Or maybe the answer is in your heart.

Don't let it crowd out the magic, though.

Though I don't think that addresses the "old" factor.

No, it's fine--but your traditional teapot doesn't allow for that. I'd need a two-cup teapot with a large area for the leaves, but easily removable, and it has to be well insulated so the second cup is still pretty hot.

Drink faster!

The second cup will always be stronger than the first, though.

However, not everyone does--so if someone uses the term "math idiot" I'm gonna provide a method to solve that problem.

Yeah, that's probably the best. But I often don't trust that I'm remembering the right rule for the problem. So essentially I derive the correct method each time, which for me, anyway, is the easiest way.

you need a tea cozy to keep the pot warm!

Like this tea cozy:

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You had the right answer with you all the time. Just click your heels together

There's no place like Algebra. There's no place like Algebra.

My eyes!

Was tea the first thing that the cozy was invented for?

Or there's this crafty little number:

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If you google 'cthulhu tea cosy' your first hit is an Amazon list "So yu want to know what to get a Goth for Christmas".

Chatty cat is bugging me again...

I was talking to my sister on the phone a few days ago, and she was surprised that she could hear my cat meowing. She was even more surprised when I told her the cat was in the next room more than fifteen feet away, and that the volume was the standard level for her.