The pallet that he first looked at up close can carry 600 body bags (10 units x 15 boxes per layer x 4 layers) of that first product. The second pallet can carry 360 body bags (10 units x 9 boxes per layer x 4 layers) of the second product.
In that section (on a clip not found in this sequence) I counted 11 pallets totalling 6600 bags of the first product and 3 pallets totalling 1080 bags of the second product. That is 7680 body bags in that section.
In the second last clip, there are 360 body bags per pallet (assume 10 per box x 6 boxes per layer x 6 layers per pallet). This represents a larger portion of product in the warehouse. There were 14 pallets that had not yet been loaded, so there were 5040 body bags yet to be loaded.
So for an overall estimate, let's say one pallet has 400~500 body bags. There are roughly 8 rows of 3 pallets per rung in the warehouse. There are 12 rungs in each bay between the supporting columns, and there are 4 bays (2 half bays and 3 whole bays).
So there are:
4 bays x 12 rungs per bay x per 1 row = 48 rungs per row
48 rungs per row x 8 rows x 3 pallets per rung = 1152 pallets
400~500 body bags per pallet x 1152 pallets = 460800~576000 body bags
So as many as 500,000 body bags are stored in that warehouse.
Nah I wouldn't bother otherwise if I weren't an autist. His camera work is pretty bad with rapid movement, lots of motion blur, bad camera stability, lack of focus, lack of confirmation, vertical video and other bad habits of a TikTokker, making it much harder than usual to estimate.
The only reason why I persisted is to get a good handle of the scale of what's being dealt with here. "Thousands" is very different to "half a million", and I even expected a million (which might be why they were installing pallet racking).
Just to point out, in the last section he mentions that they're going in and out, indicating that for a period of time, that's all the warehouse has been receiving and shipping, so we're not even getting the full scope just from weaponized autism.
The pallet that he first looked at up close can carry 600 body bags (10 units x 15 boxes per layer x 4 layers) of that first product. The second pallet can carry 360 body bags (10 units x 9 boxes per layer x 4 layers) of the second product.
In that section (on a clip not found in this sequence) I counted 11 pallets totalling 6600 bags of the first product and 3 pallets totalling 1080 bags of the second product. That is 7680 body bags in that section.
In the second last clip, there are 360 body bags per pallet (assume 10 per box x 6 boxes per layer x 6 layers per pallet). This represents a larger portion of product in the warehouse. There were 14 pallets that had not yet been loaded, so there were 5040 body bags yet to be loaded.
So for an overall estimate, let's say one pallet has 400~500 body bags. There are roughly 8 rows of 3 pallets per rung in the warehouse. There are 12 rungs in each bay between the supporting columns, and there are 4 bays (2 half bays and 3 whole bays).
So there are:
4 bays x 12 rungs per bay x per 1 row = 48 rungs per row
48 rungs per row x 8 rows x 3 pallets per rung = 1152 pallets
400~500 body bags per pallet x 1152 pallets = 460800~576000 body bags
So as many as 500,000 body bags are stored in that warehouse.
Let the inner autist flow, Thanks for doing the Math I was far to lazy to do.
Nah I wouldn't bother otherwise if I weren't an autist. His camera work is pretty bad with rapid movement, lots of motion blur, bad camera stability, lack of focus, lack of confirmation, vertical video and other bad habits of a TikTokker, making it much harder than usual to estimate.
The only reason why I persisted is to get a good handle of the scale of what's being dealt with here. "Thousands" is very different to "half a million", and I even expected a million (which might be why they were installing pallet racking).
Just to point out, in the last section he mentions that they're going in and out, indicating that for a period of time, that's all the warehouse has been receiving and shipping, so we're not even getting the full scope just from weaponized autism.