2023-03-03 20:20:02.639855+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments
I'm seeing a lot of "but why does Picard need to specify 'hot'?". Lemme introduce y'all to my super snazzy electric kettle that not only has a whole bunch of different temperature settings, but will occasionally reset the default to the tepid (160�F) setting. So, yeah, part of turning it on is to *always* setting the temperature back to to max.
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