Comments by "Piccalilli Pit" (@piccalillipit9211) on "What impact will 40°C heat have on the UK? - BBC News" video.

@Backlawn - It is in a country built for a maximum of 90F. For a population only acclimatized to 80F. when it got to 100F in 2019 - 1200 people died... So you want to tell the people who will die today that " It’s really not that bad but okay man… " ???
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@ChristineFisher123 - Ima Brit - 52 Y/O living and working in Bulgaria where it gets 40ºC every year - Its a completely different way of life. MUCH slower, cos you suffer heat stroke trying to live at UK speeds. You get up at 5.30am and work until 12. then you have food and you have a sleep until 4pm. All the windows and curtains closed. Then yo start work again for a couple of hours and you are in bed by 10. You DO NOT go outside between 12 and 4. When you do go outside you walk in the shade, you wear a hat and long sleaves linen shirt. You drink 8+ pints of water a day. At 40ºC or 45 as we sometimes get - you REALLY have to respect the heat, it dictates your entire life and your entire day. I think this will come very hard to brits, not to do things when you want to do things...
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