You say, “Between 11pm and 6am the central heating is limited to 17C (which is pretty cold).”
17C is not “pretty cold”. It’s not even chilly. You don’t need to exaggerate to make your points. It undermines your credibility as a policy pundit. Keep it real!
You say, “Between 11pm and 6am the central heating is limited to 17C (which is pretty cold).”
17C is not “pretty cold”. It’s not even chilly. You don’t need to exaggerate to make your points. It undermines your credibility as a policy pundit. Keep it real!
To me 17C is pretty cold indoors. Perhaps for someone living in Texas that is a good indoor temperature, but in Norway where it can get down to -20C in the winter, I don't like having 17C indoors. Around 22C is ideal!
You say, “Between 11pm and 6am the central heating is limited to 17C (which is pretty cold).”
17C is not “pretty cold”. It’s not even chilly. You don’t need to exaggerate to make your points. It undermines your credibility as a policy pundit. Keep it real!
To me 17C is pretty cold indoors. Perhaps for someone living in Texas that is a good indoor temperature, but in Norway where it can get down to -20C in the winter, I don't like having 17C indoors. Around 22C is ideal!