Seems to be popular in Florida too - stores and restaurants seem to like to keep the temperature way down around 70-ish when it's 95+ outside. If you're used to the hot outdoor temperatures, 75 is very comfortable. They don't need to freeze the customers out.
Here in TN, I tend to keep my thermostat at 75 in the day, 73 when I sleep (I still like at least a very light blanket when I sleep). My old yankee habits kick in during the winter, 68-69 in the day time, and down to 62-63 at night.
LOL - I’m reading this conversation and laughing because most of the offices I’ve worked in over the past 20 years in the midwest I have ended up wearing thermal underwear year round because it’s either winter and needed or summer and the AC is killing me.
At first my wife thought I was nuts.
Agreed. I don’t like to have to change clothes between being indoors and outdoors, if I can help it. Anything cooler than 77 degrees, which is the temp we keep our house at, I have to put on another shirt over my tank. Some places are so cold, though, that I have to change from shorts to jeans to stand them, and I hate that. Except for church, where I wouldn’t go in shorts anyhow (although some people do).