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I think I'd like to start today's episode with a science lesson.

Oh, okay.

So for some background I had a iced macha this morning on our glass coffee table in a glass cup itself.

It's warm in our house because it's hot as fuck on the East Coast right now if you know

and so doors are open windows are open whatever and not

only does the condensation start to occur through my glass which duh right

the ice drink it's hot as fuck I pick up my glass to put it in the sink and there's not only

condensation now on the top of the glass dripping down from what was my cup but

the top of the coffee table's glass.

Yes. And then now it's on the bottom side of the coffee table and it just didn't make sense to me.

So I had to look it up and this maybe this is a no-brainer to some of you who probably

remember fucking what is it what that class what was that like physics I guess?

um yeah condensation's physics yeah or chemistry Or chemistry? Maybe chemistry. What when did we start talking about like

evaporation conon or precipitation? Is that Earth science? Earth science.

Okay so this is I think this is Earth science because that's pretty much what it's explaining.

Okay.

Cold air has a lower due point.

Do you remember due points?

Yeah.

And that's why condensation occurs is because there's more moisture than oxygen.

The moisture's got to go somewhere.

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