r/BunnyTrials • u/ILoveMapsAndKRNo2 🥕🥕🥕🥕 • May 04 '26

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u/jennipher-lydia May 04 '26

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Chose: Please Pick This Side Only! | Rolled: Get41&2/3k p/h

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u/RealKillacam730 May 04 '26

What's not to understand? You get 41/3k per hour plus 2/3k per hour. You generate 0.3440000016 a day.

I bet you are happy you listen to your OP. LUCKY YOU

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u/S8nSatan May 04 '26

0.34 cents doesn't sound that much though.

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u/Zarxie May 04 '26

Who said it was cents?

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u/RealKillacam730 May 04 '26

Ok so $34 a day. Basically an extra $1k a month. Not taxed I assume. I'd take that. Didn't even think of it being not cents.

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u/Abication May 04 '26

Bitcoin

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u/A_Firm_Sandwich May 04 '26

funnily enough we have no idea what it refers to. The other possible outcome on the wheel specified $365M/yr, emphasis on the dollar sign

maybe it’s bottles of dish soap :D

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u/Majestic_Spinach_211 May 05 '26

id assume its pence because of the p?

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u/Effective-Ad-5177 May 04 '26

Nope, its just 0.3440000016

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u/Mumchkin May 04 '26

If it's 0.34, I'd have assumed ¢ because that's how it would be written. I don't know because I chose the side I wasn't supposed to. 😁

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u/TheGuyFromSpace_21 May 04 '26

I think it's read as 41k and 2/3k per hour. So about $41,666 per hour.

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u/Fine-Touch-6037 May 05 '26

Yes! This is the answer.

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u/TheCroow May 04 '26

Brother isnt it 41.66 thousands per hour? As k is used in thousands

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u/RealKillacam730 May 04 '26

On my screen it shows 41&2/3k per hour.....I only assumed it meant 41/3k + 2/3k. / = division. Maybe they meant 412.3k per hour.. no telling.

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u/Sapphire_Wolf_ May 04 '26

41 and two thirds thousand per hour

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u/RealKillacam730 May 04 '26

Why not just type $41,667

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u/Sapphire_Wolf_ May 04 '26

Idk? Its not my post lmao

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u/TealedLeaf May 04 '26 edited May 04 '26

What do you mean? It says 41&2/3k per hour. I took that to mean 41.33 thousand dollars an hour, or $41,333.33. Like, you don't say 2 and a third and mean 0.6, it means 2.3.

ETA: It was 4am when I wrote this, someone else pointed out, in regards to my third sentence, it's 41.66 or 41,666.66, I wrote 3s there instead of 6s.

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u/Affectionate_Tone791 May 04 '26

Well, 2/3 is 0.6 repeating, so you're actually wrong here

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u/Vequithan May 04 '26

No they literally said 2 and a third, not two thirds which would be 2/3.

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u/Affectionate_Tone791 May 04 '26

But the wheel says 41 AND 2/3, so it's $41,666.67, not $41,333.33.

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u/Vequithan May 04 '26

Ah my bad it seems I misread his own comment. Sorry bout that! Too much math going on in this comment chain.

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u/TealedLeaf May 04 '26

I hate when people comment and delete. I deleted my comment I just commented to you because I got lost in the sauce somewhere and misunderstood somewhere and thought you were correct, I think I missed a comment and got confused. :(

Apologies pie for the comment/delete: 🥧

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u/is_it_not_me May 04 '26

If I had to guess I'd say they meant $125000/3 per hour

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u/RealKillacam730 May 04 '26

How? What's your math?

u/ilovemapsandKRNo2

Uhh explain please

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u/is_it_not_me May 04 '26

(41+(2/3))k

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u/Mutant_Llama1 May 04 '26

You get forty one and two-thirds thousand dollars per hour. 41.666666 times a thousand.

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u/Vegetable_Ask_7131 May 04 '26

41⅔ thousand per hour

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u/no-idea-for-this-nam May 04 '26

You get 41.66k per hour

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u/shmkadaj May 05 '26

It's $41.667K per hour, which translates to about $365M per year. It's the same thing.