First of all, I got up early this morning 2 o’clock to be exact to get in line because the lines be super long and you’re waiting 5 to 6 hours in the line so I got up exactly at 2 o’clock this morning. Arrived there at 2:30 because it’s not too far from my house And this lady wind up getting there at six in the morning mine you it was a big line already after I arrive people start coming. This lady came at 6 o’clock in the morning and was like I’m standing right here in the front. There’s nobody

Fans feel amazing in the heat. But here’s a shocker: in temperatures above 90°F, fans don’t actually lower your body temperature. They just trick the thermal sensors on your skin into signaling to your brain that everything‘s fine – while your core keeps overheating. The fixer simple: wet, your skin first. A spray bottle, a damp shirt, a sponge can give your fan something to actually evaporate. It’s the evaporation of water from your skin that will help you cool most—and keep in mind, of course,