One Trillion Dollars

[Edds]

If you had a trillion dollars and spent it all to buy silver at today's price of $25 per ounce, It would take 68,000 eighteen wheelers to deliver it.

If the trucks were traveling at 70 MPH and if you parked on the side of the road to watch your new purchase pass by, you would set there for 30 hours.

On I-40,the convoy of trucks would extend from Barstow CA to Knoxville TN.

 

[TxWelder35]

What if I spent it all on lead?

 

[Edds]

What if I spent it all on lead?

You would need 47,000,000 trucks to haul it.

If you were firing 100 rounds per minute of 700 gr bullets, you would have enough bullets to last 359,000 years.

 

[pmclaine]

Chump change to USG....


A trillion here a trillion there........pretty soon you are talking real money.

 

[MtnCreek]

68,000 tandem dump trucks, not eighteen wheelers. If my math is correct.

 

[Maggot]

If you had a trillion dollars and spent it all to buy silver at today's price of $25 per ounce, It would take 68,000 eighteen wheelers to deliver it.

If the trucks were traveling at 70 MPH and if you parked on the side of the road to watch your new purchase pass by, you would set there for 30 hours.

On I-40,the convoy of trucks would extend from Barstow CA to Knoxville TN.

Yourd do better to invest in something else, like Rhodium

1. Rhodium – $2,930 per ounce​

Rhodium is the most expensive metal in the world, according to 911 Metallurgist. This is one of the rarest metals and the largest producers of the metal are South Africa, Canada, and Russia. It is a silver-colored metal that is most often used for its reflective properties but is also used in various industrial fields including the automotive industry. Two of its other features are its ability to withstand corrosion and its high-melting pint.

Or better yet, Plutonium

Price of Plutonium - The Physics Factbook​

hypertextbook.com/facts/2008/AndrewMorel.shtml
"The price for plutonium-239 quoted on p. 155, US$5.24 per milligram, seems to imply that the plutonium for a critical mass of about 6 kg costs about 31 million dollars." $5240 per gram

I hope I didnt get on ANOTHER list for googleing plutonium, LOL.

 

[MtnCreek]

17,000 tandems if purchased by the fed gov. The other 3/4 would go to study, procurement and admen costs.

 

[Steel head]

How about poon?

 

[Maggot]

Chump change to USG....


A trillion here a trillion there........pretty soon you are talking real money.

Yeah, it isnt that much when you can just print up a few trillion any old time.

 

[MtnCreek]

How about poon?

The thing about poon is what someone would spend a few million on, someone else gets for free.

 

[TxWelder35]

How about poon?

Depends on the heifer ratio.

 

[atomic41]

Sounds like the convoy it would take to haul army jerry's ammo stash.

 

[2ndamendfan]

A million seconds ago you were 11 1/2 days younger, a billion seconds ago you were 31.7 YEARS younger, a Trillion seconds ago the Earth was 31,709 YEARS younger.

And they spend billions a day.

 

[THEIS]

Hi,

And someone with 5 cents is closer to being a millionaire than Jeff Bezos is....

Sincerely,
Theis

 

[Maggot]

A million seconds ago you were 11 1/2 days younger, a billion seconds ago you were 31.7 YEARS younger, a Trillion seconds ago the Earth was 31,709 YEARS younger.

And they spend billions a day.

The interest on our national debt is a billion a day. So every three years the debt goes unpaid adds another Trill w/o any new spending.

 

[texastonk]

 

[ubettcha]

Hi,

And someone with 5 cents is closer to being a millionaire than Jeff Bezos is....

Sincerely,
Theis

That may change

 

[2ndamendfan]

That may change

I doubt it.

 

[HornDog87]

If you had a trillion dollars and spent it all to buy silver at today's price of $25 per ounce, It would take 68,000 eighteen wheelers to deliver it.

If the trucks were traveling at 70 MPH and if you parked on the side of the road to watch your new purchase pass by, you would set there for 30 hours.

On I-40,the convoy of trucks would extend from Barstow CA to Knoxville TN.

So I have an extra trillion in my account that's pending from the biden government. With all the crazy gun and Ammo grabbing I was think of using that trillion to buy Ammo for my A10 thunderbolt I have in my hanger behind my house. How many trucks and how long would it take to deliver a trillion dollars worth of Ammo?

Semper fi
Horner

 

[GUN NUT in IA]

You would need 47,000,000 trucks to haul it.

If you were firing 100 rounds per minute of 700 gr bullets, you would have enough bullets to last 359,000 years.

How about if you had one of those fancy "ATF Magnet" triggers?

 

[Snipe260]

The thing about poon is what someone would spend a few million on, someone else gets for free.

Nah! It ain’t ever free!

 

[JbBooks]

The thing about poon is what someone would spend a few million on, someone else gets for free.

And it’s like AR-10’s, the less it weighs the more expensive they are!

 

[JHOFF]

If you had a trillion dollars and spent it all to buy silver at today's price of $25 per ounce, It would take 68,000 eighteen wheelers to deliver it.

If the trucks were traveling at 70 MPH and if you parked on the side of the road to watch your new purchase pass by, you would set there for 30 hours.

On I-40,the convoy of trucks would extend from Barstow CA to Knoxville TN.

i suddenly feel like i am back in grade school doing word problems and getting slapped with the ruler cussing at the nun "who is ever gonna need this crap"

 

[earthquake]

The currency of the future is compliance.

 

[forrestgump01]

All dis maf makin my head hurt .

How many trucks for a trillion dollars of "blow"

 

[WoobieJ]

What if I spent it all on lead?

This guy's got the right idea.

 

[TxWelder35]

This guy's got the right idea.

At this rate I think primer compound might be the better idea.

 

[Blutroop]

I can count to 21 but then I run out of things to count.

 

[Jigstick]

How many 6.5 Creedmore cases does 1 trillion buy?

 

[Aftermath]

HAHAHA!!!
I went through a little exercise with my sisters kids and their friends not long ago. We timed saying several numbers such as "six hundred fifty four billion, nine hundred eighty seven million, three hundred twenty one thousand, one-hundred fiddy-fie" then estimated how long it would take to count to 1 trillion.
Their reactions were worth the time.