ExclusiveBob's Angriest Day - Part 2

So, where were we with the story of Bob's angriest day with his brother Sam? Bob was mad because he thought Sam was lying to him by telling him blowing on hot food can cool it down, while blowing on his hands in cold winter can warm them up. Right! Bob was so upset he went to talk to Paul about it, while Paul was in the middle of making a painting of flowers at home. How is that even possible? Fire can make things warmer, but it can't make anything cooler. Ice can make juice cooler, but it can't make it warmer. How can something make another thing both warmer and cooler? Good question. I'm thinking about it. Whoops! It's too red. Can you pass me the tube of pink paint? I need to lighten this red color. I've got it. I know the answer. What is it? Look at this. Look at the colors on the palette. This is red, this is white, and this one is pink. Yes, I know all these colors. If I want to paint this flower, this red color is too dark. So, I'll mix it with pink to make it even lighter. But, say I want to paint this flower. It's almost white with a hint of pink. So, I'll just add pink to the white to make it a little darker. Like this. So, this pink paint can make red lighter. And, it can also make the white paint darker. That's the same with our breath. Our breath is at body temperature. On cold days, it's warmer than the cold air outside. So, it can warm our hands. But, our breath is cooler than the hot soup. So, it can also cool down the soup. Oh, I get it now. I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions and accused Sam of lying. I'd better go home and apologize to him. I hope he'll forgive me. So, what did you think of the story, Adam? I guess the lesson is not to jump to conclusions too fast. Just because something doesn't make sense to me, it doesn't mean it's wrong or not true. It's important to be open-minded and allow people to explain things to me.