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[saviorexe]

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[mercurio]

ehhhh...
did u have like a cooling system before?

[saviorexe]

No. I was able to monitor outside temperatures, for the sake of identifying (and avoiding) extreme heat and cold. But I couldn't feel any of it.

It's different now. I've been sweating a lot in this sun.

[mercurio]

oh ok so even if you wouldn't feel it being cold or hot it'd still definitely affect you right?
like if it's too hot it'd be damaging...

[he feels bad for thinking about when his phone gets too hot when charging]

hey! sweating is a good thing! it's your body trying to keep cool
you just gotta make sure you keep hydrated

[saviorexe]

Too hot or too cold and it would have damaged my biocomponents. So yes, even if I couldn’t feel it, it was important to monitor.

I know, but that doesn’t exactly make it pleasant, either.

[mercurio]

yeah i know sweating sucks unless you're actively exercising
do you do any exercising??

let's go somewhere cool with air conditioner after you find me!!

[saviorexe]

I run in the morning. There’s a track that follows the river that cuts through the city. The sight itself is worth it, and I’ve been able to jog/run longer without tiring. Do you?

Sure. Are you hungry, by the way?

[mercurio]

ohhh morning jogs! you gotta show me that route i'm a morning jogger person too
and if it's got a hella view then that's a plus in itself

the idea of having to eat bugs makes me not be hungry actually

[saviorexe]

I'd be more than happy to. There's not much in the way of nature here, beyond the skyparks, so you have to learn to appreciate what you can, when you can.

I would say that you might not be able to escape the bugs, given that they're a staple, but that'd make me a hypocrite. I try to avoid them when possible, too.