I don't have air conditioning at all and I'm not used to it, but I don't consider 75 degrees to be a cool night. "Cool" doesn't enter the conversation until you're under 70.
"Cool" doesn't enter the conversation until you're under 70.
Same. I have trouble sleeping if it's above about 70 or so. My AC went out for a couple of nights about a month ago and it about drove me batshit crazy.
It's funny how perspectives vary though. I was a consultant a few jobs back, and so traveled all around the country for a few years. And early on I made assumptions, like, "all hotels will have AC". And then I get sent to a northern city (I think this was Milwaukee, if memory serves correctly) in winter-time. I get there and it's way too hot in my room for me to fall asleep. I turn the thermostat down and nothing happens. After a while I call the front desk and they're like "Oh, we turn the A/C off this time of year". Uuuuurgggh... they finally had to send maintenance around to undo the window locks so I could crack the window to let some cold air in (thankfully it was freezing ass cold outside, so it didn't take much to cool the room down).