Some Squad Statistics

As our group was finishing up our final presentations earlier this week, we began to reflect on our time here in Copenhagen. We would work for a few minutes on our slides, then someone would randomly bring up a funny moment that occurred during our trip. Finally, we decided some moments (and the frequency of those moments) were too good to just keep to ourselves. We decided to compile a list of statistics regarding our group’s time here in Copenhagen and hope you have a laugh or two at our antics!   -Emily, Cole, Hermione, and Cassidy

Pages of Google docs research: 71 pages

Number of links in research: 205 links or more, we may have missed a few when counting

Number of slides: 115 slides

Hours spent: A lot.

Fruit eaten (apples, pears, bananas): At least 3 a day per person, so maybe 96 pieces of fruit

Rolls stolen from hostel: ….a few…

Times yelled at by hostel for stealing food: Only once.

Fish cakes consumed: 8 delicious ones

Ice cream consumed: 18 cones? Or maybe 30? Who knows..

Tears shed: One by Cassidy for orangutans (s/o to Cole for the correct plural, Word autocorrected it to that).

Locations studied: 5 locations

How many packs of crackers Emily ate: 6 packs

Cups of coffee consumed: mmm maybe 128 cups minimum (at least 2 per day for our group’s two coffee drinkers)

Number of coffee places Cole went to: At least 7 different places

Hours spent traveling to company: 10 hours or more

Number of times kicked people out of room: 2 times, both were rather awkward experiences

Times missed bus: Once, but that was totally the train’s fault

How often Cole and Emily yelled “SQUAAA”: Probably too often..

Times we almost went to Sweden: Only one time

Hours Hermione spent working on a staircase: 2 hours

Number of times lost finding DIS building: Twice

Favorite new Danish phrase: “Here we do not say ‘no sense reinventing the wheel’. We say, ‘no sense reinventing the deep plate’.”

Number of “i”s in citrus: ONLY ONE.

Longest day: 12 hours

Number of debates over the Oxford Comma: Way too many than was necessary, everyone knows it belongs in our sentences.

Number of times Emily went to KFC: 7 times. Not ashamed either.

Number of doors Cassidy couldn’t open: I think we lost count, especially those tricky revolving ones.