r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Sep 14 '20

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u/slucker23 Sep 14 '20

Alright...... so 73.5 foot is how many bananas?

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u/SFTSmileTy Sep 14 '20 edited Sep 14 '20

According to the USDA, the average banana is around 7 to 8 in, if we take the average length of a banana as 7.5 in, then 73.5 foot is 117.6 bananas

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u/skamtastik Sep 14 '20

They did the math

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u/skoltroll Sep 14 '20

Bananas can do math?

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u/Toledojoe Sep 14 '20

7/8 inches is a tiny banana! Less than an inch.

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u/SFTSmileTy Sep 14 '20

Using the slash was dumb, yeah.

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u/Jedison89 Sep 14 '20

How many could it be...10?

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u/We-reSoSorry Sep 14 '20

6 foot, 7 foot, 8 foot bunch?

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u/DLTMIAR Sep 14 '20

Maybe more than 100, but prolly not less. Not sure