r/WellTextSucks • u/Puzzled_speedrunner • Jun 17 '23

I have football today......

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u/sprout92 Jun 17 '23

This seems like you just got in the car and it's not that hot out.

The hottest USA temp I can find for the day is 110. Still hot as balls but nowhere near this.

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u/superzenki Jun 17 '23

I have a thermostat on screen in my car and it always seems to read hotter than it actually is outside. I’ve always wondered if that’s reading the inside of how hot it is in the car, even though it’s everything else from a satellite.

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u/sprout92 Jun 17 '23

Yea these are routinely wayyyyy hotter when you first start the car. Like unreasonably so.

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u/Puzzled_speedrunner Jun 18 '23

Yeah it was actually 121. They show so much hotter then the actual temp

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u/sprout92 Jun 18 '23

Even a week ago I don't think anywhere in the US was nearly that hot...even for Arizona that's like a every few summers hot streak level.

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u/Puzzled_speedrunner Jun 18 '23

This was taken a week or two before posting while I was on my way to play American football.

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u/Loxus Jun 17 '23

Why is it showing above boiling

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '23

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u/Loxus Jun 17 '23

oh. Those weird units americans use.

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u/Regular-Chemistry-13 Jun 17 '23

Farenheit isn’t weird

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u/Loxus Jun 19 '23

It is.

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u/Regular-Chemistry-13 Jun 19 '23

No it isn’t but I really don’t care

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u/Loxus Jun 19 '23

It is, but me neither, lol.