"What It's Like for Veronika's Friend to Ignore a Warning and Regret It Later" 😂
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Even my glasses are sweating 😂😂😂
This happened to me all week. Made me want to slap someone for just looking my way.
Yeah they fog up when you leave the AC 😂
@@victoryv9575 That irks me.
This is hysterical. NEW YAWKAS are so used to walking everywhere. When I moved down here from ASTORIA, holy cow, I couldn't breathe when I walked outside. Been her 20 years now and am used to it but that SCHITT is BRUTAL if you ain't used to it 😂
You ain’t even lying. Lived in Orlando for about a year, that heat is different trust me.
Facts!
I live in Charleston, SC and the heat and humidity is BRUTAL!! There's a big difference between dry heat and wet heat. The tourists come from up north and pass out by mid day in the summer. You definitely sweat in places you didn't know could sweat😂
We don’t talk like that why did you write new yawka like that lmao 😂
Hey! I’m from Astoria too!!! I could never live in Florida though. I can’t take the heat and humidity.
Honey, Florida's humidity and heat are NOT for the WEAK! 😅
Lol sounds like where I live in Australia!😂
I moved from Florida to Minnesota, and people there warned me about how humid the summer would be. I was like, I moved from the swamp that is Florida. I think I can handle Minnesota humidity. I ended up moving back a few years later, so now every time I open the door it feels like opening the dishwasher while it’s still running.
Im from mexico and all can say is that florida ain’t that bad i like hot and humid. There are way worse climates in my opinion I cant stand the cold if canada for example.
Amen!! Lol
Connecticut earlier this week.
101 with 98% humidity.
Was pretty brutal
"There's parts of me sweating that I didn't know could sweat" has me laughing so hard. :)
So many great one liners in a 2 minute video. Brilliant!🤣😂😅😂🤣
"I got heat stroke!"
Heat AND humidity in any state can be sooooo disrespectful!!🥵
Anywhere in the South period is pure Hellllllll. VA is like Florida especially in Hampton Roads because it's a peninsula. So heat and water together ☠️. Even if you were crazy enough to walk outside naked you will come running back to your house in Virginia😂😂😂
My friend is coming to visit me in AZ and is freaking about our 110. I just sent this to her. 😂
I’m in California. Sure we get some very occasional 100 days but most often it’s in the 80s and 90s on a hotter day. We thought about moving to AZ, then I heard about the heat and said oh HELL NO!
Ya, they try and tell you it's a dry heat, but it's still hot AF lol.
So funny! "I been trying to drink my sweat but it's hot".🤣 LMAO!
Florida taught me that I could sweat from the knees. I didn't know that before.
Oh yes! Behind the knees gets very sweaty
@@AshendaFiremyst thats normal I think they meant the actual knee like the front 😭
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Not to mention the people like me that come to visit AND still have on A FULL SET OF CLOTHES because of the BUGS/LIZARDS/PEOPLE WALKING AROUND WITH SNAKES/THE PEOPLE WALKING AROUND WITH IGUANAS ON A FREAKING LEASH!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
@@Pawdeendra😂😂😂😂 the front of the knees! Yeah, that's bad
Southern Heat ain't for New Yorkers. That humidity will take us DOWN first try
I'm English, and found this out the hard way in my first June in Texas 😂 I was used to cycling six miles on my bike, and an hour in the gymn, so one mile shouldn't be a difficulty 😂 I arrived and was sure I was going to throw up! I had to sit down and rest for ages! 😂 Of course when I came back again (I didn't learn the first time) in August, I found out that June was just a preheating stage 😂😂😂
what are you, a roasting chicken? Texas you can get the skin crispy just putting it outside for half an hour!! I'm in the UK and as a nation we'd die out en masse in Texas temperatures
June heat is definitely different from august heat. If you don't have to leave the house, don't‼️
Try golfing in Florida in August. You get exhausted riding in a golf cart from 94% beating down on you. And, because it rains daily, you can feel the moisture rising out of the course and you can relate to a lobster being steamed. I think I'll wait until late September to try it again, not as young as I used to be.
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We have the gulf coast humidity along with the 108 degree days here in North Texas. I leave work at 11 PM and one night last week it was still 98 degrees when I left for home.
As a long time Floridian, I am loving this!!🤓
Glad you enjoy it!
I’m just hoping that @omgitswicks got it on his flip phone. 😅
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OH !!! you going to walk???😂😂😂😂
Yesterday it was 93 degrees and 89% humidity. Just stay home and eat cereal.
I have relatives in Georgia and I'll only go visit when it's close to fall 😅...
I live in Georgia. Not going to fault you. But even the Fall here can cook you.
Lmfao even my glasses are sweating 😂😂
Veronika so savage laughing at her friend's pain,lol. But she wasnt wrong, gas aint cheap and it was literally a block away.
Cheap enough to not deal with 99% weather with the sun melting you
You're right, gas ain't cheap, and Veronika was brutal, but sometimes sometimes you gotta do safety first
For people not used to US (like me!) up the block is probably 1500 meters walking along an avenue so large it's a like a high speed road with almost no trees at all or any kind of shade. Then you have to walk another 300 meters thru the parking lot 😂
Sounds about right.
City blocks are 4/mile, and large grocery stores will easily take up a couple of blocks' worth of space with parking and the store itself. "Right up the block" usually means in visual range and a couple of blocks away, so that's reasonably a .5km - 2.5 km hike without shade in 90+F and 60+ humidity.
I've walked about 645 meters to the Publix near where I live, but even then I doubt I'd get there before someone a car.
This is my 3rd summer in Fla ( originally from New York, then the mountains in NC) and I still haven’t figured a game plan out! You go from AC house to AC car to AC stores and still sweat in between 🥵🥵🥵. I keep thinking eventually I will get used to it 🙄🙄🙄
Lifer here. Good luck with that (not making fun of you either). I have family members, older and younger, that still complain and we were all born and raised here.
I am from Texas which is also super hot. I’ve thought about the people that lived in places like Florida and Texas before AC was invented. Can you imagine what that must have been like? Not sure how the Willis Carrier, who invented AC, does not have an international holiday named after him.
Man Florida ain't no joke! Somebody is somewhere turning the heat up on our azz😂😂😂 the humidity makes it worse!!
I used to to live in Fl , now I live in Va. My best friend still lives in j-ville and went down there for a week around her birthday. I kid you not, it got up to 93 degrees with 90% humidity ....in NOVEMBER! She asked me about moving back down there and I was like, "hell nah, not while I'm still breathing"! I'm thinking about moving somewhere further north, cause Va getting too damn hot for me now...😂
Move to the UK. We rarely get above 70 degrees. If it gets to 80 we hide till it goes away :)
I live in Orlando and this is true. But, I used to live in Chicago and, if I never have to shovel snow again in my life, it will be too soon. I still have my wolf fur trimmed winter parka to remind me of those days and that January is a great month for golf here.
"Imma dead-ass be there before you" I love the way she said that 😂
Dying 😂😂😂 I mean...if you commit to walking, hoof it, girl. Hike like it's a mountain 😂
"I don't know when I'm gonna see you again"😂😂😂
She's not lying. My niece lives in Florida, and when I visited her from Philly, during a heatwave, I thought I could walk to a few places. I couldn't understand why everyone drove from one air-conditioned place to another. OMG!! I learned my lesson.
People in the past must have been made of way tougher stuff than we are now. No AC, no fans, they just straight-up lived in the heat ALL the time and didn't die from it.
They dressed for the weather and buildings were built to deal with it. They understood air flow and how to catch and use the breeze. Plus, it wasn't concrete everywhere, so the heat could dissipate better in cities.
I moved to Florida in 1983 from Pennsylvania and it definitely WAS NOT as hot as it is now.
@@valerieking5265 The planet is slowly coming out of a cooling period. There have been mini "Ice AGes" that last hundreds of years, but we go through "cool ages" that last a decade or two.
The 70s were cooler than the 80s. The 90s were cooler than now. Things change, slowly, over time. Dressing for the location - using natural fibers, layers, high ceilings, drinking lots of water - are all things that help humans in hot areas adapt. When you go from AC home to AC car to AC work, you don't give yourself a chance to adapt.
Hahaha reminds me the time I left Canada for a holiday, driving a VW camper van with no air conditioning.. headed to New Orleans and Key West respectively, to go camping! Brutally hot and humid and it was only May! I had NEVER EXPERIENCED HEAT LIKE THAT!
Parts of me are sweating that I didn't know could sweat.!!!!😂😮😅😊
@@Lawyer28-oh1te that made me laugh so hard!😂😂😂
Texas and Florida summer heat will kick your ass. Take the advice of the locals and you’ll learn to manage it.
This will never not be funny. Especially coming from living in Tennessee. Humidity here sucks.
I've lived in New York City, Florida and now East Tennessee. Florida's heat and humidity is the worst because it lasts 10 months of the year
@@debbiemurphy5050 I don't know. East Tennessee is a mountain range. Higher elevations generally mean cooler. Usually. :) I'm in the middle part of the state where we get to cook, and simmer in our own juices. Its horrible July through September. Been to Florida a couple times. I don't recall it being that bad, but I was at the beach most of the time.
@@Cline3911 we have not had rain in over 2 months here in Dandridge and it has been in the high 90s, with a feels like temperature of over 100°. The only thing that saves Florida the terrible heat is the daily afternoon shower during the summer.
@@debbiemurphy5050 Yeah I'm not a big fan of said sunshine after a brief downpour. The kind where you see the steam rising from the road 30 seconds after the rain stops and the sun returns. Ugh.
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This one is the funniest one so far I have seen yet! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bro, the sun ain't supposed to kick my ass like this, brutal😂😂😂😂
The person that come up with
this stuff is a genius
It is 114 in Az today, we do not walk anywhere right now!
99° is not that bad.... Now, 100°, then it's too hot.
Gotta draw a line somewhere.
It hit 100 degrees last week here in HOTlanta! #StayCOOLFolks
@@clove8763 I live near Augusta GA, it's mucho hotto here as well.
I live in Aust, southern regions, where the summers are hot, but dry.
That brings its own issues, the sweat evaporates almost as fast as you produce it, the salt in the sweat doesnt evaporate, but concentrates till the sweat turns into a super saturated salty acid ... with salt crystals. So when you move, you skin is simultaneously cut and then have salt enter the cuts. Affect larger people more, as more skin to skin rubbing.
Can you say ouch?
Currently winter here, veeeeery nice.
Can confirm. I spent the 4th of July in Miami and couldn't make it two blocks without an airco break.
Fr? I visited some family in Florida for the first time a few years ago. I mostly walked everywhere, and I don't remember getting heat stroke.
It was 100° weather too. I made sure I brought that 100 spf full spectrum sunscreen and a water bottle everywhere with me. I didn't have a problem, and I come from Oregon.
Yall weak. Humitity made my hair fabulous, and I found out my aunt kayaks with aligators.
Tucson AZ..July 5 2024 105 degrees " but it's a dry heat " 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂........just saying........
I can't remember the last time I laughed this hard 😂
Girl I live in Texas I GET it, haha. The way she called her crying like she was never gonna see her again!
Sometimes I'm totally the friend who drives and other times I'm no way in hell gonna give up good parking for a two minute drive.
Now, this is hysterical! She must have thought that she was in Nevada! 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 My whole stomach hurt from this joint 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It is crazy. I’m from Seattle but I live in Louisiana now. I try to get out for a walk but it’s like 3/4 of a mile maybe and lots of breaks. Back home I would walk 3-4 miles a day just for recreation. It’s hard to even cut the grass without 😵
1:20- I'm a Texan, so I don't know how Florida weather is like, but our heat in Texas is pretty bad here too.
That's Southeast Texas HELLA HUMIDITY & HEAT!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
HAHAAAA.......I just love the accent!!!
When in Rome, do as the Romans do. When you are new to the area, follow the advice of the locals for the first year. Even if it makes no sense to you.
See the story "To Build A Fire" by Jack London. Similar situation, opposite extreme climate.
One of my favorite short stories!
See also, The Creamation of Sam McGee by Ro bert Service!😂😂😂
Come try Vegas right now, it's 117 degrees😅
THANK YOU I NEEDED THIS LAUGH😂😂😂
I just got done grilling, 99 out.
A lot of us are. But are you grilling outside in the humid hellscape of the equivalent of Satan's sweaty, swampy underscrotum after a pick up game, that is Florida, where it's just boiling and swampy all the time, hot wet air, meth addicts, gators, meth addicted gators, and it makes the air feel and smell like there's a bank of hot twat fog rolling in from the west...
I’d like to be able to walk places, but the grocery is like a 30 minute walk. I‘be been in the Florida panhandle and I can walk a ways. Sea Side is made for walking
And THAT is why this bred-for-Canada lad only visits Florida in Winter.
It's lovely! I'm out in shorts and T-shirts, and the silly (but very friendly) Floridians are out in long pants and jackets apologizing to me that I had to come visit during such a cold spell (it's 65F or 18C).
It was -40 back home that same winter I visited. It can get hard to breath when your nose hairs freeze together.
Just go back in the house😂😂😂✔️
I like hearing how much care she has for her friends. This voice is so expressive and you can hear the empathy even though most of the time she is simply PROTECTING her empathy gauge FOR HERSELF.
Born and raised in Florida we ain’t walking not nan block 😂😂😂😂
Parts of my body sweating 😂
Vegas be the same way lol
I am a Floridian but I have been to Vegas. Though there is a difference in the type of heat, they are both BRUTAL. I thought I was ready, lol, I was not.
@@ynmonroe lol I went to Florida last year. Yea I’d say yall heat is built different hahaha
@@702Tech I always tease family members when they complain, not because it's not warranted, but because the reactions are always hilarious.
Hilarious! And exactly what it’s like here!
the sun ain't supposed to kick your ass like this.....🤣
That was me I ain't walking in the heat and I live in Los Angeles califorina.veroncia tried to tell her.that shit was Hella funny..as we speak I'm lying g on the couch in the living room trna cool off my apartment has no ac.😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
I’ll never go back to Florida again for this very reason! 😂
When I was a teenager, I would spend summers in Florida with family that lives down there, I'm from up north. Anyways, That heat was something, but I didn't think it was that bad. The sun though would cook the flesh off of me! If I were outside for more than 15 minutes, I would burn. If I spent 30 minutes out, I would get 2nd degree burns, huge blisters! I would have to lather up on the sunscreen just to go to the store!
That’s because the sun’s rays are more direct than up north. I got sunburn on the tops of my feet first time I went to Virginia Beach. I never had my feet get sunburned before.
I’m so done😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not me living in Italy and knowing the city where I live is about the same humidity and temperature (about 35 to 40 Celsius in the summer for at least 2 months) and working by bike in this weather... Yeah, I'm dying the entire time, but I'm not taking a car for a block (although, I know I. The US there are no sidewalks, so I would reconsider walking with that in mind 😅)
This happened to me. I grew up by the beach. Walking was never an issue. I spent a month in Arizona. Almost died my first day there.
Best one yet-and 💯
yep, lived in Florida for 2 years. Lots of humidity!
Where I live (in Australia), that is a very common temperature - in summer we regularly get to 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit) and above. We would very regularly have to walk home from the train station or bus stop and just deal with it (not nice, though).
😂😂😂…this sounds like Texas in August 😂😂
Heck, Texas now! And with recovery from the hurricane, a lot of people have been without AC for the past week.
Florida be sooooo damn hot and humid, even your sweat be sweatin' 🤣🤣🤣🥵🥵🥵I stayed dehydrated in Florida- the faster I tried to drink water, the faster the humidity would slurp it right out me. 🥲😮💨💦💦💦
It's been over a hundred here for the last few weeks. I can barely make the walk from my office to my car to come home.
I don’t sweat. I’m so cool, the humidity condenses on me, and it just looks like it.
I was born n raised in Miami... heat was no joke but at least there was a slight breeze coming off the oceans... I live in the Midwest now n the humidity is ridiculous... heat be in the 90s but feel like it's in the hundreds n when its in the triple digits it always feels 10-20° hotter... the humidity is like a thick ass wall... I would gladly take FL heat over Midwest heat... 🥵🥵🥵😭😭😭
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New here. I heard "Publix" and thought "she's going for a Pub Sub" and then she said it. 😂 Just pick up an Ultimate and sweet tea for me, please.
I was born in Florida, but grew up in the Piedmont (Central NC). It’s the same insanity. At least with FL the humidity made sense, because the state’s surrounded by water. One good earthquake and it’ll become an island. North Carolina is an enigma because I don’t know WHERE that moisture comes from! It’s 200+ miles to the ocean at the CLOSEST point. That southern heat is no joke! It’s migrating further north too, because I now live in Ohio and damn-near can’t breathe outside anymore.
😂 THEY VERY NY ISH
I love you 😂
I made this mistake. I just tried to walk next door. It was too much😂
So funny.
Imagine being at the motor pool in August of the year 2000... In the state of Georgia and the heat index is 98°F and humidity is at 70%... Formation is at 1700 and bam it rains for 5 minutes. Now you have 99°F and 99%. The sun comes out again hotter than before and as you stand at attention people start to fall out ..... Good times.
In the southwest states heat isn't the issue. We just accept it's hot outside. Now humidity? That is another story. People act like moderate humidity and it being 80+ is death sentence for them.
Im in Fl and this summer is brutal!
You can’t even breathe in the south in the summertime.
Im from NY, i had to walk all day through disney in the middle of the summer for a week straight as a teen, and i was in my emo phase wearing a big black sweatshirt and a leather cowboy hat. Dont give me that "cant walk a block in florida" crap lol
The Rule: Just listen to Veronika.
Umh, more car - o - centric attitude is needed this day. But maybe for people from US is really something wild and impossible to move without car even for short distances. And I am writing it from Poland, where the temperature was 33-36C yesterday and I was biking (not because I love to sweat, but because I had to transport myself and when you are in move it's not bad, and if you aren't, just find some shadow to rest or go to building)
I feel like this was based on a real-life incident!
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I can see why she’s Veronica’s friend
This was funny
First time i went to Florida, coming from the Canary Islands, as soon as we step out of the airport we felt like fish out of the water. Then we got used ahd ran all the MGM, Epcot, Disneyland... Stuff for a week.
Oh my days 😂
Only in the US youbtake thw car to move one block...
She could not explain just how hot she is any better!!😂😂😂
Florida is not to be trifled with....weather wise. That sun beats the crap out of you.
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SHE IS NOT EXAGGERATING. If I walk out my front door and stick one arm outside the shade of my car port roof for ten seconds, It will be a different shade of red and dripping sweat when I pull it back in. This heat is FUCKED, man.
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