Oh... For those that don't know, I'm not very white. No, I'm mostly Native American. My people are from Nova Scotia, the islands off the coast of Maine, and subsisted along the northern seaboard part of Maine - a mostly coastal people, with some woodland occupation.
So, I'm going to share an ancient Mi'kmaq secret to deal with cold weather.
First, get good socks. Wigwam (no laughing at the brand name and my love for them) make good socks. LL Bean also make great woolen socks. While you're at LL Bean, get a pair of the fuzzy slippers.
Now, put one pair of socks on. See? Your feet are already happy! Now, put the other pair of socks into the dryer for 30 minutes. You can also actually microwave them. The whole point is to get them warm.
Next, put the warm socks into a thermos. Just kinda roll 'em up the long way and they fit right into a standard Stanley Thermos.
Now, go outdoors. Stay outdoors, hunting or working. Embrace the cold, for it is invigorating.
When you're done for the day, go back to your truck. Open the thermos and pull out the still warm socks.
Take your boots and socks off and put on the warm socks. Put on your fuzzy LL Bean slippers. Enjoy the drive home with warm and comfy feet.
My people have been doing this for tens of thousands of years!