Anonymous wrote:It’s what like 60-70 at 7 am? Unless you have some strange hours and go to work at noon this should not be an issue.
Anonymous wrote:It’s what like 60-70 at 7 am? Unless you have some strange hours and go to work at noon this should not be an issue.
Anonymous wrote:I have a driver, but I cannot imagine the metro is much worse. Aren't the trains air conditioned? And the stations?
Anonymous wrote:I have a driver, but I cannot imagine the metro is much worse. Aren't the trains air conditioned? And the stations?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hair in a sleek bun.
Flip flops.
Wear a skirt and tank top, and then your nice blouse and cardigan or jacket are carried to work on a hanger with shoes in a tote. In this weather, I’m never the only one waiting for the train carrying an entire outfit. For after work, I keep shorts and a workout top in my bag.
Carrying all this stuff (and on a hanger!) is only going to make that walk hotter and more tiring.
Anonymous wrote:Hair in a sleek bun.
Flip flops.
Wear a skirt and tank top, and then your nice blouse and cardigan or jacket are carried to work on a hanger with shoes in a tote. In this weather, I’m never the only one waiting for the train carrying an entire outfit. For after work, I keep shorts and a workout top in my bag.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You should just assume you'll sweat like a faucet and bring wipes of some sort and a new work outfit for once you get to work, to change into.
This. Every morning, I shower and put on comfy, cotton, crap clothes and sandals for my commute and bring a complete change of clothes for work -- bra, panties, outfit, shoes. I bring a washcloth or two and do a bathroom wipe down plus fresh deodorant. Washcloths go in a ziplock to be laundered later.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It’s what like 60-70 at 7 am? Unless you have some strange hours and go to work at noon this should not be an issue.
Presumably, they are not also returning home at 7 am and it will be much hotter/more humid at the end of the work day?
Anonymous wrote:It’s what like 60-70 at 7 am? Unless you have some strange hours and go to work at noon this should not be an issue.
Anonymous wrote:Agree that a full change of clothes is the way to go. I used to walk into the office looking like a camp counselor when I had a walk/ metro/ walk commute.
Anonymous wrote:It’s what like 60-70 at 7 am? Unless you have some strange hours and go to work at noon this should not be an issue.
Anonymous wrote:Are you too cheap to Uber?
Anonymous wrote:Are you too cheap to Uber?