Impossible Questions

[Michel]

   

[stretchedout]

two years

[Michel]

   

[P.C.]

Really ?  OMG !  3 years

[Michel]

     

[P.C.]

OK.....there are a lot of numbers out there.  I'm not sure how many, but I know there are a lot.  Could you give us a 'ice cold, cold, cool, warm, hot, very hot, or scorching hot'  prompt please ?

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[Michel]

   
 

[P.C.]

[FONT size=7]10 years ??[/FONT]

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[Michel]

     

[P.C.]

ok....I no longer believe this stat.  If an average family of 4 spends $150 a month for power $1800.00 a year...that equals $18,000.00 for 10 years....which equals 3 days power in a night club ??  Or is my math wonky.....because I can't believe that. And I'm not even close yet

[Michel]

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[P.C.]

Actually, I read that article before, but didn't make the connection.  I don't believe this stat AT ALL.  There is no way I can swallow, that an average nightclub is spending $90,000.00 a day for electricity.  I just can't. You'd have to sell an awful lot of Mojitos to make enough profit to foot that bill.  $90,000.00 a day ?   Is my math off ?

[Michel]

     
 

[P.C.]

I can't fathom that at all.  I mean....it's too mind boggling.  So their yearly electricity at $30k a day would be $10,950,000.00 a year ?   No way.  I'm not buying it.  Over 10 Million a year just for electricity.....and that's not counting all the other costs to run such a business.  

   It's just not that lucrative a business.  (of course I really have absolutely NO facts to back up my statements...I'm just making them )

[Michel]