Runners can coat their exposed skin with a thin layer of olive oil, which acts as a buffer against the cold by trapping a layer of air between the skin and the oil, providing insulation.
The olive oil helps trap a thin layer of air, providing insulation against the cold and wind, allowing runners to stay warmer before the race starts.
Bella, an umbrella who loves the rain, is kept inside by her family who dislikes the rain, creating a conflict between Bella's nature and her family's preferences.
Flynn suggests Bella could become angry and use her umbrella point to force her family to take her outside, possibly leading to a moment of realization where they learn to appreciate the rain and see a rainbow.
Patterson proposed several endings, including Bella joining farting ninjas on a boat, dancing with kids in the rain at Coney Island, attending the funeral of her hold me, and finding a new purpose protecting her hold me from the sun.
Patterson jokingly says he does all the work while his co-authors take credit on the cover, but he notes that the process varies depending on the collaborator.
The You Guys Fast is an attempt to eliminate the use of 'you guys' and 'hey guys' to be more inclusive, but some argue it reinforces gender stereotypes by defaulting to male terms.
Using the text replacement feature on an iPhone, one can set 'guys' to auto-correct to a more inclusive term like 'folks' as a gentle reminder to use gender-neutral language.
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