Casey Comerford on Why Sunny Days are so Great
Casey Comerford
Why Sunny Days are so Great
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- 0:00 Yeah, Carl, all the science behind that is actually very interesting, but just from experiences, I think anyone would tell you that, you know, the sunny days are just you know the best in terms of increasing their mood.
- 0:12 Um I live in Atlanta, Georgia, so right now around early fall, you know, middle of October, is you know, probably the best weather we're gonna get all year.
- 0:21 This is what I compare our weather to, you know, LA, where it's you know sunny and between 70 and 80 degrees.
- 0:28 Um and I can definitely tell for myself um that just on a day-to-day basis, I am just much happier.
- 0:35 I don't you know, I don't want to get into you know activity or even like events, I don't feel like my life and everything surrounding has really changed that much.
- 0:44 If anything, I feel like right now I'm a little more stressed out in terms of um things I'm working on for my career uh future career as well as school and all that stuff.
- 0:53 So um honestly, the fact that I'm dealing with more anxiety now than any other part of the year, but I'm feeling much happier is a direct sign of that.
- 1:02 Um it does I think if you just look at tr current trends, you see so many more people flocking down from the north.
- 1:09 Um not only because of you know how expensive it's getting up there, but even for people going to college, just flocking down for the weather.
- 1:16 Um and you know, it does get really hot down here at points, but I would argue even when it's really hot, um it it you know, when the sun's out, it leads to just more happiness than being in, say you brought up Seattle, but I think even up north where it's just cold and and snowy, that just leads to a lot of frustration.
- 1:35 Um and you know, down south we we might get happy when it snows for the first time in a few years, but even then after two days of it snowing, I'm ready to get back to sunny days.
- 1:46 Um so yeah, definitely very interesting.