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Yeah, maybe if you're an olympic swimmer pushing his body to the max, 78 F is considered ideal. You just proved my point me how ungodly uncomfortable 70 degree water is.
That at the most peak, strenuous of all physical competitions you can do in the water - olympic swimming, and it's still 8 degrees colder than that.
Now imagine anyone going for a leisurely swim, wading, or snorkeling like you claim you did in 70 degree water.
Okay, keep calling me a liar for doing something that thousands of people have done in La Jolla almost every weekend in the summer. There's honestly too many people there snorkeling, it's kind of crowded.
Okay, keep calling me a liar for doing something that thousands of people have do La Jolla every weekend in the summer. There's honestly too many people there snorkeling, it's kind of crowded.
Yeah, in August there are when it's warm.
But the water isn't 70 degrees then. It's more like 77. And people are still a bit nippy.
But in June when the water is around 70 in La Jolla cover? Just lol, no one is there.
No one finds 70 degrees comfortable. They may like cold, but how can they find it comfortable if they will die in that water within a couple hours?
Again, the comfort for the vast majority of people is 84 degrees. That's what resorts keep their pools at. Anytime you step in a pool, that is how 84 degrees water feels like.
70 is just too damn cold, if resorts try to keep their pools at that temperature they will be sued for providing "ice water" for customers to swim in.
You can have whatever preferences you want but stop trying to tell others what they find comfortable and what they don't.
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