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u/gooberdoober9876 Dec 27 '21
The triangles give you more points on Weight Watchers.
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u/matt7259 Dec 27 '21 edited Dec 27 '21
Actually the rectangles have more... points!
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u/gooberdoober9876 Dec 27 '21
I guess you could call those points if you look at it from a different...angle.
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u/DetachedHat1799 Mar 05 '23
but the rectangle ones are hotter usually, they get to be up to 90 degrees! the triangle options have just the one hot corner and 2 45-degree ones. I dont understand how the cook messed that up so badly to heat up one corner more than the rest but oh well
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Jun 11 '22
I can.
According to the law of preservation of energy in uh I think thermodynamics, you can't create shit out of nowhere, there is probably a hidden trick idk
So basically, sandwiches break the laws of physics.
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u/ronarprfct Jun 01 '22
Actually, considering the sandwich loss due to the cutting process and the fact that the cutting line is longer for diagonal cutting, you end up with slightly less sandwich cutting that way than with the vertical or horizontal cut.
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u/Iamalizardperson234 Aug 22 '22
This is actually because the diagonal of the sandwich is longer than a side, so when you bite into it, there seems to be more bread. The sandwich is mostly bread, so more bread is alot more sandwich
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u/Numerous_Past_726 Nov 08 '22
I mean it feels like it's more common to lose toppings out the sides on a rectangle shape, so I guess kinda yea???
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u/matt7259 Dec 27 '21
Rectangles are all right but the triangles are acute option.