[INFINITY FACTORY - Man-On-The-Street Math Questions]

foreign well if I eat two chickens a month that should give me 24. I don't eat meat whole chicken I never ate a whole chicken I don't need chicken [Music] because I don't like it figure one every two weeks on average I don't really know I guess we have chicken once a week and I only eat one piece so that might be about 12 chickens in a year oh how many chickens added up uh I say about five good ten pound chickens which is bigger two-thirds or one half two-thirds that's figured out well um good question if I gave you no I don't know I just know oh two-thirds how do you know that well sort of um one half is sort of it's a good idea you got me I really don't know two-thirds two-thirds that's figured out I didn't I know it two-thirds there's two halves in a hole and there's three thirds in a hole and so a half must be bigger than a third but two-thirds uh is is bigger than a half because you have two of them even though they're smaller I make a pie in my head and I take one half of the pie and then I take two-thirds of the pie then two thirds of the pie is bigger than one half two thirds let's figure it it's a bigger percentage of one wow I just knew that I had two pairs of a pie I'd rather have it than the dude that got the one hand you know about how far is it from New York to California we have a couple thousand lives I don't know exactly how much though I don't know about um two thousand miles I guess about 3 000 miles um was it two thousand miles I don't know something like that three thousand miles have you ever gone there yeah how long did it take uh it took me eight hours if you go by car I got to take Savannah to three or four days oh on a plane that's a four to six hours okay Gerald you're walking to California how long is it going to take it would take a long time well if I was driving it would take me about a week and walking a couple of years two or three years my name is Louis Cintron I'd like to run in the Olympics I live down in Manhattan on the upbeast well it's called the Upper East Side I live on the third floor it's got its own window I can look at [Music] you know what we did last time you should have gone with us yeah I was sick dude I know man we went down we saw the movie right usually when I leave my house I usually go to the corner store buy a chocolate bar then head over to Madison Avenue to grab the bus then while I'm doing that I usually try to not think about the race and try to loosen up here and relax try to see what's hurt and what's not what it feels like when I before I warm up it's like you're stiff and I don't know you said like stiff and your muscles aren't loose so then I start warming up and after you warm up it's like your muscles are loose and you're just on the verge of starting to sweat that's when I know I'm about I'm as warmed up as I can be without starting to get exhausted now today now we aim for 4 40 and make sure you're one of the very steady race take I usually get when I'm about when I'm at the line I get really anxious like I have to go I can't stand Standing There again I get really jumpy tensed because I couldn't take it anywhere pressure was getting to me it's building up [Applause] then once the gun goes off I feel pretty good [Applause] when I start out I try to get into a good position like about third to fourth place I take a lap at a time because if I start thinking about the whole race in general I start losing out I never look back I don't want to see what's coming up behind me thank you and last two laps ago I start picking it up like trying to build up my last Sprint my last lap it's like I'm gonna die I'm exhausted I don't know why I'm doing this until it comes through is I gotta finish before I die it's almost finished I might as well give it all I got so I usually usually just kick it in as hard as I can if it's all finished I'm glad it's over I just think it's finally open I didn't think I could make it [Applause] feel really mad really mad it just I feel like going out there again and doing it again just to prove that I could do a better time than I did thinking that I know I could do it better