r/aislop • • 4d ago

found on Instagram Biker's fault

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u/Prismatic_Spectrum 3d ago edited 2d ago

I got curious and did a little math just to see around how many jars there are. So there are 10 width wise on the pallet and the average pallet is 40" on the short side so that's about 4" a jar. That would mean there are about 12 on the long side because the average pallet is about 48" on the long side. That would come up to 120 on each layer. The stack goes straight up 7 layers and then tapers off by one jar all the way to 3. From bottom to top at the first tapered layer it would go 96, 84, 72, 60, 48, 36 and then 12. So 7 layers of 120 is 840 then you add the rest of the layers and that comes out to 1248 per pallet. It looks like there are about 8 pallets so that comes out to 9984 in total. Still doesn't explain why they all liquified that way.

Edit: Thank you, U/thedefaultbunny, for the award. I think it's my first ever haha.

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u/LeToole 3d ago

Ok, smart guy. How much does it weight and how many kiddie pools can I fill with it?

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u/Prismatic_Spectrum 3d ago

At least five pounds and possibly at least 1 kiddie pool. That's my best guess

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u/Fun-Environment-1646 3d ago

With or without the broken glass?

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u/DuckyHornet 2d ago

Why would you remove the glass? We want the kids to have fun, god

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u/Prismatic_Spectrum 2d ago

Back in my day we swam in the honey pool, broken glass and all, and we liked it. We drank from the honey hose and we chewed on the glass as a treat. We're stronger for it now

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u/Prismatic_Spectrum 2d ago

Oh absolutely with the broken glass

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u/Mymojo34 3d ago

can you convert that to bananas, please?

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u/theDefaultbunny 2d ago

My pleasure! II only just recently figured out that I can give awards! And Your math is a level of nerdy pettiness that I delight in <3

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u/Prismatic_Spectrum 1d ago

Aww that's so nice of you. Thank you so much. Well I'm glad you learned just in time to give me one haha. I too enjoy when others do things like that.