Welcome to the upside with Cali and Jeff. I have a very embarrassing admission to make.

Okay.

You said something a couple weeks ago,

and I am 38 years old and I did not know this. Okay. I did not know that I did not know that liquid and

solid measuring cups are different.

I don't think that's that unusual.

I don't think I knew that until,

it was within the past.

But I measure.

Decade. I mean, I, so I bake. within the past decade.

I mean I, so I bake, right?

And I have always used, like measuring cups

for liquid stuff. You mean oil, water, like whatever.

So that's not right?

As I understand it, now I've never compared them,

but as I understand it,

a measuring cup that you would buy at Target,

like the ones that stack on each other.

Right, that's made out of metal, and there's one that's a quarter when it's a half when that's a full cup if you're fancy you also get one that's a third cup right so it's a set of three or four that's fancy yeah those why is that fancy isn't that in every

single one mmm some are just quarter half well yeah so if you get wow I'm just

learning all sorts of new stuff if you're fancy you got the third cup as well that is dry measure and you're supposed to use a glass, you know, I think everybody has the same one. It's white with the red numbers on it.

Yes, Pyrex. That's what you're supposed to use for liquid measure and they're not interchangeable.

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