Is a "hot minute" greater than or less than a regular minute?
Is a "hot minute" greater than or less than a regular minute?
@catsalad depends on if you use farenheit or celsius:blobcatthink:
@catsalad reminds me of my favorite joke: Gonna take a hot shower. It's like a regular shower, but with me in it.
It should be larger. It's hot. Heat embiggens things.
greater than a normal minute, but longer than a New York minute.
@catsalad a hot minute is shorter than a hanson's mmmm bop, longer than a *minute* minute, and much shorter than "give me a sec"
@catsalad anywhere from 15 seconds to 20 minutes
@catsalad it‘s about 120 Fahrenheit Seconds.
@catsalad Was just discussing this with a friend a few days ago.
We believe that it is longer than a regular minute, but the jury is out on exactly how long.
We're still not sure how many hot seconds go into a hot minute or how many hot minutes are in an "the other day" or "the other week".
@catsalad less than a regular minute but greater than a New York minute
a hot minute is much better, but also much shorter . . . when it's over, the old minute is still there, clomping along . . .
@catsalad I think the answer must be "yes"
@catsalad Greater, as time expands when heated
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What temperature is a New York minute?
@catsalad I think a hot minutes is 2.3 New York minutes. Hope this helps.
@catsalad Heat would make it expand so it occupies a greater volume, at the very least.
@catsalad bro said american minutes are 60 seconds while europe apparently uses metric 100 second minutes. Which is hotter?
@catsalad yes, yes it is.
@catsalad is shorter than = less than? It is bother greater than and shorter than.
@catsalad thanks to global warming a minute today is hotter than a minute 10 years ago unfortunately 😔
@catsalad I British hot minute of tea, more like 1:30 I think.
@catsalad I know an inclusive or when I see one.
@catsalad still 60 seconds just 136% warmer.
@catsalad Depends how hot you normally are. 🫦