<|im_start|>system
You are a helpful AI assistant.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
Please survey outerwear and other options for walking around a mildly windy city in light to medium rain. For each option, consider comfort, breathability, cost, and how wet I'll be after walking about a mile to work<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
Sure! Here are some options for outerwear and other gear for walking around a mildly windy city in light to medium rain, along with their pros and cons in terms of comfort, breathability, cost, and how wet you might get after walking about a mile to work:

1. Rain Jacket:
    - **Comfort:** Rain jackets are generally comfortable, especially if they have a lining. They are lightweight and easy to move around in.
    - **Breathability:** Rain jackets can be less breathable, especially if they are made from non-breathable materials like PVC. Look for jackets made from breathable fabrics like Gore-Tex or eVent for better breathability.
    - **Cost:** Rain jackets can range from budget-friendly to expensive, depending on the brand and features.
    - **Wetness:** Rain jackets are designed to keep you dry, so you should stay relatively dry after walking a mile in light to medium rain.

2. Rain Poncho:
    - **Comfort:** Rain ponchos can be comfortable and easy to wear, but they can also be cumbersome if they are too large or if the material sticks to your skin.
    - **Breathability:** Rain ponchos can be very breathable, especially if they have vents or are made from lightweight materials.
    - **Cost:** Rain ponchos are generally budget-friendly.
    - **Wetness:** Rain ponchos can provide good coverage from the rain, but they can also leave your legs and feet exposed, so you may get wet in those areas.

3. Waterproof Boots:

    - **Comfort:** Waterproof boots can be comfortable, but they can also be heavy and stiff if they are not broken in.
    - **Breathability:** Waterproof boots can be less breathable, especially if they are made from non-breathable materials like rubber. Look for boots made from breathable materials like Gore-Tex or eVent for better breathability.
    - **Cost:** Waterproof boots can range from budget-friendly to expensive, depending on the brand and features.
    - **Wetness:** Waterproof boots should keep your feet dry after walking a mile in light to medium rain.

4. Umbrella:

    - **Comfort:** Umbrellas can be comfortable to use, but they can also be cumbersome if they are too large or if you have to hold them for a long time.
    - **Breathability:** Umbrellas do not affect breathability.
    - **Cost:** Umbrellas are generally budget-friendly.
    - **Wetness:** Umbrellas can provide good coverage from the rain, but they can also be affected by wind, which can lead to getting wet.

5. Rain Hat:

    - **Comfort:** Rain hats can be comfortable, but they can also be hot and make your head sweat.
    - **Breathability:** Rain hats do not affect breathability.
    - **Cost:** Rain hats are generally budget-friendly.
    - **Wetness:** Rain hats can provide good coverage from the rain, but they may not be able to keep your hair dry if the rain is heavy.

A rain jacket, waterproof boots, and possibly an umbrella would be the most effective combination for staying dry in light to medium rain. However, rain ponchos and rain hats can also be good options depending on your preferences and the weather conditions.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
I prefer to get my responses in Emoji Knowledge-based database format - it allows me to explore the subject further by pasting lines from the smart document as subsequent prompts. Here's how I would have put it;

# 🧥🌦️ Mildly Windy City Outerwear for Light-Medium Rain 🌧️🚶‍♀️

## 📌 Summary: 
Explore outerwear options 🧥🌂 for walking in a mildly windy city with light to medium rain, considering comfort, breathability, cost, and protection from wetness. 🌦️🚶‍♂️

## 🔑 Core Concepts:
* 1️⃣ 🌧️🧥 Rain Jacket: Waterproof & breathable materials, various price ranges, may not offer full coverage 🌦️💲
* 2️⃣ 🌂☔ Waterproof Poncho: Lightweight, more ventilation, less expensive, less coverage compared to jackets 🍃💸
* 3️⃣ 🌧️👖 Rain Pants: Waterproof, less breathable, better for longer distances, good ventilation needed 🚶‍♂️💨
* 4️⃣ 🥾💧 Waterproof Boots: Essential for dry feet, good traction, can be pricey, worthwhile investment 👣🌧️
* 5️⃣ ☂️🌬️ Umbrella: Good for non-windy conditions, limited coverage, not always practical in heavy rain 🌦️🌀

## 🐚 Shells:
 🧩🔗 Investigate connections between options, like combining rain jackets with umbrellas for extra coverage 🧥☂️ or waterproof boots with rain pants for maximum dryness 🥾👖.

## 🌰 Kernels:
 🎯🧠 Focus on specific aspects, like choosing the right fit and material for comfort 😌👌 or finding budget-friendly options without compromising quality 💰🔍.

## 💡 Featured Prompts:
* 1️⃣ 🌦️🔬 What are the latest advancements in waterproof and breathable materials for outerwear? 💡🧥
* 2️⃣ 🚶‍♀️💼 How can one maintain a professional appearance while wearing rain gear for commuting? 👩‍💼🌧️

## 🔚 Conclusion: 
Utilize this document's unique traits to explore and select the most suitable outerwear options for walking in a mildly windy city with light to medium rain, prioritizing comfort, breathability, cost, and protection. 🌦️🚶‍♂️💡


However, remember that this is personal preference and not all users might prefer this format.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
Sure, I can try to respond in that format:

# 🤗♦️ Emoji Knowledge-based database format 🧮ℹ️

## 📌 Summary:

Here is an example of a format 📼 that heavily uses emojis 😊 and can be pasted into a smart 🧠 document for further prompts. 🖥️📩

## 🔑 Core Concepts:

- 1️⃣ 😇🤭 Emojis: This format heavily uses emojis. Make sure you have a keyboard or programs set up to insert and use emojis easily 📶🔣 
- 2️⃣ ✅⬇️ Markdown Format: Make use of markdown language features 📽️⚪️
- 3️⃣ 📈🔳 Heading: Make use of markdown headings to structure content. Remember, the number of `#` determine the heading hierarchy 🪦💲
- 4️⃣ 🏗️📊 Less text, more emojis: Use as many emojis in place of text ⛔️🗒️
- 5️⃣ 🔡🔠 Emoji Placement: Placement of emojis at the beginning and end in certain places around text objects ❕🪧

## 🐚 Shells:
ℹ️⚠️ Format may be improved with using other markdown formatting like **bold** *italiced* ~strike-through~ 🌐👾.

## 🌰 Kernels:
📑📔 Find a thesaurus-like 🪪 application that can aid in discovering multiple emojis 🏧🖨️

## 💡 Featured Prompts:
- 1️⃣ 🔍️💿️ How to expand the structured markdown format but with tonnes of emojis? 👩‍🚒❕
- 2️⃣ 🍎✔️ How to find the most relevant emojis? 💁‍♀️🕵️

## 🔚 Conclusion:

Here is an example of utilizing the typical markdown but packed with colourful emojis. A colourful emoji could be a good alternative to a lame text 🙄 format. With this format, we can have a lot more fun 😋.

How did I do? 😻<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>user
Please consider shoes, socks and trousers to wear, an other things as scarfs and gloves if needed. And sort them for best first and worse at the end, based on wetness.<|im_end|>
<|im_start|>assistant
When it comes to walking around a mildly windy city in light to medium rain, there are several options for outerwear that can provide comfort, breathability, and protection from the elements. Here are some options to consider, sorted from best to worst in terms of keeping you dry:

Waterproof rain jacket: A high-quality rain jacket made from waterproof materials such as Gore-Tex or eVent can provide excellent protection from rain and wind while also allowing for breathability to prevent overheating. Look for a jacket with adjustable cuffs and a hood for added protection, and be prepared to spend around $100-$200 for a good one.

Waterproof boots: Wet feet can be uncomfortable and potentially dangerous, so investing in a pair of waterproof boots is a smart choice for walking in the rain. Look for boots made from waterproof materials such as rubber or Gore-Tex, and consider a pair with good traction to prevent slipping on wet surfaces. Expect to spend around $100-$150 for a quality pair.

Waterproof trousers: If you want to keep your legs dry, waterproof trousers are a good option. Look for a pair with adjustable cuffs and a comfortable fit, and consider a pair with zippered pockets to keep your belongings dry as well. Expect to spend around $50-$100 for a decent pair.

Umbrella: While not technically outerwear, an umbrella can provide some protection from the rain while allowing you to wear your regular clothing. Look for a sturdy umbrella with a large canopy to provide maximum coverage, and be prepared to spend around $20-$50 for a good one.

Poncho: A lightweight poncho can be a good option for light rain, as it provides coverage for both your upper body and legs. However, it can be less breathable than a rain jacket and may not hold up well in heavy rain or wind. Expect to spend around $20-$30 for a basic poncho.

When it comes to socks and trousers, look for materials that dry quickly and wick moisture away from your skin to prevent discomfort. Wool or synthetic materials like polyester or nylon are good choices. A scarf and gloves can also be helpful in keeping you warm and dry, but make sure they are made from materials that won't stay wet for too long, such as wool or synthetic blends.

Overall, investing in quality waterproof outerwear and footwear is key to staying dry and comfortable when walking in the rain. While it may require some upfront cost, it can be worth it in the long run to avoid discomfort and potential health risks from getting too wet and cold.<|im_end|>