Apparently, in the workplace, what's comfortable for men, both metabolism-wise and clothing-wise. Which is why you see so many women wearing sweaters, even in the summer, in some offices, and so many women in colder climes end up with space heaters under their desks.
What's interesting is the realization that this is seen as a "women's thing" — that (as occurred in this article here) it's up to women to cope with it: wear a sweater, or wear heavier clothing, or whatever. The idea that we might raise the office temp a little bit and have men wear different clothing and the like to cope with it … well, that's just crazy-talk.
The Great Air-Conditioning Debate of 2015 Has Reached Its Nadir
The power of a mansplainer to ruin everything was never better illustrated than in this CNN clip, grabbed by RawStory’s David Edwards, where contributor Richard Quest dresses down all of womankind for wearing summery clothes in the summer. The segment, hosted by Brooke Baldwin, was intended to be a light-hearted discussion of a recent New…
