Are There More People In The World OR Chairs in the United States

from Boats? N' Stuff · host BNS Productions

We all want to know the answer to some of life's most important questions. Like are there more chairs in the US or People in the world, or are there more smoke detectors or people. Even is there more blue or green on this planet (This is Adam and I am still confused about what Ashley is describing). Join Ashley and Adam as they talk about what things they believe to be more of in this world. Credit for the More People or Chairs goes to Noah Stuckless. I, Adam Bachman, apologize for not giving him credit in the episode. 

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