• HubertManne@moist.catsweat.com
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    5 months ago

    one of the best working situations I had was being 3 miles from work. Walking was a nice workout and faster than most folks commutes. Would pass 3 parks btw during the stroll that had water fountains in the summer. If I was running late could bike it which was so quick it felt I was getting off my bike just after I got on. If the weather was bad or I just felt inclined to the bus was a straight shot.

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      5 months ago

      Only dumb thing is if you are prone to sweating. I wouldn’t be able to do your routine not out of fitness issues, but because my body just flips on the sweat switch ™ when I do anything above 20 °C. Then you need changing rooms with a shower at your workplace.

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        5 months ago

        Yep, I sweat like a horse, doing anything. I’m not a fat bastard, I’ve been like this since I was a kid.

        I know people that workout during lunch. I ain’t got time to eat, workout, and shower - not just “rinse off”, my ass needs a shower.

        I’ve done walk to work occasionally with on-site visits where the hotel was close to the client… In the winter. Summer? No fucking way.

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        5 months ago

        ah. forgot to mention my work gave me access to showers, but most of the time I was fine and I did have the bus option which (usually) had ac.

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        Then you need changing rooms with a shower at your workplace.

        That really ought to be mandated by the building code. BRB, calling my city councilperson.

        Edit: nvm, it’s lunchtime. I’ve got to wait an hour.

        Edit 2: done.