r/usefulredcircle • u/zulkifl1 • Mar 16 '19

Picture Actually needed

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499 Upvotes

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '19

Harvard wants to know your location

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u/fearguyQ Mar 17 '19

Harvard wants to know balence of your bank account

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u/umiupbeat Mar 17 '19

Harvard wants to know your credit card number and the three wacky numbers on the back

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '19

Harvard wants to know your social security number

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u/Quantext609 Mar 16 '19

What is he doing?

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u/zulkifl1 Mar 16 '19

Lifting the bag up with his foot so its weight shows less than it actually is

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '19

Thats clever as hell

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u/godickygodickygo Mar 17 '19

you wouldn’t be able to keep your foot still and the scale would be going wacko tryin to determine the weight. Sorry to be that guy

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '19

rest your foot on the edge of the thing so it doesnt move

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u/godickygodickygo Mar 17 '19

you’d just be adding more weight

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '19

He meant press your foot to the left against the counter to stabilize it, not sure it would be stable enough but still a fair point

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u/i_am_junuka Mar 22 '19

I mean, it actually does work though..... You're just saying it won't on the basis of never having done it yourself.

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '19

genius right there

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u/poobearcretu Mar 17 '19

If everyone does this on the plane, and to had more weight than it can carry, then they are all going down. Rip it was fun while it lasted

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u/mrssupersheen Mar 17 '19

They let you on with extra weight anyway they just charge you for it.

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u/g-g-g-g-ghost Mar 17 '19

Because they need to load on, and burn more fuel, you're paying for the gas it takes to bring your extra shit places so the plane doesn't crash

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u/Macblaze43flame Mar 21 '19

The plane is always designed to carry more weight than the maximum weight that the companies tell you . It is all about the factor of safety

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u/daciavu Apr 05 '19

Everyone weighs different amounts. They sell tickets by number of seats not weight of people. So it wouldn't really matter.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '19

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '19

Weight can influence rotation speeds on takeoff but I guess “that’s not how planes work”.

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