Method idea

[sadgirl2023]

I live in Florida and the temperatures are rising high quickly and is currently in the 90s. I know it may not be the best way, but how efficient would it be to sit in my hot car without it running and get a heat stroke? Will I die? Will I pass out? Will I just be dehydrated? I thought about putting a bag over my head to help suffocate me
Thoughts and ideas?

 

[halleyscomet]

I would imagine si would greatly lower your chances of success. You'll probably freak out and exit the car.

 

[fleetingnight]

I don't know much, but I think you're more likely to get really sick, but alive. You'll just have to suffer more as you wait to (hopefully) recover to try again.

 

[Sylveon]

I highly doubt it; we've temperatures of over 107°F here, and yet there hasn't been a single reported death via heatstroke. I agree with @halleyscomet; I've had the pleasure of walking in the sun during noon at those temperatures, and it's not exactly a pleasant experience per se.