You're more productive in a warm office

A recent study conducted by Cornell University professor of design and environmental analysis Alan Hedge found that when office temperature increased from 68º to 77º, typing errors fell by 44% and typing output jumped 150%.

All I can say is, good thing I wasn't among the test subjects.

I hate warm work environments and find myself unable to do much of anything productive in them.

Even the OR, which most people find ice-cold, and where I'm running around in my pj's, is too warm for me.

An aside: "Some Like It Hot" is my favorite movie of all time.