Me: 4,6 seconds to make an avarage breath cycle. About 4000 steps on an avarage day.
After 1 year I would get ~343.000 €/$ for breathing or 365.000 €/$ for walking.
So yes it is better to get the money for walking but what if I ever lose the ability to walk but not to breath?
But what if you ever lose the ability to breathe but not walk?
Then I don't think you're worried about the money anymore
All of you are hilarious. YOU WIN EITHER WAY. But all your calculations are wrong, because you can breathe fast and take small steps.
Racking up coin while I sleep? Yes please! Good luck with your sleep walking.
You think you stole my meme, but jokes on you I ALREADY STOLE IT FROM SOMEONE ELSE.
while I'm here i might as well say, you can probably make way more with steps than you ever could breathing, so long as you stay healthy.
I might make it a 9 to 5 marathon each two days or so, invest the money to retire early, and if i ever need more money I can just run again, it's more healthy too v:
Ehh, wouldn't mind paying million in taxes. I'll be making millions a year through step alone since i take around 10k each day.
I think the joke is more focused on the problem that you'll have to precisely count and report every single one of them.
That's not true. 10k steps a day is less than a million in a year.
Hold up, you're right! For some reason i multiply what i would get a month by...365, and not 12. Whoops.
Honestly don't care which, both are far more profitable than anything I could ever realistically expect to get.
Average healthy adult breathes 12-20 times a minute (those are the numbers we carry around with us in healthcare). So at the upper end, 20b/minx60min/hrx24hr/day gives you $1,440.00 a day. If we count even the impact of your foot while running as steps (does a specific word for that exist? I don't know. In my head a step comes from walking...), a good pace is 3 steps / second. Go for a good 30 minute run, and you get 3st/sec * 60sec/min * 30min for a whopping total of 5400 steps, or $1,350.00. Move around your house while cooking, cleaning, getting the kids/pets/lover where they need to be, and you might end up a bit better off than the breathing. My average steps just around the house add up to 5k-6k, I believe.
The IRS can lick my balls if I'm being paid in cash under the table though.
Would that be taxable income?
Lil too old
So why is this same meme posted twice?
