Strictly leisure.

1. 10. They read the weather forecast as °F (Degrees Fahrenheit). Strictly Leisure

2. 9. They read the weather forecast as °C (Degrees Celsius) but choose to convert it otherwise. Strictly Leisure

3. 8. ( Give them a break please ) They put on and wear their suits indoors – in the freezers and near the freezers , respectively. Strictly Leisure

4. 7. They feel cold because an equatorial climate means having a rainforest of air-conditioners in a tropical place – despite the humidity caused by frequent rainfalls . Statistics: 22 °C to 34 °C (Ave Daily Min = 23.9ºC), 60% to 90% humidity (Ave Daily Relative Humidity = 84.3%). Strictly Leisure

5. 6. They have the " I Have Many Things To Carry But Do Not Have A Handbag " Syndrome – so suits to the rescue, got more pockets . Strictly Leisure

6. 5. They have the " It's My Big Day " Syndrome – hence the need to dress like a groom an entire day. Strictly Leisure

7. 4. They have the “ Oops, I Didn't Know It's 33°C Out There " Syndrome, a characteristic condition of M.I.S. Strictly Leisure

8. 3. They have the " Super Hero's Costume Complex " Syndrome – so must wear suit else got no power , another characteristic condition of M.I.S. Strictly Leisure

9. 2. They are feeling cold so need to keep warm wearing those suits – therefore raising body temperatures by another 5°C . Strictly Leisure

10. Strictly Leisure