Our teacher enjoys the furnace too much, as well as it is making all the students uncomfortable.
It feels love I am going to my Grandma’s house every time that I was in the classroom.
I entirely don’t understand why older people recognize that they cannot live without their a/cs. Do you think that it has something to do with the generation that they lived in? I think that they didn’t usually have a/cs in their houses, which means that the temperatures were much warmer in the summer. I would also imagine that it was pretty tough to regulate some of the furnace systems back them. Now, the two of us have thermostats that are a lot more accurate than the thermostats that they used to have, and unluckyly, the older teachers that drew up with wood stoves as well as a lack of a/cs never lost their love for colder temperatures. I have a teacher that legitimately enjoys the heater. While most teachers set their gas gas furnaces at 70 degrees, this teacher keeps his thermostat set for 79 degrees, which is extremely warm for a gas furnace, and you can already suppose that he doesn’t love the a/c either. While it isn’t making us die or melt, the high temperature of the heating plan makes us undoubtedly tired. His class is the first class of the day, as well as he speaks in a low monotone. When you combine the heating plan with his mannerisms, most of the students struggle to stay away while in his class. While being warm is better than being too cold, I wish that he would use his heating plan a little less.
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