Which would you choose?

Question

Which would you choose to live somewhere where it’s always hot 100’ degrees Fahrenheit or somewhere where it’s always cold 30 degrees Fahrenheit

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You obviously don’t live somewhere that gets cold if 30 degrees is cold!
I’ve lived on the east coast of Canada and on the West coast of the US.
It gets to 100 quite a few days in summer and it’s miserable to go outside. Can’t enjoy nature!
30 degrees, a good coat and you’re all good!
Where I used to live it got to -40 at night on the coldest days. I’d pick 100 over that haha but 30? Easy.

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How about an even 70 without extreme humidity? Lol the deep south is no joke!

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Cold, you can always add more clothes at a point you wouldn’t be able to take off much more clothing you and have to peel your skin off when you’re too hot

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Let's put it this way...our temperatures got below 100 degrees today and we called it a small cold front.
I will take 30 degrees please.

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I think my answer is biased. I live in the northeast and the winters are long and hard and you can’t go anywhere or do anything because it’s all limited to indoor stuff. 
But I did live in the southeast for like ten years too. 
I think I’d pick the heat though. Everywhere you go has air conditioning, they have fairs and festivals inside, and you can still go out in the early morning or evening when it isn’t quit boiling outside yet.

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Living in South Texas where it has been up to 115 degrees, I’d say cold because the hot will make you go insane, as for the cold I could just bundle up

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I’ll take 100 degrees, thank you.

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30° isn't that cold. I'll take that one

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Cold. Cozy sweaters are my life

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Hot. Its easier to cool off than it is to warm up.

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