Hello, welcome to this week's episode of the Riftie Podcast. This week brought to you by Nature Box and Warby Parker.

I'm Gus. I'm Gavin.

My turn now. I'm Craig. Go how hard could that be? I was the last person. I'm Gus. You're in the middle. I know.

Craig, who are you? I'm from Game Attack. You can meet me at Game Attack. Hey, good to see you. You didn't even hesitate. He attacked me.

You didn't accidentally say screw attack. You just went straight to Game Attack. No, no. Screw attack is so part. It's long gone in my mind.

It's been over 10 years. It's gone immediately.

You got a terrible metal. It's just flying. Dropped it like a bad habit, man. It's crazy. I mean, I loved it. It was the best 10 years of my life.

I think you're talking about a whole marriage or something. Yeah. I want to complain. Go. I want to complain off to you.

I want to complain off to you. Hi, everybody. It's about you. You want to complain first? You want me to complain first? You get first. Is it about Rogue One? I don't want to hear more. No, no, no. I want to complain that I can't talk about how cold it is on social media.

Why? Because it's cold everywhere.

It's cold. Like, I can't say like, oh, man, I can't believe how cold it is here. Because then you meet like get a screenshot of someone like, oh, look, it's negative 20 where I live.

Yeah, I don't live in the fucking Arctic Circle. I made a life choice to live somewhere warm. You know, I know then Canada. Right. It's like, okay, great. Yeah, I know it's cold. I'm not in a research station in Antarctica.

You can acknowledge that it's cold where I am and not being asked for. Yeah. I mean, if you were to check a graph on Austin, yes, it is cold. Yes, it goes like this.

Well, it's like it's dropped like 25 degrees Celsius in a day. What is that? We had a 50 degree swing. What? Yeah. Oh, what is Celsius? I'm sorry.

No, I'm not. I'm not. After I corrected you. Been here five years. Yeah, but why don't you just a Fahrenheit? Why don't you just do it for the rest of us?

You know, Fahrenheit, they used to use Fahrenheit. Who did English people? Okay, we moved on. So why would I go backwards? I'm where you can't have this debate again.

Congratulations. It's so it wasn't 25 degrees. If you're in the US, it was we had a 50 degree swing in one day. It was from 75 degrees to 27 degrees in one day. I read.

Which did it everywhere? I saw a YouTube video a couple of weeks ago trying to explain how Fahrenheit came to be. And apparently like the big selling point for it back when there was first rolled out as a temperature standard was that it had more precision.

And it was hard to make a thermometer that precise back then. And the fact that there were so many differences in the degrees was the huge selling point for it because you could be a lot more specific with what temperature.

Is it not? Yeah. Is it not? I don't know. I've never even bothered to learn Celsius before. Because Celsius goes, you know, from boiling to freezing is 100 to zero. There's only 100 marks. But Fahrenheit, it's like 108. Yeah, but at the same time, I mean like when it's zero and Celsius, it's 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Yeah. So when it's 30 degrees Fahrenheit, what is it?

What is it? Celsius? Like negative one. Okay, but but there's a difference there because there's 30 and you missed out on 31. So like you went from zero degrees to negative one Celsius. But you dropped two degrees Fahrenheit. So yes, Fahrenheit is more accurate.

I'm not sure if it's not. That's why I'm confused. You're saying. Yeah. You're right. Gus.

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