**Official Breaking Bad Finale Thread**

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ChesusRice

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I was rooting for Jesse to make it. Didn't think he would when he ran by the camera. Must have that set to motion detect
 
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schuylaar

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canndo said:
over an hour - all of it commercials. I understand AMC making money on this - what? 5 million viewers? but..... they could just charge ungodly sums for a few commercials and not break the continuity of the show, which is what happened last night. I can't recall ever having to think "now, what happened before the commercial" while watching Breaking Bad before. Otherwise, looks like Walt is out in the cold now. Wow.... Todd is just a wonderful character.
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wonder what lydia was up to?..
 
canndo

canndo

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ChesusRice said:
Question for all the characters

When is enough money enough?
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I don't know about money, not really. A pallet stacked 3 feet high? is that 80 million? I've seen a million (in the movies) in a brief case. Is that 80 brief cases? CAN you put 80 million in 10,000 dollar bricks in 7 barrels? That's 8,000 stacks of hundreds, right? each 3 inches high, That's a 2000 foot high stack, what's the volume here? how long is a bill? 6 inches? 4 inches wide? (I should measure one), but.... what is the total volume of 80 million dollars in hundreds? I wonder if anyone went to figureing this.
 
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ChesusRice

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US bills are 2.61" x 6.14" x 0.004 3 "
Each bill has avolume of 0.069 cu. in. or 000 0399 cu. ft
$1 000 000 in ones has a volume of 39.88 cu ft (if all bills are new, flat and packed tightly in neat stacks). Before you ask it would weigh 2040 lb. (just over a ton)
Divide the above weight and volume to get values for 5s 10s 20s 50s 100s


1 Gallon [Fluid, US] = 231 Cubic Inches
 
Fungus Gnat

Fungus Gnat

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ChesusRice said:
US bills are 2.61" x 6.14" x 0.004 3 "
Each bill has avolume of 0.069 cu. in. or 000 0399 cu. ft
$1 000 000 in ones has a volume of 39.88 cu ft (if all bills are new, flat and packed tightly in neat stacks). Before you ask it would weigh 2040 lb. (just over a ton)
Divide the above weight and volume to get values for 5s 10s 20s 50s 100s


1 Gallon [Fluid, US] = 231 Cubic Inches
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Will this be on the test?
 
Harrekin

Harrekin

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Well 80 million would be 80,000 x $100 bills, are $100 bills the same size and weight as $1 bills?

(Havnt been to the US in about 5 years so havnt held any dollars in a while).
 
canndo

canndo

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schuylaar said:
it never is..the more you have the more you want..you want to continue the lifestyle that money brings..it does not bring happiness, it just makes life easier.
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doesn't seem to have made life easier for the whites, or pinkman for that matter.
 
RPM371

RPM371

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ChesusRice said:
US bills are 2.61" x 6.14" x 0.004 3 "
Each bill has avolume of 0.069 cu. in. or 000 0399 cu. ft
$1 000 000 in ones has a volume of 39.88 cu ft (if all bills are new, flat and packed tightly in neat stacks). Before you ask it would weigh 2040 lb. (just over a ton)
Divide the above weight and volume to get values for 5s 10s 20s 50s 100s


1 Gallon [Fluid, US] = 231 Cubic Inches
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