German summer

[chocomelonsugarhigh]

Anything beneath 30 degrees Celsius is technically winter for us southeast asian folks

[-FermatsletzterSatz-]

Everything above 25 degrees melts my brain.

[nicolesaeger]

When you guys made the video where he's sweating and says "my ancestors were made to survive the ice age" was so great, I say that everytine summer hits😅

[DemanaJaire]

My husband is from Venezuela. We live in Poland now. He says that for some reason summer in Poland is much worse than any season in Venezuela. He says the heat is very different.

[maybe]

Your Filipino neighbor enjoying newly brewed coffee at high noon:

[unknownboy]

In India 40°C is considered as normal temperature in summer 😢

[ravishanautiyal]

As an Indian who's currently battling a 45 degree heatwave, I relate to this lmao

[piyasamondal-ivzr]

Meanwhile people in India surviving at 50°

[lveLY]

As a British person anything over 20 makes us go into a nation wide panic😂

[silversurfer]

As a Swede i would prefer -30 over +30, i can always put on more clothes. But if it gets too hot, you can do nothing 😢

[fleacythesheepgirl]

I’m Canadian and anything over 25C makes me wilt like a hothouse orchid 🥵

[biyukun]

I'm a white American, and most of my friends are Indian. It's infuriating how clean and fresh they look after a summer hike while I look like a melting pink pig!

[olufunke_zoe]

As a Nigerian, it's 30 degrees this morning and my kids wore sweaters to school😂

[puppyloverr]

As an Indian ( from Chennai) who lives in Canada, Canadians say that 25° is a heatwave while back in india we would be wearing sweaters at 30° because it's considered " winter"

[marystone]

I've lived in Germany my entire life, and the German summer still kills me every time. Anything hotter than 23°C, and I'm a zombie with a headache, shuffling around miserably.

[Blackpink_Blink]

Same in Romania, we have like 40 degrees in the summer 🫤

[santaabolina]

My husband is from Egypt but they have a dry heat there but in my country we have a wet heat. Same temperatures feel totally different. In his country I sometimes need a sweater at 25 because it feels chilly and 30 feels quite fine because dry wind cools you, but 30 in my country feels like laying in a hot tub. Even my husband feels hot here in those (for him) low temperatures.

[celinnec.valdez]

As a Filipino, incredibly relatable. It could literally be like 40 degrees outside and some still wear a jacket

[blushface]

I’ve lived my whole life with 40-45 summers… I still am immediately melting when I step foot outside & it’s only 35ish recently 😭😭😭

[madamdragon]

I know right. It's the same here in Texas. 30 is like a nice cool spring day.