The Orange County Choppers crew gets hopelessly lost while trying to calculate basic measurements.
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6 and 7/8, right? 7 and 1/4. What's the difference between 6 and 7/8 and 7 and 1/4? Uh, inch and 3/8. 3/8? 3/8. Inch and 3/8. 3/8. 3/8. 6 and 7/8 to 7 and 1/4? 6 and 1/4. Oh, 6 and 1/4? And 6 and 7/8. That's totally different than what we said. Yeah, what did you say? It's 7 and 1/8, right? 7 and 1/8 and 6 and 1/4. 6 and 1/8 and 7 and 1/4. 6, 7/8. That's inch and an 8th. Inch and 1/8. Did you say 7 and 1/8 and 6 and 1/4? No. 6 and 1/8 to 7 and 1/4. No, no. Right, you're right. It's an inch and... Oh, you said 6 and 1/8. I thought you said 6 and 1/8. It's 6 and 1/8. Yeah, it changed 4 times. What's the numbers? 6 and 1... 6 and 1/8. Check it. The last... the last thing 7 and 1/4. I'm sorry. It's actually 5 and 5/8 and 1. 5 and 5/8. And 1. 5 and 5/8 and 7 and 1/4. 5 and 5/8 and 7 and 1/4, right? No, 5 and 5/8. 7 and 1/4. Yeah. That's 5 and 1/4. That's 2 inches. It's 2... It's just a hair under 2 inches. Or what? What are you figuring it out for? Inch and 7/8. There's an inch and 7/8 difference between the front and the back. Okay. I'll buy that. Right? Because it's 7 and 1/4 and... 5 and 5/8? No. 5 and... Did I say 5 and 5/8? I'm getting confused now. Entire in the front than the back. I thought you said fried eggs. 5 and 1/2. 5 and 1/2, now come on. Listen. 5 and 1/2. 5 and 1/2. Over here? You're at 7 and 1/8. 5 and 1/2 to 7 and 1/8. Is an inch and 5/8.
