Okay, so do you know the answer to these questions? It's am I close? You don't have to.

You just have to make it sound like you do. It is an ultimate game of BSing in front of the class here today.

Virginia, I've got this question for you. Why do leaves change color in the fall up north?

I'm so glad you asked, Kevin. Okay, so the reason that leaves change color is because, you know, with the season, it gets

colder and the chlorophyll in the leaf, which is what makes it green, has a life cycle.

And when the winter hits, the cold breeze blowing off the tundra, it changes that life cycle from

alive and green to brown and dead.

And that's why chlorophyll.

Very nice.

Okay.

Jay Bird, my question for you here in Am I Close?

Yes, Kevin.

Why does lightning come before thunder?

Well, it's all because of the heat mass index. You've got cold working, you've got warm working.

And when they two are polar opposites, it creates what we call weather tension.

Okay.

Now, weather tension was a term, maybe coined, I believe, in the 40s. Yeah.

Really took fire in the 70s.

But when you have opposite with warmth, opposite with cold, you have something what we call

clash of the weather, baby.

Am I close?

Wow.

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