The document discusses various reasons why people wear suits, including to stay warm in cold or humid climates, to have more pockets to carry items, and because they believe suits give them power like a superhero's costume. Statistics provided indicate the climate has an average daily minimum temperature of 23.9°C and average daily relative humidity of 84.3%.

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

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