All I can think of is how those look like miniature greenhouses and I would never voluntarily perform exercise or rest inside of one.
EDIT: Yes guys, I know hot-yoga is a thing. Even if I didn't know that - hundreds have you have already made that exact same comment. The fact hot-yoga exists does not change my gut-reaction to seeing magnifying domes in the sun. It doesn't stop me imaging some poor homeless person sleeping-in in the morning and getting cooked alive like a dog that's been locked in a car.
3mptylord on June 25th, 2020 at 17:25 UTC »
All I can think of is how those look like miniature greenhouses and I would never voluntarily perform exercise or rest inside of one.
EDIT: Yes guys, I know hot-yoga is a thing. Even if I didn't know that - hundreds have you have already made that exact same comment. The fact hot-yoga exists does not change my gut-reaction to seeing magnifying domes in the sun. It doesn't stop me imaging some poor homeless person sleeping-in in the morning and getting cooked alive like a dog that's been locked in a car.
corkonian77 on June 25th, 2020 at 17:45 UTC »
Why would you even need this to do outdoor yoga? Just be outside the same distance apart and it’s safe.
xssmontgox on June 25th, 2020 at 18:27 UTC »
The city of Toronto is actually building a bunch of units for the homeless, and are facing a good deal of push back from the neighbours.