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The current record is eight foot thirty three inches…? Did I hear that right?
3.3 not 33 (at least that's what the article says now anyway)
Goddamn “engineering units”
Video definitely sounds like thirty, but also 3.3 that doesn’t correlate to any imperial fraction they would measure with, so it’s weird it would even be that regardless. American units and how you express them are weird. If it was measured at 3/8 than us .375 or round correctly.