A creator, with the help of his mother, conducts a mock-scientific experiment to measure the results of his 'fart maxxing' Thanksgiving feast. He explains the methodology for measuring frequency, loudness (using a decibel meter app), and 'social fallout' (smell), then proceeds with the experiment under a blanket. After presenting the data on a hand-drawn chart and calculating a final score, he reflects on how to improve the results and asks the audience for feedback.
Transcript
Are here to measure the results of our fart matching Thanksgiving feast. Our feast contained a total of 300 grams of fiber. However, my mom did not let me eat all the food. This time, my mom is gonna measure the loudness of my farts with the sound meter app. And then she's gonna measure each fart I make within a tier minute window. And finally, this time we'll measure social fallout via the Dutch oven technique. 76. 76? Yes. tier. 83. That's a big one. 72. The results of our Thanksgiving Fart Max best resulted in 27 farts over a sixty minute window, which gives us a maximum score of 10 for fart frequency, an acoustic blast of 90 max decibels, which also gives us a maximum score of 10, and then a social fallout of 10. Because it's so stinky, so bad, and so long. 10 plus 10 plus 10 equals 30 times 3.33 gives us a maximum score of 100 points in our FFI Fart Better Index. I believe my farts could have been even more devastating if I bad incorporated deviled eggs to to increase my sulfur rank. The Fartmax gravy with an entire onion and a whole head of garlic was potent, but deviled eggs would have taken us over the top. Should I find a more precise way to measure the sulfur of my farts? Follow and let me know in the comments.