Is it hot in here or is it just me?
May. 24th, 2006 12:16 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bobcatmoranWell, some genius at the regional HQ decided that, in order to save money on air conditioning this summer, the thermostat at the store where I work should be set a bit higher. Okay, good idea. Saving energy is good — my family does the same thing, turning up the thermostat when we switch from heating to A/C. However, it was warm enough in the store that customers in t-shirts were making comments like, "It's hot in here, isn't it? How can you stay here all day like this?"
Seriously, I know they have signs up all over that say, "summer," but does it have to feel like that indoors as well? The temperature outside was near 80°, and I couldn't feel any difference when I walked from the store to outside and vice versa. They're going to lose customers at this rate because people don't like to be slow-cooked as they shop.
Seriously, I know they have signs up all over that say, "summer," but does it have to feel like that indoors as well? The temperature outside was near 80°, and I couldn't feel any difference when I walked from the store to outside and vice versa. They're going to lose customers at this rate because people don't like to be slow-cooked as they shop.
