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Not to knock your math skills, but that actually comes out to $0.40 per cigar. How raped do you feel now?

[Blueface]

Originally Posted by RazzBarlow

Not to knock your math skills, but that actually comes out to $0.40 per cigar. How raped do you feel now?

Over 5 times as much?

[slickster81]

I just won a bet with the wife......I said watch how fast these sharks catch this fuzzy math....(I had been regaling her about how no one can count when it comes to trades, buys and bombs).

Let's see....I bet her $5.00 it would be less than 10 minutes, so lemme see here.....10/5, multiply by pi gives me.....$6.28

However my real point was made....we is gettin' a screwin' sans kiss.

[T.G]

Originally Posted by slickster81

I just won a bet with the wife......I said watch how fast these sharks catch this fuzzy math....(I had been regaling her about how no one can count when it comes to trades, buys and bombs).

Let's see....I bet her $5.00 it would be less than 10 minutes, so lemme see here.....10/5, multiply by pi gives me.....$6.28

However my real point was made....we is gettin' a screwin' sans kiss.

Always use pi to at least the thousandths, or ten-thousandths, then you get 6.282 or 6.283 respectively, which allows you to round up to $6.29, and you don't have to declare the 0.8 or 0.7 cents as income - just like they do with quarter-point sales taxes. At these cigar prices, you'll need every penny you can get.

Anyway...

While it is true that most cigars don't cost that much to produce, I think those cigar numbers from that press release are being heavily skewed by the massive quantities of small machine made cigars produced by the companies.

[Silound]

Also don't forget that a lot of those cigars are things like little cigars and cigarillos that cost a few pennies to make. Since many come in packs of 10 or 20 that adds up fast for 2.5B cigars.