By lissabobissa - 20/07/2015 07:32 - United States - San Francisco

Today, the AC broke at work. I work in a hotel and every single guest asked me if I knew how hot it was in the lobby. It was 96 degrees for 7 hours. I definitely knew. FML
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lissabobissa 18

Hello everyone! OP here. Anyways, it was pretty funny after a while how all the guests kept trying to make small talk about the heat while I was visibly sweaty and annoyed (attractive, I know.) Luckily we have a shuttle and I periodically just went out and sat in it for a few minutes with the AC blasting in my face so it helped a little. Also, my boss called in a technician the next day who fixed it. Hopefully it doesn't happen again because it was horrible and having to wear long sleeves, a vest, and a tie as the uniform didn't help! :(

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Attacksloth 33

I work customer service as well, and by far the most common question I get is "why are you working on the weekend? It's such nice weather out there!" ... each time, tempted to say "I'm here, because your presence necessitates my presence."

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S1N9UL4R17Y 8

could be a lot worse. try working digging ditches in that temp with the sun beating down on you, while humid as hell, and no breeze. you don't have it all that bad.

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Rented_eyebrows 18

Open the bloody windows next time... Maybe?

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JustJumped 22

I used to work for dominos, 110-120+ was not uncommon in summer. Try that living hell

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zarrganaut 17

Where I work there is no a/c. It was 95 or higher yesterday, and the building was probably 110 degrees. I feel your pain.

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Flyndaran 10

Temperature is only half the story. At 41, humidity matters more to me, for example, than temperature. I had little trouble hiking in 103 F when 19% humidity, while felt horrible in 82 F and 38%. As a youth, I suffered heat exhaustion in 82 F but ran barefoot in the snow. Everyone's tolerances are different.

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schreibergx93 19

That's rough, I love the heat, but while working.

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lissabobissa 18

Hello everyone! OP here. Anyways, it was pretty funny after a while how all the guests kept trying to make small talk about the heat while I was visibly sweaty and annoyed (attractive, I know.) Luckily we have a shuttle and I periodically just went out and sat in it for a few minutes with the AC blasting in my face so it helped a little. Also, my boss called in a technician the next day who fixed it. Hopefully it doesn't happen again because it was horrible and having to wear long sleeves, a vest, and a tie as the uniform didn't help! :(

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Attacksloth 33

I work customer service as well, and by far the most common question I get is "why are you working on the weekend? It's such nice weather out there!" ... each time, tempted to say "I'm here, because your presence necessitates my presence."

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MidnaLink 33

Smart! Very smart, I'm using that first chance I get.

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rocker_chick105 31

I have customers who come in on Friday and say "at least it's Friday!" Or "at least you have the weekend!" Not realizing so many people in retail work weekends...

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bruh21 18

My ac broke two nights ago its now 109 degrees and i cant sleep

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kaybessxo 16

That's terrible. :( I'm sorry hope you can get a new one soon.

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anonymuse_fml 31

If that were Celsius, I'm pretty sure OP would be dead and unable to post this to FML.

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