Today, I would like to share one of my scary stories with you.

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The other day, I got on the Shinkansen to go home for a day trip to support my mother's discharge from the hospital.

"It was so cold and I almost froze"

In the old days, rides and movie theaters were set to freezing temperatures -- or rather, the air circulation system was not fully functioning -- and some places were "too hot" while others were "too cold".

However, in recent years, with the development of air circulation methods through 3D simulation calculations, I believe that these problems have been solved to a large extent.

So, when I felt the unusually cold, I thought to myself with many questions

In fact, the people around me didn't seem to have any trouble with the cold.

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That day, I was on the Shinkansen on my way home.

I pulled out my father's work clothes, his belongings, from my parents' house and stuffed them inside my knapsack, however, at thit time,

"It was so hot, and I was sweating"

When I looked around, I couldn't see anything like that.

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The cause was clear.

"Deterioration or malfunction of the cold temperature control function of "Tomoichi Ebata""

Since about the year before last, my body has been reacting to the air conditioning in the office in a messed up way, freezing and sweating when I come to work.

I have also found that there is a huge gap between the 29 and 30 degrees Celsius temperature setting of the air conditioner at bedtime, which dominates our physical condition the next day.

There are days when I can relax and rest without air conditioning on a tropical night, feeling, "It's nice and warm," and there are days when I can wake up with air conditioning on a rainy night, feeling , "It's too hot".

This situation was that,

"Tomoichi Ebata" himself is losing control over the handling of the subject he controls"

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My sister and I were really worried about our late father going to bed without air conditioning on tropical nights.

We tried as much as we could to tell my father in his later years to 'turn on the air conditioner at night anyway'.

However, I come to think that

"The air conditioner may have been freezing my father out"

At that time, I even think that my father was being "abused" by the air conditioner.

As I remembered the "cold in the Shinkansen" this time.

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This problem is, frankly, insanely difficult.

I certainly don't think that my sister and I were wrong to be worried about "heat stroke" when my father couldn't use the air conditioner properly.

However, I have come to feel that the air conditioner setting of 31 degrees Celsius (Listen to me! , it is "31" degrees Celsius) is either too cold or too hot, depending on the day, and I don't know what the "right" answer is anymore.

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As I have told you before, there are only two ways for a human being to die.

(1) you can die before you develop dementia or (2) you can die after you develop dementia.

And many people will be (2).

The person in (2) will not be able to operate the air conditioner, and they will not be able to operate the air conditioner and will have to leave it to someone else to operate.

This means that in the near future, I will have to spend my life in a "freezing summer" without being able to tell anyone about it.

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What do you think, this horror?

It's a lot scarier than those ghost stories.

However, listen to me. This is not a fictional story, but a real one.