By lpspann87 - 25/04/2011 17:02 - United States

Today, I moved to Florida because I have poor circulation and need to be in a warm environment. The first day at my new job, I discovered my co-worker is an overweight man who wears a wool suit every day, and insists on keeping the office chilled to 65 degrees. I can't feel my fingers or toes. FML
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ciarafox9 9

usually, I would make some witty comment... but this just sucks :(

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Trainspotting_fml 9

Just keep your head cool and don't argue with him. You don't want things heating up in the office now do we?

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hazelkee 0

that stinks. average room temp is 68 though.

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smileydancer92 2

that's colder than room temperature .

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danz123 7

So he's... a fat man in sheep's clothing? Watch out OP, the room's not the only thing that's cold here.

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collegeadministr 0

You were honestly hoping that your new office wouldn't use copious amounts of AC in Florida? it's Florida!!! you're going to find how hot and miserable FL can be!

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Calyx_fml 21

FLA is all about the AC. Shoulda move to HI.

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wisericky 12

yay! welcome to Flordia OP, we have orange juice :D

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Sprocket 5

Whoa, you have orange juice? Us too in Michigan. Now if you mean growing, that might be a different story...

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wisericky 12

wait so your saying that theres OJ in other parts of the US? wtf, quit stealing our OJ D:

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boygeorgebaby 0

i recomend a space heater for your office if you can have one, or some gloves...or a new job. FYL, op.

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Sammara 0

Space heaters aren't much more of a fire hazard than a normal heater, if used properly. I've used them for years and never had a problem. If the company is unwilling to make the temperature more bearable overall, they need to be willing to allow such a "risk."

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boygeorgebaby 0

same. my sister has one less than 6 inches from her bed and we've never had a problem, but maybe that's just luck xP they are a fire hazard though, so op would have to check with their boss.

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RedPillSucks 31

why does he get to control the thermostat? Does each office have a thermostat? Where I work, there's a thermostat for the entire hall. Perhaps you should have a discussion with him or your manager to come to some mutual agreed temperature.

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Alicia17C 2

that's what I was thinking. if his boss keeps it cold then it can b an fml, but why does his co worker have control?

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VitaLp 14

Also what I was thinking. Not to mention OP has a medical condition, so if anyone gets to have 'control' over the AC it should be him/her.

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kittykat1501 31

52 your pic is adorable

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Prankster7o7 5

65 degrees? Puuuuuuuusssssssyyyy!

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xyz700 5

He can't do that. If you need to have a warm environment due to a medical condition, your workplace HAS to provide that. they cant put you at risk like that. They'll give you what you want. They'll be terrified of a lawsuit.

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