We went to a concert over Christmas break and it was way too moderate inside of the concert site.

I don’t know what people are thinking when they set the temperature control inside of a place like that, especially when they are supposed to have a whole lot of people inside.

I mean, it is definitely just common sense to keep the temperature control settings turned down more than you normally would if you are going to have a bunch of people inside of the building. That’s what happened in this case because there were tons of people there. Whenever you are dealing with thousands of people, you don’t need the temperature control cranked way up, that’s for sure! I definitely think that whoever was in charge of the building repair for the concert place that night might have gotten into big trouble. They might have even been fired over it because all of the concert attendees were complaining about the indoor air conditions and how unbearably hot it was inside of the place. I think that’s just one of the hazards of running a concert site, but I still think that it should have been fairly self-explanatory to fix. If anyone around there who was working had been more attentive to the needs of their customers, then it would not have been an issue at all. It’s not strenuous to change the temperature settings on your temperature control, even if you are dealing with a big concert place like the one we were at. At least the songs were great, even if the air quality was terrible.

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