Why hot sand heats the air not an example of conduction?

Oh, dude, hot sand heating the air is not an example of conduction because conduction is like when you touch a hot stove and feel the heat transfer directly to your hand. When the sun heats up the sand, it warms the air above it through a process called convection, where the hot sand heats the air molecules, making them rise and creating a breeze. So, like, the heat is spreading through the air, not just passing directly from the sand to the air.