You didn’t read the article.

Trump is saying if he takes away Elon’s subsidies, Elon would be forced to pack up and go home.

Not that he would physically deport him.

It’s a misleading title

Time is mostly base 60. It goes against the metric system based 10.

It’s like saying milifoot. For 1/1000th of a foot. Doesn’t make it a metric unit.

2.3 billion dollars in physical currency

21.8 trillion dollars in total currency

8.5 trillion dollars in debt owned by foreign countries

36 trillion dollars in debt total

Foreign entities are promised half the current total supply of USD

Oh it would be an absolute mess

Last state out has to pay the national debt!

US holds like half the debt of the world. That would be a really interesting scenario.

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Vs. What?

Letting the world know that you can walk up to someone in the middle of the day and shoot them and get away with it?

We all know CSI shows are over exaggerated, but they give us a feeling of protection

Without a motive or a link to follow. A random gunman is next to impossible to find after they get away.

This way they don’t have to make the charges stick but “they caught” the gunman.

Security theater is important

If you live in the US, then you probably have a standard mixing valve

If you live elsewhere, it’s probably a thermostatic one

For US:

You want to turn your handle all the way hot to clear your hot water lines fast, it’s room temperature in the hot water lines. Once the water is hot, then you start mixing in cold water.

The first cold water is from the lines in your house. It is heated or cooled by your home, basically room temperature water.

So say I turn the valve on full hot. Pure hot water is pouring out. Now you add some of that “room temperature cold water” to get to your perfect temperature.

Now, once you run out of “room temperature cold water,” it will start pulling water from the street.

I’m guessing you live in a cooler climate area?

120°F + 70°F = perfect temperature

But if the outside water becomes, say 50°F after you use all your water stored in your cold water lines

120°F + 50°F = colder water

So you have to add less 50°F water, which means slowly creeping your valve up until you have steady temperature water going to the valve.

Things like the type of water heater matters. If you use a tank then as you use water it adds water. If you keep your tank at 120° and you’re adding 70° cold water or 50° water to the tank matters. You also have “room temperature water” in your cold lines going to your tank at first, then colder water. So that creates another “lag” in temperature

US standard mixing valves aren’t as nice as a thermostatic valve. They are just cheap and standard and work well enough in most places.

Thermostatic valves allow you to select, say 100°F water, and the knob just controls the water flow rate. No matter what, the water that comes out of your shower will be 100°F. As the water coming into your house gets colder it will automatically adjust. As the water from your tank gets colder, it will automatically adjust.

Sounds like your valve is working as intended though