Why would a grocery store have a scale that accurate?! Weird. I screw around with chemistry experiments in the house and 10ths of a gram is plenty close enough.
Because scales for commerce are calibrated by professionals. I imagine every jurisdiction has a Weights and Measures division that requires periodic checking, ostensibly to prevent consumers from being ripped off.
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Today might be the day to buy that lotto ticket, my friend.
"What numbers do you want?" "Uh... 1"
I think so. I'll have to use the broccoli plu code for part of the numbers haha
Speaking statistically, we can't know the odds of this specific weight without knowing the normal distribution of broccoli weights in that shop.
Therefore, the degree of luck currently orbiting around you remains unknown!
Hopefully OP didn’t use up all their luck on broccoli.
It's more dull in grams: 453.5924g
Decimal pounds is disconcerting.
Everything is exactly 1 of some dumb unit...
With or without the plastic?
With the plastic. And I don't have a scale accurate enough to see if the bag would change it or not :/
What about the label?
Still neat ^^
It would, with a .001 scale.
Why would a grocery store have a scale that accurate?! Weird. I screw around with chemistry experiments in the house and 10ths of a gram is plenty close enough.
Because scales for commerce are calibrated by professionals. I imagine every jurisdiction has a Weights and Measures division that requires periodic checking, ostensibly to prevent consumers from being ripped off.
Heb doesn't fuck around
Time to go to your gas pump to fill up exactly some round number in your currency, without going over.
Puro SA.
1.0004?
Broccoli is the devil.
Newman in seinfeld broccoli scene https://youtu.be/91au6Y5q8j0