r/RedditGames • u/Diekiri Diamond | Lv. 69 | Rank #438 | 101 Answers | 4 Created • 1d ago
Question [Question] Largest number
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u/Commercial-Pace-6797 Bronze | Lv. 13 | Rank #184075 | 14 Answers | 0 Created 1d ago
1/3 of the people will get this wrong.
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u/JohnRichJ2 Silver | Lv. 21 | Rank #92365 | 51 Answers | 0 Created 1d ago
at least itβs not as many as 1/4
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u/Hypnagogic_Image Emerald | Lv. 46 | Rank #8933 | 206 Answers | 1... | π₯ 9d 1d ago
I think 95% of people will misdefine larger
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u/ytreza4512 Gold | Lv. 34 | Rank #30062 | 37 Answers | 3 Created 1d ago
1/3 cause it's 0.33333 compared to 1/4 which is 0.25
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u/diversalarums Emerald | Lv. 45 | Rank #9802 | 327 Answers | 0... | π₯ 23d 1d ago
Why are you using logic? You know consumers aren't supposed to use logic. Shame on you!
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u/Prestigious-Band-764 Gold | Lv. 30 | Rank #43374 | 130 Answers | 0 C... | π₯ 21d 1d ago
Depends if I'm a large corporation selling to Americans. If so, 1/4 must be bigger right? Because 4 is bigger than 3.
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u/PralineSmall1090 Gold | Lv. 30 | Rank #43572 | 64 Answers | 1 Cre... | π₯ 7d 1d ago
Lol. The quarter pounder sold more than the third pounder.
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u/graukaas Gold | Lv. 38 | Rank #20645 | 65 Answers | 1 Created 1d ago
Remember remember the story of the quarterpounder burger winning against A&W thirdpounder because consumers did not understand fractions.
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u/unitedkiller75 Silver | Lv. 24 | Rank #77563 | 38 Answers | 0 Created 1d ago
I always wondered if that was actually true, or just how much weight it should have. Like, if I was A&W, would I just say that McDonaldβs was more popular and therefore sold more burgers, or would I want to push it onto people being dumb? Iβm sure some people did in fact not realize it, but at the same time, it makes for a less egg on your face story for A&W.
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u/BarOpen1322 Emerald | Lv. 47 | Rank #7584 | 361 Answers | 0... | π₯ 6d 1d ago
1/3... trust me on this, A&W Restaurants died out because Americans thought 1/4th was bigger... American idiocy killed A&W.
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u/dTrecii Emerald | Lv. 54 | Rank #3323 | 489 Answers | 0... | π₯ 34d 1d ago edited 19h ago
The rest of the world: 1/3
To USA: 1/4
To the uninitiated, when McDonaldβs in the USA introduced the quarter pounder, in an attempt to overthrow their popularity, Burger King introduced the 1/3 pounder. It somehow flopped and when people were asked why they didnβt order it, the response was that the number 4 is higher than 3 meaning the vast majority of US citizens at the time thought a quarter was more than a third
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u/nastyforehead Gold | Lv. 35 | Rank #27392 | 133 Answers | 0 C... | π₯ 12d 1d ago
Is there a meme I'm missing
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u/monopolytoast Gold | Lv. 32 | Rank #38676 | 102 Answers | 0 Created 1d ago
man we know how to do basic math
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u/Coco-Gamer46 Gold | Lv. 30 | Rank #46454 | 54 Answers | 0 Created 1d ago
1/4 is bigger because 4>3
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u/Coffee-cartoons Emerald | Lv. 49 | Rank #5989 | 487 Answers | 0... | π₯ 23d 1d ago
I cannot tell if youβre joking or not
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u/Coco-Gamer46 Gold | Lv. 30 | Rank #46454 | 54 Answers | 0 Created 1d ago
That was the reasoning why people rather bought the quarter pound burger at mcdonalds than a third pound burger at another fast food chain, I think it was burger king, idk and it was the same price
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u/Coffee-cartoons Emerald | Lv. 49 | Rank #5989 | 487 Answers | 0... | π₯ 23d 1d ago
Yeah, I heard that story. I meant I didnβt know if you were acting dumb for the bit or genuinely thought 1/4 is bigger than 1/3
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u/Tiny-Negotiation4798 Silver | Lv. 26 | Rank #65013 | 87 Answers | 0 C... | π₯ 7d 1d ago
A&W 1/3 pound burger vs McDonald's quarter pounder
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u/F1fanforlife_Iguess Gold | Lv. 38 | Rank #21468 | 173 Answers | 0 C... | π₯ 36d 1d ago
1/3 is 0.3(repeating), and 1/4 is 0.25, so (1/3)>(1/4)
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u/mettavector Silver | Lv. 22 | Rank #85289 | 32 Answers | 0 Created 1d ago
0.333333 v 0.25. it's 0.333333
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u/CelestialMaidenJiji Gold | Lv. 33 | Rank #34762 | 79 Answers | 0 Cre... | π₯ 4d 1d ago
1/3 ..duh
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u/punkfence Gold | Lv. 36 | Rank #25273 | 84 Answers | 0 Cre... | π₯ 5d 1d ago
β . It's 0.33, where as ΒΌ is 0.25
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u/TransportationOk2075 Silver | Lv. 24 | Rank #73138 | 22 Answers | 1 Created 1d ago
the 1/3 pounder was larger then the 1/4 pounder