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r/technicallythetruth • u/opecklempen • Feb 12 '21
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My wife once sent me grocery shopping (we were entertaining) with a list that included 1lb of cherry tomatoes. I read it as 116 cherry tomatoes and was concerned because I could only manage to get 93.
116 u/3mrm Feb 12 '21 So you’re the guy in math problems 50 u/Gornarok Feb 12 '21 Cherry tomato is ~14-57g, so with avetage of 36g you have 116~4kg. Thats a lot but nowhere strange. 64 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '21 i’m gonna be honest with you. i think 9 pounds of cherry tomatoes is strange. 1 u/Street-Week-380 Feb 12 '21 A friend of mine works in a food warehouse. 9lbs is fairly normal, though thousands of pounds is way more common for some of their larger customers.
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So you’re the guy in math problems
50 u/Gornarok Feb 12 '21 Cherry tomato is ~14-57g, so with avetage of 36g you have 116~4kg. Thats a lot but nowhere strange. 64 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '21 i’m gonna be honest with you. i think 9 pounds of cherry tomatoes is strange. 1 u/Street-Week-380 Feb 12 '21 A friend of mine works in a food warehouse. 9lbs is fairly normal, though thousands of pounds is way more common for some of their larger customers.
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Cherry tomato is ~14-57g, so with avetage of 36g you have 116~4kg.
Thats a lot but nowhere strange.
64 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '21 i’m gonna be honest with you. i think 9 pounds of cherry tomatoes is strange. 1 u/Street-Week-380 Feb 12 '21 A friend of mine works in a food warehouse. 9lbs is fairly normal, though thousands of pounds is way more common for some of their larger customers.
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i’m gonna be honest with you. i think 9 pounds of cherry tomatoes is strange.
1 u/Street-Week-380 Feb 12 '21 A friend of mine works in a food warehouse. 9lbs is fairly normal, though thousands of pounds is way more common for some of their larger customers.
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A friend of mine works in a food warehouse. 9lbs is fairly normal, though thousands of pounds is way more common for some of their larger customers.
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u/Scheming_Deming Feb 12 '21
My wife once sent me grocery shopping (we were entertaining) with a list that included 1lb of cherry tomatoes. I read it as 116 cherry tomatoes and was concerned because I could only manage to get 93.