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Hello.

Time to prove this thing again:

The video in question:

In the beginning of the last scene, JoofyLooby gives a pig five stacks of carrots, just like it has been in the past year, implying that he has given the pig 116,800 carrots, before the pig announces that the pig king has doubled all player quotas before telling JoofyLooby to get back in here and start farming more carrots. JoofyLooby says that he is still working to repay his initial debt of one million carrots. JoofyLooby calculates that at a rate of ten stacks of carrots per day, he should get to one million carrots in about 4.5 years (which is only off by 5%), but assuming that the pig has given the pig king all of the 116,800 carrots, it is possible that JoofyLooby only needs to farm for 3.781 more years.

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A game played with two dice. If the total is 6 or 8 (a "natural"), the thrower wins and retains the dice for another throw. If the total is 2, 5, 9, 10, 11, or 12 ("craps"), the thrower loses but retains the dice. If the total is any other number (called the thrower's "point"), the thrower must continue throwing and roll the "point" value again before throwing a 7. If he succeeds, he wins and retains the dice, but if a 7 appears first, the player loses and passes the dice.

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Dedicated to MatPat, whose retirement from YouTube has moved us all.

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