How is it not a 'thing' for bakeries to sell appropriately sized half-pies for $3.14 dollars and whole pies for $6.28 dollars on pi day?
How is it not a 'thing' for bakeries to sell appropriately sized half-pies for $3.14 dollars and whole pies for $6.28 dollars on pi day?
Blaze pizza is selling "pies" for $3.14. Not much of a line at all.... /s.
My local library is doing just that today with donated pies. I took down an apple and pumpkin.
DW is baking an apple pi in honor.
Yum.
I work for a math software company. It's like a friggin' holiday...
MIT sporting cheer:
Cosine, secant, tangent, sine, 3.14159!
Driven5 said:How is it not a 'thing' for bakeries to sell appropriately sized half-pies for $3.14 dollars and whole pies for $6.28 dollars on pi day?
My guess is they don't feel like losing money on gimmick?
The nice pie place here in OKC in the Plaza District......$26 for a full size pie, $10 for a 6" pie.
Driven5 said:How is it not a 'thing' for bakeries to sell appropriately sized half-pies for $3.14 dollars and whole pies for $6.28 dollars on pi day?
Seems that few are getting the core of your joke, where pi angle is only half a circle ($3.14) where 2pi is a full circle ($6.28).
A square pie for $9.86
Driven5 said:How is it not a 'thing' for bakeries to sell appropriately sized half-pies for $3.14 dollars and whole pies for $6.28 dollars on pi day?
That would be tau obscure to expect people to "get".
What's with the round pies? Pie are squared.
I like pi.
Why is there not somebody, somewhere, who can make a series of tutorials and make math entertaining and fun....?
stroker said:Why is there not somebody, somewhere, who can make a series of tutorials and make math entertaining and fun....?
I don't think it counts as a tutorial, but the Mind Your Decisions math series on YouTube is pretty entertaining.
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