(Did you know we can't even properly gaze at the stars now? Our breath fogs any window we turn to. We're moisture, Chase, we're returning to dew).
His breath fogs your neck.
Only occasionally will you catch sight of another person at this establishment: a 65-year-old man in a robe, standing so close to the microwave that his breath fogs the glass as he watches a cup of ramen circle endlessly.
Only occasionally will you catch sight of another person at this establishment: A 65-year-old man in a robe, standing so close to the microwave that his breath fogs the glass as he watches a cup of ramen circle endlessly.
The US economy in 2000 had really, really full employment — it was an era when labor was so scarce that McDonald's was actively trying to recruit senior citizens, when the joke was that you could get a job as long as your breath would fog a mirror, that is, as long as you were actually alive.
There were millions of unemployed Americans even at the height of the 1990s boom, when the joke was that anyone who could pass the "mirror test --that is, anyone whose breatest --thatg a mirror, indicatest --thathey were actually alise--could find work.
While they waited, their breath began to fog up the car windows.
Critics get a little nervous, I think, when their breath fails to fog up the glass.
This refrigeration allowed the actors' breath to visibly fog up, and allowed the cast to "have a place that feels real" to aid their acting.
Now, take a deep breath and breathe the whole picture in (like charged, radiant fog) and feel it streaming energy into your body and mind.
