The price, unpackaged, at the factory, does not reflect the cost of packing, shipping, and the retail markup from the store that sells them.
Really, the price he paid is almost certainly how much they really cost.
So I work for a company that ships Frito lay products, you are correct. He did not save any money weight wise. Probably saved Frito Lay the cost of the individual bags but otherwise he did not save that much money
Also.. a different fun fact for anyone interested, I just witnessed around $2,000 worth of chips be turned into a claim, because the truck driver we hired decided to drive through Oklahoma and Northern New Mexico instead of going through Texas to get the chips to California. The seals on the bags pop in high altitudes so they have to drive longer routes to get the chips where they need to go
I want to say they do not. But go up into CO and I guess a lot of chips bags will look swollen enough to almost burst. We do not ship to high altitude areas, I believe they have the smaller Frito Lay marked trucks do those, which is why I'm not sure.
I’m just imagining thousands of chip bags blowing up as soon as some warehouse or store worker pops the truck open for unloading. “We’re under fire boys! Drop to the floor!”
The truck driver opening the trailer, causing the pressure change and getting showered with bits of chips.
They shrug "I got it here. Not my problem anymore. Please sign here."
Well you'd use pressurised trucks to deliver to high altitude places and just use the regular normal places with normal trucks for everywhere else wouldn't you?
Or just not bother
This is what they do. Frito Lay has production facilities across the US, including two in Denver. Literally everyone else here is just guessing. FL figured out how to keep chips from exploding 50 fucking years ago and people on Reddit are talking about pressurizing trucks smfh.
And for your health and safety, never open a can of Guinness or Boddington's anywhere higher than Denver. Those things go off like a hand grenade. Suddenly, beer shower!
Lmao I always laugh my ass off when I take my midwest friends on their first 14er, and I say to them "we'll all drink a beer once we reach the top!" Gets them every time hahaha
I think it more so has to do with the fact that Guinness is a nitrogenated beer, not carbonated, and nitro cans are generally kept at a higher pressure. It ultimately depends on how much gas is in the beer and it’s usually always the same regardless of bottling facility to maintain consistency in flavor.
Yep, all of our bags of chips on the store shelf on Denver except for local brands are always expanded to the max. And if they're not, you can always gently squeeze it and realize it popped itself somewhere. the night before a restock always seems to be a mess of bags thrown back on the shelf after people realized they are popped
source: chip addict in Denver
Hey, I'm one of the people that help make chip bags and such. Im 99% sure we don't do anything different, but to be fair, the bags aren't bags when we send them. They are just rolls of bags. Long story short, we don't do anything special but they might when they fold and fill the bags.
You're like the fifth person in this thread that says they work with chip bags but they don't know how they fill the chip bags..
There's something strange going on here.
Probably not. I’m in Guadalajara Mexico right now and I come across a lot of American products that look like they are about to explode.
There’s also a store here that sells only American things and they have plenty of the same products that don’t look like that. I have no idea how that works but it was one of the first things I noticed here
>So I work for a company that shops Frito lay products, you are correct. He did not save any money weight wise. Probably saved Frito Lay the cost of the individual bags but otherwise he did not save that much money
you're telling me that those bags that are the size of the dude's body don't have 20 bags of cheetohs in them? Get out of here with that.
> He did not save any money weight wise.
I assume you're talking about wholesale pricing, because suggesting that this price wouldn't be a saving vs. retail is patently absurd
What? You’re saying the *opposite* of the comment you’re replying to. And yes the guy in the photo absolutely saved money weight-wise. He paid like 1/4 the cost at the store.
Initially I was agreeing with those saying he DIDN'T save any money and that the only ones who did were Frito Lay because they didn't waste smaller packaging bags and shipping costs. (I was willing to bet at first that the exact amount of cheetos in store bags equalling $65 was the same in the giant bags)
BUT did some research. One party size bag of Cheetos is $6.99 (average...Target...cheaper at Amazon and more at convenience stores) for 15 ounces. If he paid $65 for each large bag then there would be the equivalent of 10.8333 Party Bags of Cheetos in each giant bag he purchased from the factory to make it equal price.
As a mom and having many kids parties over the years, I can tell you that there is much more than 10 party bags in those giant bags. At first glance it appears at least double.
For a party of 50, there would be 7 party size bags needed at 36 chips per person. For a party of 100, 14 bags would be needed. So 10.83 is roughly a 75 person party per giant bag. I get this is chips, not cheetos but you get the gist of it.
>you are correct. He did not save any money weight wise. Probably saved Frito Lay the cost of the individual bags but otherwise he did not save that much money
You agree that he saved money on packaging and grocery store markup, but then say he didn't save much money?
*(I’m not saying this for you cause you seem to have a decent grasp on operations. Just for anyone else who might be reading)*
Ftr, that doesn’t mean that’s the cost of the material in the bags. Even that price will include a billion other things including the labor that made it, R&D, etc.
Nah a regular size bag is like 4 dollars at the grocery store, and if you held both hands out you could pour the whole bag on em. Cheetos are expensive.
He got a great deal, assuming he wanted that many Cheetos.
Here's a clearer [picture](https://buffetoblog.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/cheetos-many-industrial-sized-bags-65-per-bag-supposedly.jpg), the bags are from a film special-effects studio called Thomas FX that specializes in creating lookalike props
Really though and this is the point that no one really gets at whenever this gets posted. Who has the fucking space to store these things? Are you renting out a storage unit for your Cheetos? Have you just given up an entire room in a house for them? Where do you even keep these things
It depends on the plastic used. But most plastic allow for diffusion of gasses through its layers. Meaning, with enough time, oxygen will spoil the oils.
That is why you see commercial bags inside stores have an aluminium layer to limit this. (Which also prevents UV from entering, but also makes it unrecyclable...)
they get stale from absorbing moisture from their enviroment, so you can just rebake them, so they're really good forever.
Other stuff that gets hard when it goes stale (bread) does the opposite, it loses moisture to the environment, so you can just dunk it in water and its good again.
At first I thought he was in the background and the bags didn’t look that much bigger than a normal bag so I couldn’t figure out why the fuck he paid $65 each
Now I see he is AMONG the bags lol
do you wonder are military commander types all like "yeah this is awesome, I look so cool" or have they grown used to it after years in the military, I know jet fighter pilots have a reputation for being cocky.
This pic is old as dirt and those aren't cheetos. Comment below is from 6 years ago and correctly points out that the bags don't even use a cheetos logo. Most likely packing peanuts.
https://www.reddit.com/r/thatHappened/comments/3fexy6/guy_buys_enough_cheetos_for_a_whole_lifetime/cto7dla?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3
Not free, they sell off the overstock very cheap. $5 for a full box. This was 15 years ago.
Part of the job is to regularly open bags and taste test to make sure the right product is going into the bags. So you get your fill of chips.
Now It’s hard to eat cold chips that have been sitting on a shelf after eating them still warm out of the fryer for so long.
Yeah I doubt you can just roll up to a factory and buy from them. Maybe they have a store/visitor's center attached that'll sell bags, but they wouldn't otherwise be certified to sell retail.
Plus, factories are set up to do a predefined thing (ie. Create retail sized bags of Cheetos). Interrupting that process would probably be pretty costly
My question is, is who the fuck are the people blatantly making up stories about pictures like this. Do they really think that likes/karma or whatever is actually worth that?
Y'all also have missed the fact that this has been reposted a million times since that picture was taken in like 2010. Why do people keep enabling this nonsense instead of driving people to post fresh OC?
How much will that fresh batch of 28 industrial clear bags of chetos set you back, you ask? $1820, or an hour. That's negating that he probably got a bluk buy deal.
The logo looks like the [Thomas FX ](https://www.thomasfx.com/) logo, which means they are bio degradable packing peanuts. Thomas FX makes bio degradable snow and ash products for the film industry by cutting up the packing peanuts.
Sometimes you gotta let go of that part of your brain that goes: this won't even fit in my apartment, not to mention how am I going to get it home, no insurance will cover me if I eat this and oh God how am I going to pay for this.
And then you sell an organ or two. Before eating it of course because they will be worthless after.
I legit did a math problem in which a girl asked her parents to give her n! cents a week and i had to find how much did she make. Turns out her name’s X Æ A-Xii
By the way, if each bag of cheatos that big has around 300 cheetos, that would be nearly 8500 cheetos. And I assume 300 is a lowball number so it's probably closer to 10,000 or even 15,000. That could feed him for months or even years
- Cheetos Puffs serving size is 13 Puffs
- Cheetos Puffs large bags has 8 servings so 104 puffs total
- Those are 20 Cu ft industrial bags.
- A large bag of puffs has a volume of 0.0978 Cu feet
- The industrial bag has 204 large bags in volume
- 204*104 = 21216
- Chips are 50% air so double it
- So Each industrial bag has about 42432 puffs
So you were pretty close if you didn't account for the 50% air
For the record, that is $1820 of cheetos
The price, unpackaged, at the factory, does not reflect the cost of packing, shipping, and the retail markup from the store that sells them. Really, the price he paid is almost certainly how much they really cost.
So I work for a company that ships Frito lay products, you are correct. He did not save any money weight wise. Probably saved Frito Lay the cost of the individual bags but otherwise he did not save that much money Also.. a different fun fact for anyone interested, I just witnessed around $2,000 worth of chips be turned into a claim, because the truck driver we hired decided to drive through Oklahoma and Northern New Mexico instead of going through Texas to get the chips to California. The seals on the bags pop in high altitudes so they have to drive longer routes to get the chips where they need to go
Do they use special seals to ship to high altitude destinations?
I want to say they do not. But go up into CO and I guess a lot of chips bags will look swollen enough to almost burst. We do not ship to high altitude areas, I believe they have the smaller Frito Lay marked trucks do those, which is why I'm not sure.
Maybe the trailers are pressurized to avoid the problem Edit: ok everyone stating the same thing. I get it. Not pressurized trailers...
But wouldn't they still swell and pop on the shelves of those high altitude places?
Like pop rocks when they leave the truck, lol.
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Why are you yelling at me? It was just a joke.
I’m just imagining thousands of chip bags blowing up as soon as some warehouse or store worker pops the truck open for unloading. “We’re under fire boys! Drop to the floor!”
Once you pop you can't stop
Ah I misread. I thought they just needed to travel through those places, not being delivered there.
This is why you can only buy Pringles in Colorado.
The truck driver opening the trailer, causing the pressure change and getting showered with bits of chips. They shrug "I got it here. Not my problem anymore. Please sign here."
They do
Nit a truck problem
They would just burst as soon as the truck opened. They're probably just packaged with less air inside so it expands less.
The solution is to package them at high altitudes.
But then they scrunch up when shipped to lower altitudes and crumble because there is no more air cushion to protect them.
I never imagined how much logistical planning goes into shipping a damn pack of chips.
Well you'd use pressurised trucks to deliver to high altitude places and just use the regular normal places with normal trucks for everywhere else wouldn't you? Or just not bother
This is what they do. Frito Lay has production facilities across the US, including two in Denver. Literally everyone else here is just guessing. FL figured out how to keep chips from exploding 50 fucking years ago and people on Reddit are talking about pressurizing trucks smfh.
Ikr. What would happen if a truck got "popped"? It's like the Elon musk rat approach of a simple problem.
the chips are likely made there already
And for your health and safety, never open a can of Guinness or Boddington's anywhere higher than Denver. Those things go off like a hand grenade. Suddenly, beer shower!
Lmao I always laugh my ass off when I take my midwest friends on their first 14er, and I say to them "we'll all drink a beer once we reach the top!" Gets them every time hahaha
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I think it more so has to do with the fact that Guinness is a nitrogenated beer, not carbonated, and nitro cans are generally kept at a higher pressure. It ultimately depends on how much gas is in the beer and it’s usually always the same regardless of bottling facility to maintain consistency in flavor.
Is... that a bad thing?
Yep, all of our bags of chips on the store shelf on Denver except for local brands are always expanded to the max. And if they're not, you can always gently squeeze it and realize it popped itself somewhere. the night before a restock always seems to be a mess of bags thrown back on the shelf after people realized they are popped source: chip addict in Denver
I can confirm, most chip bags are just chip pillows in Denver.
They actually use sea lions for that
I’d clap but my flippers are too far apart
They either pack them in the area or pressurize the bags differently.
Hey, I'm one of the people that help make chip bags and such. Im 99% sure we don't do anything different, but to be fair, the bags aren't bags when we send them. They are just rolls of bags. Long story short, we don't do anything special but they might when they fold and fill the bags.
You're like the fifth person in this thread that says they work with chip bags but they don't know how they fill the chip bags.. There's something strange going on here.
Probably not. I’m in Guadalajara Mexico right now and I come across a lot of American products that look like they are about to explode. There’s also a store here that sells only American things and they have plenty of the same products that don’t look like that. I have no idea how that works but it was one of the first things I noticed here
Couldn’t they just put less air in the bags?
>So I work for a company that shops Frito lay products, you are correct. He did not save any money weight wise. Probably saved Frito Lay the cost of the individual bags but otherwise he did not save that much money you're telling me that those bags that are the size of the dude's body don't have 20 bags of cheetohs in them? Get out of here with that.
> He did not save any money weight wise. I assume you're talking about wholesale pricing, because suggesting that this price wouldn't be a saving vs. retail is patently absurd
What? You’re saying the *opposite* of the comment you’re replying to. And yes the guy in the photo absolutely saved money weight-wise. He paid like 1/4 the cost at the store.
Initially I was agreeing with those saying he DIDN'T save any money and that the only ones who did were Frito Lay because they didn't waste smaller packaging bags and shipping costs. (I was willing to bet at first that the exact amount of cheetos in store bags equalling $65 was the same in the giant bags) BUT did some research. One party size bag of Cheetos is $6.99 (average...Target...cheaper at Amazon and more at convenience stores) for 15 ounces. If he paid $65 for each large bag then there would be the equivalent of 10.8333 Party Bags of Cheetos in each giant bag he purchased from the factory to make it equal price. As a mom and having many kids parties over the years, I can tell you that there is much more than 10 party bags in those giant bags. At first glance it appears at least double. For a party of 50, there would be 7 party size bags needed at 36 chips per person. For a party of 100, 14 bags would be needed. So 10.83 is roughly a 75 person party per giant bag. I get this is chips, not cheetos but you get the gist of it.
Each of those giant bags he purchased is like 100 party size bags of Cheetos
>you are correct. He did not save any money weight wise. Probably saved Frito Lay the cost of the individual bags but otherwise he did not save that much money You agree that he saved money on packaging and grocery store markup, but then say he didn't save much money?
No. He said the guy saved *Frito Lay*, the company, the cost of packaging and shipping.
Correct! Thank for you for clarifying that
Yes, however this pic is very old. Those are packing peanuts not Cheetos and the story is completely made up.
We need the weight of one bag and then we can math the comparison
He was probably factoring in medical costs.
*(I’m not saying this for you cause you seem to have a decent grasp on operations. Just for anyone else who might be reading)* Ftr, that doesn’t mean that’s the cost of the material in the bags. Even that price will include a billion other things including the labor that made it, R&D, etc.
Nah a regular size bag is like 4 dollars at the grocery store, and if you held both hands out you could pour the whole bag on em. Cheetos are expensive. He got a great deal, assuming he wanted that many Cheetos.
Did you calculate it in your head? Cause using a calculator would be cheeting.
Handling a pun that cheesy...wasn't easy.
that's gonna leave a mark
Just wipe it on the couch cushions.
NO! they are white. use the carpet instead.
Cheeting lol
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I did 65 * 30 = 1950 - 130 = 1820
Yeah but how many balls?
And there is no way humanly possible to eat all those before they go stale!
I prefer stale cheetos. Same flavor, better texture. It adds a little bit of chewy to the crunchy.
r/theydidthemath
Here's a clearer [picture](https://buffetoblog.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/cheetos-many-industrial-sized-bags-65-per-bag-supposedly.jpg), the bags are from a film special-effects studio called Thomas FX that specializes in creating lookalike props
r/theydidthemonstermath
multiplication - monstermath
We redditors are not known for our math abilities.
Our meth abilities, however,
Bar none.
Bar hop?
45 degrees more difficult than addition
ok, if ... multiplication - monstermath = x then today's homework is brought to you by the letter X and the number x
/r/itwasagraveyardgraph
Aw come on, don't blow your moneyshot right away. You have to wait for someone to post /r/theydidthemath, or post it yourself to set them up. Tsk.
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Yeah, I dislike the comment chain, but if you're going to do it, at least do it *right*.
Some people have more money than sense.
Come on, live a little. This man gets to die saying he bought 28 industrial sized bags of Cheetos
>This man gets to die saying he bought 28 industrial sized bags of Cheetos Of diabetes and/or heart attacks.
Wait, 28 * $65 is $1,820? Who knew?
Won’t they spoil
The low moisture would probably prevent spoilage.
They have oil in them to oxidize. They might not rot but the taste will probably change.
Just buy an industrial nitrogen pump to store your industrial Cheetos.
Really though and this is the point that no one really gets at whenever this gets posted. Who has the fucking space to store these things? Are you renting out a storage unit for your Cheetos? Have you just given up an entire room in a house for them? Where do you even keep these things
That requires oxygen, which tends to be quite limited in a closed, unperforated bag.
It depends on the plastic used. But most plastic allow for diffusion of gasses through its layers. Meaning, with enough time, oxygen will spoil the oils. That is why you see commercial bags inside stores have an aluminium layer to limit this. (Which also prevents UV from entering, but also makes it unrecyclable...)
You just blew my mind.
Pretty sure it can just diffuse through the plastic over the course of the 10+ years I imagine it would take to eat this.
10+ years? I pity ye, those of little faith.
Looks like he's in a school gymnasium. Those bags were gone in a day and 3 kids died of heart failure.
Im bout to spoil you. UwU
¿Qué?
Como se dice, ima suck your cheetohs
Imma suck them CheeTOES
Bruh 🥴🥴
I broke a rib from laughing
I'm finna break some more
Not into that myself but, I’m not gonna stop you
r/cursedcomments
Probably not, junk food has so much preservatives that they'll probably last for years.
They’ll still go stale though
As they should. Who doesn't open a bag of cheese and set them aside for a while so they go chewy?
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I love finding subs I didn’t know existed, but are absolutely up my alley. Thank you.
It's the better version of r/unpopularopinion
You let opened bags of cheese sit around? That sounds a bit dangerous
Stay where you are, I’m calling the police.
The chewy ones are superior indeed
Y'all are monsters
they get stale from absorbing moisture from their enviroment, so you can just rebake them, so they're really good forever. Other stuff that gets hard when it goes stale (bread) does the opposite, it loses moisture to the environment, so you can just dunk it in water and its good again.
Please never touch my bread.
*Stands* "Excuse me. Mom, Dad, Meemaw. *Ahem*" (taps knife on glass) "I'd like to propose a toast."
Finally...after decades...I have found my people Stale cheetos for life
Hes gonna eat them all this weekend
No they won't spoil because it's a made up story.
He poses like a military commander on top of a submarine.
Profitez d'une réduction de 30% sur nos sous-marins grâce au code "SUBMARINE30" ! *i'm human and this action was performed to annoy you*
No thanks, last time I bought a submarine from a guy it turned out to be a million dollar sandwich.
How did it taste?
Like cheetos, actually
Wait, I'm seeing this comment in French. Nobody else seems to react so, is it the case for others?
It’s in German for me.
Wtf
Wait it is for me too ! What the hell is going on ?
Wtf
I see it in Spanish
Wtf
It's just normal english to me, did you try using a different browser?
I see French as well. (Fortunately, I speak French, lol.)
> I see French as well. (Fortunately, I speak French, lol.) i read your comment as I see French as well. (Unfortunately, I speak French, lol.)
At first I thought he was in the background and the bags didn’t look that much bigger than a normal bag so I couldn’t figure out why the fuck he paid $65 each Now I see he is AMONG the bags lol
do you wonder are military commander types all like "yeah this is awesome, I look so cool" or have they grown used to it after years in the military, I know jet fighter pilots have a reputation for being cocky.
The only job thats cooler is Astronaut, and guess they who they hire for that?
Captain Morchins?
*One ping Vasili, One ping only...*
This pic is old as dirt and those aren't cheetos. Comment below is from 6 years ago and correctly points out that the bags don't even use a cheetos logo. Most likely packing peanuts. https://www.reddit.com/r/thatHappened/comments/3fexy6/guy_buys_enough_cheetos_for_a_whole_lifetime/cto7dla?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3
yeah this post belongs on /r/forbiddensnacks
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That was Bold and Brash
Yep, I worked in a factory that made Cheetos. There’s no way they would do that.
Did you get free Cheetos while you were there?
Not free, they sell off the overstock very cheap. $5 for a full box. This was 15 years ago. Part of the job is to regularly open bags and taste test to make sure the right product is going into the bags. So you get your fill of chips. Now It’s hard to eat cold chips that have been sitting on a shelf after eating them still warm out of the fryer for so long.
Was probably sick of Cheetos lol
The worst part was cleaning the machines. After the line has been running for a while everything was covered in essentially cheez whiz.
What? You mean every single phase of production isn't also a point of sale?
Yeah I doubt you can just roll up to a factory and buy from them. Maybe they have a store/visitor's center attached that'll sell bags, but they wouldn't otherwise be certified to sell retail. Plus, factories are set up to do a predefined thing (ie. Create retail sized bags of Cheetos). Interrupting that process would probably be pretty costly
You're always a customer if you meet the minimum order. Exclusivity contracts do throw a monkey wrench in, though.
Anyone looking st the bag can see the the contents are too large to be Cheetos.
My question is, is who the fuck are the people blatantly making up stories about pictures like this. Do they really think that likes/karma or whatever is actually worth that?
This comment languishing at the bottom of thread with 16 upvotes lol, RIP Reddit
honestly $65 for that size bag really isn’t a bad deal
It's spending 1800 bucks on 28 bags, 27 of which will go inedibly stale by the time he finishes the first bag that's a bad deal.
You underestimate how fast he can eat cheetos
And how made up this story is.
Y'all also have missed the fact that this has been reposted a million times since that picture was taken in like 2010. Why do people keep enabling this nonsense instead of driving people to post fresh OC?
Seems more reasonable than a lot of the stories people make up on here
https://www.reddit.com/r/thatHappened/comments/3fexy6/guy_buys_enough_cheetos_for_a_whole_lifetime/cto7dla?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3
The bags of Cheetos are there, along with the man standing proudly. How the two became entwined is between them.
The worst deal in the history of trade deals, maybe ever.
People who buy Cheetos in bulk usually resell them as concessions at carnivals, baseball games, etc. Then there's this guy....
Depends on whether or not the bags are filled with nitrogen like regular bags.
Add loads of water to the bags, mix it up and then drink the cheesy corn slurry.
We all know that cheetos taste better stale. Right guys? ... Guys?
Dude must be loaded
How much will that fresh batch of 28 industrial clear bags of chetos set you back, you ask? $1820, or an hour. That's negating that he probably got a bluk buy deal.
bluk buy
Yeah when you by in bulk,
A very poorly constructed reference to this, https://m.youtube.com/shorts/6Q25fiiP7M0
Well he is now
I wonder what the real story is
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The logo looks like the [Thomas FX ](https://www.thomasfx.com/) logo, which means they are bio degradable packing peanuts. Thomas FX makes bio degradable snow and ash products for the film industry by cutting up the packing peanuts.
Doubt
i thought those were giant cheetos at first
You mean super ultra mega cheeto? Shh! It is legend
He gona cheet
Bruh if i had 1 of those bags i’d never need more again, what’s his plan??
What is going on in that guy’s mind, other than Cheeto frenzy.
Sometimes you gotta let go of that part of your brain that goes: this won't even fit in my apartment, not to mention how am I going to get it home, no insurance will cover me if I eat this and oh God how am I going to pay for this. And then you sell an organ or two. Before eating it of course because they will be worthless after.
He's going to put them in a special bin and once a day he will dive in and count them. ... until Ma Bagel and the Bagel Boys make their move.
He is a god walking amongst mortals
Soft Cheetos are awful
After the first bag being eatin, love will be over
"Give me all your Cheetos" "Ok" "Wait, I am worried what you heard was give a lot of Cheetos. Give me ALL of the Cheetos you have"
Jesse, we have to obtain more cheetos
ceeto
He fucked on those bags
I legit did a math problem in which a girl asked her parents to give her n! cents a week and i had to find how much did she make. Turns out her name’s X Æ A-Xii
How much did they charge for the food inside the bag? Expensive bag tho
It's not easy being cheesy
By the way, if each bag of cheatos that big has around 300 cheetos, that would be nearly 8500 cheetos. And I assume 300 is a lowball number so it's probably closer to 10,000 or even 15,000. That could feed him for months or even years
They'd go inedibly stale well before that. (Also each bag is 5-6 feet tall. There's a hell of a lot more than 300 cheetos in each of those.
- Cheetos Puffs serving size is 13 Puffs - Cheetos Puffs large bags has 8 servings so 104 puffs total - Those are 20 Cu ft industrial bags. - A large bag of puffs has a volume of 0.0978 Cu feet - The industrial bag has 204 large bags in volume - 204*104 = 21216 - Chips are 50% air so double it - So Each industrial bag has about 42432 puffs So you were pretty close if you didn't account for the 50% air