0c nights.’
–web3monk
14.
‘I’m Scottish and I have no issue putting the heating on when it’s cold. Even if that’s mid July.’
–Adorable_Village4345
15.
‘The fact that energy companies are making billions in profit, yet keep increasing prices boils my piss a bit. I try my best not to contribute to that greed.’
–ScottyDug
16.
‘People are obviously just well hard. I set my heating to 21.5 and I’m proud. Fuck shivering away at 16 degrees with tonnes of layers and telling the missus and baby to suck it up.’
–_indi
17.
‘It’s a sport. The unwritten rule is you hold out until the clocks go back, and they went back on Sunday, so you’re officially allowed now. Before that, “put a jumper on” was the whole energy policy.’
–Inevitable_Pen_4092
18.
‘Because wearing appropriately layered clothes is the most logical way to keep warm. When it gets cold enough that there is a need for additional heating on top of that then by all means heat the space, but I will never understand people who complain that putting a jumper on is somehow uncomfortable and thus it is reasonable to start running the heating as soon as temperatures drop below t-shirt warm rather than putting on some seasonally appropriate clothing.’
–distraction_pie
19.
‘Just another opportunity for us to moan about the weather while we queue patiently.’
–eReadingAuthor
20.
‘It’s not taboo, just a conversational point of difference.
Everyone will have a different answer, it’s a mild harmless debate, that is a sub-conversation of talking about the weather. Which we like to do…’
–JonnyAirtime
21.
‘My excuse? I have no idea how to turn mine on.’
–HisLoba97
