Hey, I want to ask you something. It's starting to get warm here. How's weather in London?

What is that? What are you doing? What is this? I don't want this. I don't want this. It's getting warm here. I don't know what you want from me. Like, it's warm here.

I'm just, I'm just poking the bear. You know, I was, it's, it's essentially 74 degrees Fahrenheit here today.

That's very kind of you to translate into my, into my,

yeah, because I don't remember where I, but I can't,

but I saw this somewhere on social media a couple of days ago.

I cannot believe you're still having this argument with people after all this time.

So here's the thing.

I mostly find it funny and I mostly don't care.

I do believe inside and out that Fahrenheit is the superior way of judging the temperature of the outside of the outside of.

Hold on a second.

Hold on a sec.

I said something or no, somebody on threads, which I almost never look at anymore. I don't really feel like Threads has the

juice anymore. I unquestionably think it did add the juice for like a month or two.

It has a very specific flavor of juice. Maybe that's what it is. Which isn't the juice that you're

getting on Mastodon or Blue Sky, which is like, I would agree with that. People. It's,

threads is like brands and sports and people talking about brands and

sports. Like that's, that seems to be what's going on over there. So I still use it for F1,

but that's it. Fair enough. Okay. I almost never look at it. And I had popped it open for

the first time in a while. And somebody had asked me, I forget what, I think I'd mentioned, I'd made a snarky comment about it on ETP, that's what it was. And somebody asked, I forget exactly what the Genesis was, but they were super kind about it. They were like, hey, what's the deal with Fahrenheit? You know, why do you prefer it? I genuinely don't understand. And I had said, I feel like my reply wasn't terribly snarky. Maybe if I were to look

at it again, I'd find it to be, well, I was going to say, it's always at least a little bit snarky

when it comes to the subject. But I feel like, given that I'm grading myself on a curve,

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