Hello, why neighbors, my name is Jesse Meekham and this is podcast number 21 for

you need a budget. We teach you four rules to help you stop working paycheck to

paycheck. Get out of debt and save more money. Today I want to talk about

your budget boiling point. I'm not a chemist. By the time we got to the topic of moles in my junior year of high school and chemistry,

I had no idea what we were talking about. I didn't get it. They started talking about

moles. I was thinking about the small

animal that causes problems with crops. And from that point on it was basically downhill

for me with chemistry.

However, I do remember talking about boiling points

and different elements having different points

at which they boil.

The one element with which I am most familiar is water. So we're

going to talk about the boiling point of water. What's interesting about it is

you can sit there at 200 something degrees, 200 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 degrees and the water doesn't

boil and it won't boil forever.

No matter how long you sit it at 210 degrees or 211. I know I'm

going to have some chemists that's going to write me an email with some kind of an

exception to this rule, but we're just going to roam with this okay so you boil it

at 210 or you heat it up to 210 degrees and it will not boil. 211 it will not

boil but once you hit 212 it boils and you start you know sending off

steam and lose your water and it doesn't last that long but isn't it amazing that at 210 or 2009 where things are very hot and you

wouldn't want to obviously put your hand in there. There's definitely going to have heat going on.

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