@@avac8751 If you're used to Celsius you know exactly where common limits are too though. For me around 0 (chances of frosted grass and freezing water are high) is very cold and around 30 is very hot, same for most people in the country. A hundred is boiling water
@komorebi sure, everyone prefers their own units. I was sjust adding that Fahrenheit is good for that. Also, wouldn't you know if your water is boiling by... the water boiling?
@@komorebi7995 I think they were more making the point that Fahrenheit slots better to a 0-100 percentage scale of outside temperatures, which is more intuitive in general to people as it's way more prevalent than the 0-30ish scale of Celsius. Similarly, Celsius is way more intuitive in a science sense (coming from an engineering major in America, I use it just as much as Fahrenheit because of labs), because water boils at 100 and freezes at 0. They're two systems for two different needs
@@user-xb5bz4fu9o I know, yeah! I was trying to make the point that that isn't reaally an advantage because Celsius feels totally intuitive if you grew up with it as well. (Also, if water boils at a 100 C and freezes at 0 C you know that everything close to these temperatures is uncomfortable in the air as well.) And Fahrenheit isn't as intuitive for other people as people that grew up with it think I'd say. For example I don't know where the cut offs are. Is 50 F the most comfortable temperature? Is 80 F still bearable? Is 10 F freezing? I feel like I didn't articulate myself well, English isn't my first language 😄
You know what I absolutely love about this man? The fact that his entire life acts like a justification of all the regrettable shopping decisions I ever make on the daily. Edit: I also love the fact that he went to a writing school. The day he releases hi first novel, i am going to make a video that says "Ranking Books by TH-camrs" and put this person on SSS Tier. Man I really do stan this person.
I read Lie with Me a few years ago and it’s so beautiful! It definitely seems like something up your alley! Fun fact, it’s translated by Molly Ringwald. Like *the* Molly Ringwald from the Breakfast Club 😮
on the reading books in french front: ereaders are your friend! I read in Spanish and German occasionally and can only do that because of my reader because the built in dictionaries allow me to tap a work and look it up without losing my flow like googling it on my phone did
I've been learning Swedish and just got myself a basic Kindle, and I can't believe how convenient it is to look up words. I have some paper books in Swedish that I'll be moving on to, but for now my eReader is the best.
Just something I've noticed! In last two videos that you went to a few bookstores, I saw the exact same book, one from an author that is ABSOLUTELY genius and amazing, her being Clarice Lispector, an absolute MUST when it comes to brilliant Brazilian literature. You should definitely check it out! I recommend you starting with "the hour of the star" or even her first published book "Near to the wild heart". Now, I know from experience that, usually, translated books are a whole thing BUT, either way, I guarantee you'll feel everything that she makes us all feel when reading her masterpieces.
I related so much to putting off a book you "know" you will love. I have a bad habit of doing this. Especially with the final books in a series cause I don't want it to end!
A useful trick with Fahrenheit is to think about it as a percentage of heat. So like 80 degrees F would be 80% hot, which is pretty hot. On the other hand, 30 degrees (30% hot) is pretty cold!
Love watching these types of vlogs and seeing what books you got. I’ve noticed my taste in books have changed a lot ever since I started watching your videos. It’s a good thing though because I trust your recommendations and have read so many great books I never would have even thought to get and read so thank you Jack.
Jack: "I've lived here for 3 months now and I still cannot wrap my mind around Fahrenheit". Me: "I've lived here for 9 years now and I still cannot wrap my mind around Fahrenheit". Celsius makes so much more sense (as does the Metric system). ❄
I love shopping at independent bookstores so much more than going to barnes and noble. I just feel like they focus more on really good books than popular ones if that makes any sense. I’m a fifteen year old girl obsessed with literature and works of fiction. I hate romance books, and it seems like every time I go into a barnes and noble I feel like I’m hit in the face with them. I went into a few independent book stores over the summer and found incredible books I would have never found in barnes. Anyway I love independent book stores and there are my favorite videos Jack makes
I’m so happy you picked up Lie With Me - it’s honestly such a beautiful, emotional, heart wrenching and warming book with every sentence holding immense meaning. Truly an exceptional work so I hope you enjoy reading it Jack. And remember to have a pencil (and tissue) at the ready cause you’ll be underlining practically the whole book 📕
Thanks for introducing Albertine! I never realized there was a French bookstore here in NYC that both sells books in French and French books translated into English. Definitely have to check that out one day!
I just finished If We Were Villains, I really enjoyed it! The epilogue really hit me in the face, I’m so excited to see what you think of it! Also let me know how Bonjour Tristesse is, I’ve been trying to get my hands on a copy for such a long time (7 years to be exact) but I can’t seem to find one anywhere lol
Lie with me is amazing. It’s part of a triptyque (along with Un certain Paul Darrigrand et Diner a Montréal, don’t know if they have been translated) that centers around the author’s relationships that have shaped basically everything in his work.
I read Lie With Me (Arrête avec tes mensonges) was one of the first novels I ever read in French, and I think it’d be a good level for you (if I understand your french level correctly) because it’s super modern with concepts we can understand easily. Also, there’s this book Fado by Kettly Mars, a Haitian author, that I recently read in my college French class and I LOVED it!! I don’t often connect to French books, but I loved Fado and the Haitian feeling it gave.
ariel and rayleen from books unbound call that 'i wanna read it so much i almost dont want to" a mashed potato book. like, if nashed potato is ur fave food, you save it to be the last bite of the meal. but sometimes if u hold it too far its not gonna be as warm and nice as if u'd eaten it right away, so you can't hold it back too long. I hope you enjoyed the book and that mash potato didnt go cold!!
enjoyed this!! thanks for getting me to add another song to my playlist. also, as an american, i also haven't really wrapped by head around fahrenheit intellectually... just my mind/body is used to it (like "oh it feels like 80 degrees")..but celsius makes more SENSE.
There's another great small bookstore on the Upper East Side called the Corner Bookstore. It's a few blocks down from me and it's a neighborhood favorite!
I have been trying to remember to title of The Book Haters Book Club for WEEKS because we had it at the bookstore where I work but it got taken off the display table and I haven’t been able to find it anywhere or remember any identifying info except vaguely what the cover looked like. Thank you so much for featuring it in your montage, you’re a lifesaver, I had given up hope
Omg I live just around the corner from Albertine!! It looks gorgeous, definitely gonna go there today. Shakespeare and Co and the Gong Cha next door to it are my go tos, and enjoy If We We’re Villains I’m reading that right now and it’s finally starting to pick up
I can get behind the metric system in most cases, but I really like Fahrenheit. It feels extremely accurate to how hot it is if you think about it like percent. 100 degrees is like 100% hot. 0 degrees is like 0%. Also for me since I live in Minnesota, it doesn’t feel cold to me unless it’s below zero so 0 degrees feels like a more accurate threshold than 32F/0C since 0C feels too warm to be at 0
Heyy Jack, I've got a book recommendation for you! It might be a bit of a curveball, but I'm curious what you'd think about 'Dorian: An Imitation' by Will Self. It is a modern reinterpretation of The Picture of Dorian Gray and we studied it in my Neo-Victorian lit class. Opinion in my class was Wildely (😉) divided, but I personally really enjoyed it. It is gritty, brutal and shocking but, in my opinion, very well done (especially the epilogue! which is interesting to analyse with a copy of Oscar Wilde's 'The Preface' from the original in hand).
Listen Jack!!!! If you happen to like Bonjour Tristesse (a book Françoise Sagan wrote when she was only 17) and you like sad stories, I would highly recommend "Aimez-vous Brahms?" It's a short novel but with a bitter ending (And I seem to remember that a K-Drama is titled the same because of the book).
Hey Jack love these videos! Thankyou for making this a safe space for us book lovers. Anyhoo, I was watching Gilmore Girls and was hoping you'd cover more books from there. Any plans on reading books by lorelai Gilmore real self? I've heard it's good but would love to know your review
VIDEO IDEA: i was thinking at the end of every year you could donate some books to viewers chosen charities. ( these books can be books that you didnt like and therefore are unlikely to read (again), books that are no longer interested in, perhaps they are no longer your taste and so on).
Fahrenheit is easy. So like when something freezes it’s 32 degrees instead of 0 because, well, it is, see? And when water boils it’s at 212 degrees instead of 100 for reasons so obvious there is no point in going into it. See? Simple…. Okay, yeah, I really don’t know why we use Fahrenheit in the U.S.
Hi Jack, In one of your previous video you were a bit uneasy since Keira Knightley liked a book called INTO THAT DARKNESS which had the Swastika and you associated with the Nazi symbol but pls know that the symbol used in Nazi Germany is called a Hakenkreuz and not Swastika (two very different things) Swastika is a symbol of peace and good luck in many Asian countries, so associating it with a crime such as the Holocaust is very disrespectful.. I've been watching your videos for a long time and know how respectful, kind and understanding you are and am sure you'll take this as a learning moment like you're inclined to and it'll be great if you address this in another video or pin this message to let others who might not be aware of the difference to know the diffrence because we are all aware THAT WORDS MATTER. Thank You.
I really think one’s preference for centigrade or Fahrenheit depends on what you grew up with. I know that people from the UK have trouble making sense of Fahrenheit, and as an American who grew up with Fahrenheit, centigrade temperature is tell me almost nothing, since they all sound cold, even the hot temperatures. So when I’m watching a video from the UK and someone says that it is 15° outside, I have no idea if it’s a chilly day or a warm day or just a perfect day. I know that has nothing to do with books, but anyway…
Have you ever thought of starting (or do you already have) an in person book club? I live in NYC myself and I have been dying to get more people together to start one.
Can’t wait for your opinion on If we were villains. I started it in October and it took me so so so long to get trough. Actually I was on 65% today and finished it while listening to the audio book. It was so boring 😭
I’m so happy to see another adventure of Jack in NYC. Also, stick to Celsius. Fahrenheit is only useful if you have a fever or something.
Idk, Fahrenheit with temperature is pretty useful. 100 is just too hot to be outside, 0 is just too cold to be outside
@@avac8751 If you're used to Celsius you know exactly where common limits are too though. For me around 0 (chances of frosted grass and freezing water are high) is very cold and around 30 is very hot, same for most people in the country. A hundred is boiling water
@komorebi sure, everyone prefers their own units. I was sjust adding that Fahrenheit is good for that. Also, wouldn't you know if your water is boiling by... the water boiling?
@@komorebi7995 I think they were more making the point that Fahrenheit slots better to a 0-100 percentage scale of outside temperatures, which is more intuitive in general to people as it's way more prevalent than the 0-30ish scale of Celsius. Similarly, Celsius is way more intuitive in a science sense (coming from an engineering major in America, I use it just as much as Fahrenheit because of labs), because water boils at 100 and freezes at 0. They're two systems for two different needs
@@user-xb5bz4fu9o I know, yeah! I was trying to make the point that that isn't reaally an advantage because Celsius feels totally intuitive if you grew up with it as well. (Also, if water boils at a 100 C and freezes at 0 C you know that everything close to these temperatures is uncomfortable in the air as well.) And Fahrenheit isn't as intuitive for other people as people that grew up with it think I'd say. For example I don't know where the cut offs are. Is 50 F the most comfortable temperature? Is 80 F still bearable? Is 10 F freezing? I feel like I didn't articulate myself well, English isn't my first language 😄
You know what I absolutely love about this man? The fact that his entire life acts like a justification of all the regrettable shopping decisions I ever make on the daily.
Edit: I also love the fact that he went to a writing school. The day he releases hi first novel, i am going to make a video that says "Ranking Books by TH-camrs" and put this person on SSS Tier.
Man I really do stan this person.
I read Lie with Me a few years ago and it’s so beautiful! It definitely seems like something up your alley! Fun fact, it’s translated by Molly Ringwald. Like *the* Molly Ringwald from the Breakfast Club 😮
on the reading books in french front: ereaders are your friend! I read in Spanish and German occasionally and can only do that because of my reader because the built in dictionaries allow me to tap a work and look it up without losing my flow like googling it on my phone did
I've been learning Swedish and just got myself a basic Kindle, and I can't believe how convenient it is to look up words. I have some paper books in Swedish that I'll be moving on to, but for now my eReader is the best.
Just something I've noticed! In last two videos that you went to a few bookstores, I saw the exact same book, one from an author that is ABSOLUTELY genius and amazing, her being Clarice Lispector, an absolute MUST when it comes to brilliant Brazilian literature. You should definitely check it out! I recommend you starting with "the hour of the star" or even her first published book "Near to the wild heart".
Now, I know from experience that, usually, translated books are a whole thing BUT, either way, I guarantee you'll feel everything that she makes us all feel when reading her masterpieces.
I related so much to putting off a book you "know" you will love. I have a bad habit of doing this. Especially with the final books in a series cause I don't want it to end!
A useful trick with Fahrenheit is to think about it as a percentage of heat. So like 80 degrees F would be 80% hot, which is pretty hot. On the other hand, 30 degrees (30% hot) is pretty cold!
ooooh wow i wish i could've known this sooner JANXKJANSX now it makes a lot more sense
thanks that’s actually super helpful hah
"Lie with me" is an amazing book. Sad, but amazing
YES!! I always procrastinate so much on reading books that I’m so excited to read, and I DON’T KNOW WHY. It is so frustrating
Perfect perfect book video in a perfect perfect cosy season ☕ 📚
The Books Unbound gals call that phenomenon (a book you put off reading because / despite knowing you’ll love it) a “mashed potato book”.
As soon as he described it I came to the comments to find a books unbound commenter!
Yes - totally agree we should reward ourselves with books. I finish a hard year at work on Wednesday so will buy myself a book to enjoy then.
Albertine seems like the most beautiful bookstore I’ve seen
lie with me is such a beautiful book. it’s like call me by your name and normal people’s love child
Love watching these types of vlogs and seeing what books you got. I’ve noticed my taste in books have changed a lot ever since I started watching your videos. It’s a good thing though because I trust your recommendations and have read so many great books I never would have even thought to get and read so thank you Jack.
Jack: "I've lived here for 3 months now and I still cannot wrap my mind around Fahrenheit".
Me: "I've lived here for 9 years now and I still cannot wrap my mind around Fahrenheit".
Celsius makes so much more sense (as does the Metric system). ❄
Genuinely love you exploring NYC and its many bookstores
THE BLUE ASTROLOGY CEILING IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THING I’VE EVER SEEN, plus everything else in that bookstore
I love shopping at independent bookstores so much more than going to barnes and noble. I just feel like they focus more on really good books than popular ones if that makes any sense. I’m a fifteen year old girl obsessed with literature and works of fiction. I hate romance books, and it seems like every time I go into a barnes and noble I feel like I’m hit in the face with them. I went into a few independent book stores over the summer and found incredible books I would have never found in barnes. Anyway I love independent book stores and there are my favorite videos Jack makes
I’m so happy you picked up Lie With Me - it’s honestly such a beautiful, emotional, heart wrenching and warming book with every sentence holding immense meaning. Truly an exceptional work so I hope you enjoy reading it Jack. And remember to have a pencil (and tissue) at the ready cause you’ll be underlining practically the whole book 📕
Thanks for introducing Albertine! I never realized there was a French bookstore here in NYC that both sells books in French and French books translated into English. Definitely have to check that out one day!
oh im such a sucker for an aesthetic book montage- love these vlogs so much!
I just finished If We Were Villains, I really enjoyed it! The epilogue really hit me in the face, I’m so excited to see what you think of it! Also let me know how Bonjour Tristesse is, I’ve been trying to get my hands on a copy for such a long time (7 years to be exact) but I can’t seem to find one anywhere lol
It’s on Amazon for £4
Lie with me is amazing. It’s part of a triptyque (along with Un certain Paul Darrigrand et Diner a Montréal, don’t know if they have been translated) that centers around the author’s relationships that have shaped basically everything in his work.
The covers are just so exquisite. Shakespeare & Co. is a delight.
jack i was looking at your goodreads and saw you were reading 11 books at the same time haha😭
HOWWW????
Jack giving us two videos in one dayyy...
Thank you bestie, I've had a really shitty day and this makes me feel a bit better 🙃
Lie With Me is soo good! It was actually one of the first books I ever read in French and I absolutely loved it
Masks are genuinely fantastic for cold weather and can be *fashionable*
Book Haters Book Club - added to my TBR (2:20) Thanks Jack. Love the Perusal of those shops!!
I read Lie With Me (Arrête avec tes mensonges) was one of the first novels I ever read in French, and I think it’d be a good level for you (if I understand your french level correctly) because it’s super modern with concepts we can understand easily. Also, there’s this book Fado by Kettly Mars, a Haitian author, that I recently read in my college French class and I LOVED it!! I don’t often connect to French books, but I loved Fado and the Haitian feeling it gave.
You're (this channel/your videos) my happy place ♥️
1:23 OMG this is so cool! I don’t read that many French books but it’d be a new experience to go there.
P.S. The interiors are ❤
i literally love ur channel bye
ariel and rayleen from books unbound call that 'i wanna read it so much i almost dont want to" a mashed potato book. like, if nashed potato is ur fave food, you save it to be the last bite of the meal. but sometimes if u hold it too far its not gonna be as warm and nice as if u'd eaten it right away, so you can't hold it back too long. I hope you enjoyed the book and that mash potato didnt go cold!!
The lowest has been at least -5 here in Manchester, UK 🇬🇧 but we didn't get snow like the rest of the country did ❄
Can we just take a minute to appreciate that Lie With Me is translated by Molly Ringwald? Ultimate teen queen
This video makes me want to go to NYC purely for a bookstore tour because wow 🤤
don't worry Jack I've been studying in the US for 4 yrs now and I still don't understand fahrenheit
Lie With Me is so so good! So glad you picked it up! One of my favs but definitely broke my heart
jack edwards i adore you and your content!!!!
enjoyed this!! thanks for getting me to add another song to my playlist.
also, as an american, i also haven't really wrapped by head around fahrenheit intellectually... just my mind/body is used to it (like "oh it feels like 80 degrees")..but celsius makes more SENSE.
It's always enjoyable to watch your vlogs ❤ so glad you uploaded tonight, i was feeling low and this really made me feel better. You're the best Jack
There's another great small bookstore on the Upper East Side called the Corner Bookstore. It's a few blocks down from me and it's a neighborhood favorite!
LIE WITH ME is incredible and heart-wrenching
I have been trying to remember to title of The Book Haters Book Club for WEEKS because we had it at the bookstore where I work but it got taken off the display table and I haven’t been able to find it anywhere or remember any identifying info except vaguely what the cover looked like. Thank you so much for featuring it in your montage, you’re a lifesaver, I had given up hope
If We Were Villians was one of my absolute fav books!!!!
Omg I live just around the corner from Albertine!! It looks gorgeous, definitely gonna go there today. Shakespeare and Co and the Gong Cha next door to it are my go tos, and enjoy If We We’re Villains I’m reading that right now and it’s finally starting to pick up
You’re telling me Jack went to the Shakespeare & Co. across from my school AND I DIDN’T SEE HIM😭
Impeccable song choice, I love Jelani Aryeh!!
Literally living my dream life
(Also can u pls make a video about being a writing student PLSSS i wanna see what its like )
❤❤❤
I exactly know what you are talking about, there are books I am excited to read but i keep stalling.. Like I am doing with A little life
1:24 This place is STUNNING!
I can get behind the metric system in most cases, but I really like Fahrenheit. It feels extremely accurate to how hot it is if you think about it like percent. 100 degrees is like 100% hot. 0 degrees is like 0%. Also for me since I live in Minnesota, it doesn’t feel cold to me unless it’s below zero so 0 degrees feels like a more accurate threshold than 32F/0C since 0C feels too warm to be at 0
The Mysterious Bookshop in lower Manhattan only sells mysteries and thrillers. It's a really fun spot you should check out!
Heyy Jack, I've got a book recommendation for you! It might be a bit of a curveball, but I'm curious what you'd think about 'Dorian: An Imitation' by Will Self. It is a modern reinterpretation of The Picture of Dorian Gray and we studied it in my Neo-Victorian lit class. Opinion in my class was Wildely (😉) divided, but I personally really enjoyed it. It is gritty, brutal and shocking but, in my opinion, very well done (especially the epilogue! which is interesting to analyse with a copy of Oscar Wilde's 'The Preface' from the original in hand).
lie with me is my favourite book of all time :,))))) you’ll love it i’m sure
I've lived in NYC for a long time.... my fav bookstore is Greenlight Bookstore in Brooklyn.
Lie With Me is one of my favourite books!!!
Jack is going on ninja mode to avoid ultimate freeze 😂
lie with me is stunning! made me sob 🖤
Listen Jack!!!! If you happen to like Bonjour Tristesse (a book Françoise Sagan wrote when she was only 17) and you like sad stories, I would highly recommend "Aimez-vous Brahms?" It's a short novel but with a bitter ending (And I seem to remember that a K-Drama is titled the same because of the book).
I cannot believe you have not read if we were villains. It’s bloody brilliant
You're gonna LOVE If We Were Villains
Love it so much and glad you found amazing bookstores in NYC 😊
I’m excited to hear your reviews to add to my tbr!
I read Lie With Me earlier this year and loved it. I also read If We Were Villians this year but didn't love it, just thought it was ok.
If you like Sagan my favorite is Scars on the Soul, so deft!
1:18 Translation: "So let's go book shopping."
Thank you! Was looking for this
4:45 I remember this being mentioned in ‘The Namesake’ when Gogol and Sonia are introduced to Moushumi. #IDetestAmericanTelevision
If you want to read more french books please read any Valérie Perrin books, they’re so good
Hey Jack love these videos! Thankyou for making this a safe space for us book lovers. Anyhoo, I was watching Gilmore Girls and was hoping you'd cover more books from there. Any plans on reading books by lorelai Gilmore real self? I've heard it's good but would love to know your review
That music came out of nowhere I actually jumped a little lol
VIDEO IDEA: i was thinking at the end of every year you could donate some books to viewers chosen charities. ( these books can be books that you didnt like and therefore are unlikely to read (again), books that are no longer interested in, perhaps they are no longer your taste and so on).
I've never clicked faster on a notif
The color palette of Cry Perfume reminds me so much of Jennette McCurdy‘s I’m Glad My Mom Died
Fahrenheit is easy. So like when something freezes it’s 32 degrees instead of 0 because, well, it is, see? And when water boils it’s at 212 degrees instead of 100 for reasons so obvious there is no point in going into it. See? Simple…. Okay, yeah, I really don’t know why we use Fahrenheit in the U.S.
Albertine bookstore is stunning
"sad girl winter" oui
So crazy to think that we were in the same store on the same day and didn't run into each other!!!!!
Stick to Celsius, life is just too short to understand how Fahrenheit works
It’s barely been below 40F for the past couple of weeks in New York!
Ooooo to live in NYC, here in the Netherlands we only have one waterstones and the ABC bookstore.. painful
1:26 that bag though 🤣
I heard someone once compare Fahrenheit to percentages so 100°/100% hot, 15°/15% heat (cold) made so much more sense
Oh this makes sense! 😊
I ADORED Lie With Me!!
For some reason after you said you’re heading back to ldn for Christmas, the next clip has no audio 😭😭😭
Hey Jack ! Can we have an update on your library ?
I love these videos so much
Hi Jack,
In one of your previous video you were a bit uneasy since Keira Knightley liked a book called INTO THAT DARKNESS which had the Swastika and you associated with the Nazi symbol but pls know that the symbol used in Nazi Germany is called a Hakenkreuz and not Swastika (two very different things)
Swastika is a symbol of peace and good luck in many Asian countries, so associating it with a crime such as the Holocaust is very disrespectful.. I've been watching your videos for a long time and know how respectful, kind and understanding you are and am sure you'll take this as a learning moment like you're inclined to and it'll be great if you address this in another video or pin this message to let others who might not be aware of the difference to know the diffrence because we are all aware THAT WORDS MATTER.
Thank You.
I love so much you're videos ❤❤❤
Really nice !
I’m not surprised that Jack’s Camera Battery is dying all of a sudden as well as a predisposition to sad I MEAN reflective novels.
I really think one’s preference for centigrade or Fahrenheit depends on what you grew up with. I know that people from the UK have trouble making sense of Fahrenheit, and as an American who grew up with Fahrenheit, centigrade temperature is tell me almost nothing, since they all sound cold, even the hot temperatures. So when I’m watching a video from the UK and someone says that it is 15° outside, I have no idea if it’s a chilly day or a warm day or just a perfect day. I know that has nothing to do with books, but anyway…
Have you ever thought of starting (or do you already have) an in person book club? I live in NYC myself and I have been dying to get more people together to start one.
its not snow anymore... its just ice... its like every thing is iceskating 😭
Pretty sure that Shakespeare and Co in NYC is not affiliated with the one in Paris
Can’t wait for your opinion on If we were villains. I started it in October and it took me so so so long to get trough. Actually I was on 65% today and finished it while listening to the audio book. It was so boring 😭
OMG! Gorgeous bookstore! ❤❤❤
Fahrenheit is easy! It’s how hot it is on a scale of 0-100