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If you go by the net weight and box dimensions on https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gorton-s-Crunchy-Breaded-Fish-Sticks-18-count/12166675 https://www.walmart.com/ip/G
by throwaway5752 6y ago
If you go by the net weight and box dimensions on https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gorton-s-Crunchy-Breaded-Fish-Sticks-18-count/12166675 https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gorton-s-Crunchy-Breaded-Fish-Sti... that's equivalent to a cube 160 feet on each side (packaged volume of annual US fish stick consumption). Not disagreeing with your point, but interesting to visualize the scale of consumption.
- cgriswald 6y agoAs a cube it would sit on roughly half or an American football field. On an everybody-else-football pitch it would cover the whole thing about 32 m deep. It’s both a tremendous amount and also absolutely nothing depending on your point of reference.
- samatman 6y agoThere are around 24,000 high schools in the US. I'll take that number as a proxy for the number of football fields, because, while some high schools don't have one, there are also quite a few which are affiliated with college/universities or municipalities. So that's about six cubic yards per football field, or about enough to fill a couple of standard freezer sections at a supermarket. We can conclude from this that football players don't eat fish sticks very often, or there wouldn't be any left for anyone else!