AC

Do other bus riders feel as frozen as I do?

It seems to be the trend that when the temperature tops a blazing 65 degrees in Pittsburgh, the air-conditioning is cranked on high.

It's possible that I'm especially sensitive since I've lived in Ukraine and Seattle the past 5 years. Those places either can't afford or have no need for AC. It feels more human, not to have to go between air-conditioned, hermetic buildings and an outdoor sauna, as Virginians are forced to do.