Jeremy Clarkson 'doesn't care' about heating costs and says others can ‘adapt to the cold'
express.co.ukClarkson’s Farm presenter Jeremy Clarkson, 62, has made the bold statement that the increase in gas prices “doesn’t bother” him.
He has also insisted that others can learn not to feel the cold like him amid Britain’s urgent cost of living crisis.In his latest column, Jeremy remarked: “Gas price increases?
They don’t bother me, as I won’t be needing gas. Heating oil is three times more than it was three years ago? Don’t care.“If you sit in a fridge for an hour, the kitchen will feel positively hot when you climb out,” he insisted.“And if you keep the windows open, it’ll feel toasty warm when you close them.
In short, forget 75F. Make 62F your new normal.“You may think that you could never live like this, but I think you can. You just need to retrain your body,” he told The Sun readers.Earlier in the piece, Jeremy explained that his Yorkshire-born father “didn’t like wasting money” when it came to putting on the heating.He then recalled how he “learned to like being cold” after his dad told him he should go to bed and get under some blankets when he kept complaining about the chill.Jeremy also claimed that he keeps his air-conditioning in the car turned on, even in cold weather.Admitting he “hates being hot”, he also insisted that he is “revelling” in liking the cold this year.“While you are sitting in front of your thermostat, wondering whether you can afford to turn it up a bit, my windows are wide open,” he wrote simply.Jeremy’s comments come as Britain is facing a serious cost of living crisis, where some will be faced with the decision of heating their homes or feeding their families this winter.On Friday 26 August, Ofgem announced its latest review of the energy price cap, with the maximum amount utility providers.
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