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Yeah but the temps never are the same are they? The sun heats the building and unless you've got a fan the entire shift, you have no airflow. Agreed on the UV part tho.
If the blinds are closed and there's half decent insulation, and maybe a fan for some airflow, inside can be much nicer.
Offices generally don't have this though, unfortunately
Offices also usually have computers and other things adding a not insignificant amount to that heat.
Warehouses and newer factories are often sheet metal buildings with no insulation and maybe a vent fan by the peak. You often get industrial blowers on the floor but it's still pushing triple digit air at you.