Just the Fax
Justice For The Fisher's
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Honestly, this response has nothing to do with Brad. But a 61 degree day in February when it is usually 30s or 40s just feels warm. A 61 degree day in July when it's been 80s and 90s would feel cold. I know it wasn't 61 in July. I'm just making about about the difference in a warm winter day versus a cool summer morning.
Doesn't work for me.
Factor in July humidity and there is a huge difference.