WNYC and at the end of yet another heavy show this week, we will end again with something

a little bit on the lighter side, but it is 93 degrees outside in New York City.

So here's what we're going to do.

We're going to invite anyone who listening who works

outdoors to give tips to everyone else on how you cope with the heat because nobody knows it

better than you. If you have to be out there to make a living, what are your tips and tricks

for dealing with yet another 93 degree

day? 212-433 WNYC, or if you're not working right now and therefore able to listen to the show,

maybe you are a retired construction worker or somebody whose days off happen to include

Wednesday, 212-433, WNYC,

212, 433-9692. Construction workers, outdoor restaurant servers, landscapers, delivery drivers,

delivery drivers, how do you beat the heat, your tips and tricks for your fellow workers,

but really for everybody else who may not be as kind of professionally up to speed on these things.

212-433, WNYC, call or text, 212, 433-9-6-9-2.

There's one that comes to my mind, just observationally. I notice, as I go around town,

on these brutally hot days, that a lot of people I see working outside are wearing long sleeves.

And I understand the hats, you know, that come down way over your neck or that have the

gators or whatever you call them that come down over the front of your neck, but they're wearing

long sleeves. That, I guess, is a hedge against sunburn, but is it also a tip for, in a certain way, if it's made of a certain material,

to stay cool, 212-433, WNYC with your tips and tricks?

There is also a labor law aspect to this.

Last summer, we talked about this a little bit with a labor expert named

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