Phoenix and Edgeworth argue over how many days there are in a week

Tool used: objection.lol/
Original Thread: forum.bodybuil...

[@carbonatedlettuce7590]

edgeworth saying "el wrongo" is my new favorite thing

[@spiritualsnail1584]

Same

[@icarus.9306]

timestamp pls?

[@spiritualsnail1584]

@@icarus.9306 1:47

[@prinx2.050]

Omg I should get an Edgeworth cosplay go up to strangers and yell OBJECTION

[@greentea7705]

@@prinx2.050 HAHAHAHAHAHAHH YES

[@elmonjas991]

this argument is stupid enough already, but the fact that they keep misspelling calendar is just the cherry on top

[@soy5977]

calander sounds so american lmao

[@fregatopolitis]

Yea, I'm sure it was intentional

[@ethanlivemere1162]

Yeah learn how to spell celander already

[@soy5977]

@@ethanlivemere1162 it’s calendar...

[@victorhardijzer1018]

@@soy5977 try working on reading social queues. When someone is talking about spelling calendar incorrectly and they spell it incorrectly, it's obviously intentional. Don't be the guys who thinks he's a smartass but has missed the joke.

[@TheWanderer_99]

The fact this is a real argument is hilarious asf

[@ultimategotea]

Yeah, I like the Pretty Good video on this

[@duckduck5910]

maybee if the edge guy did not edgy a lotts if you could just ignor him and fashionista play stop fighting over

[@Michael-fw9xb]

The fact they both are wrong in different parts is sad

[@3to4characters]

@@duckduck5910 Edgeworth has character development, did you ever play ace Attorney? I love Edgeworth.

[@Plasma476]

I just think they’re both assholes lmao. This is indeed a standard internet argument. “Kids these days” “are you stupid” “go back to 2nd grade” etc

[@FalAst]

"Did you fail grade 2 math?" is the most Edgeworth thing Edgeworth ever said in these.

[@TheJayWay101]

950 likes no replies?

[@bronzebell]

1.1k likes and 1 reply?

[@emmaummidk9365]

1.2k likes and 2 replies

[@FalAst]

you guys are very funny

[@Ieatmychildren]

He is too confident as for a person who was his classmate in third grade and fully aware they were born the same year.

[@nickm4406]

Every time I watch one of these, it's some silly, inconsequential argument that usually boils down to opinion, with one side being stupid or crazy, and I'll usually chuckle. This one just made me physically angry.

[@cowboymooman8776]

it makes me unreasonably mad

[@diegomonsterenergy862]

SAME, LIKE,,, MATH WISE YOU WOULD WORK OUT 3 DAYS IN ONE WEEK AND 4 DAYS THE NEXT, BUT BOTH THE IDEAS THAT THE WEEK GOES FROM SUN-SUN OR YOU WORKOUT 3.5 DAYS OF THE WEEK MAKES ME WANT TO KILL

[@chuggaa100]

@@diegomonsterenergy862 It's just math. You would work an _average_ of 3.5 days a week. 3 + 4=7. 7%2=3.5. Of course in practice you are really working 3 days one week and 4 days another, but mathematically the guy is not wrong

[@t0mstone581]

Please don't use the percent sign to write division. In programming, it has a well established role as denoting the "remainder" operation. in that way, 7%2=1

[@chuggaa100]

@@t0mstone581 I'm well aware but the vast majority of people don't know or care. It looks like division so I'm gonna use it as such.

[@akitsushima-no-hizen_emissary]

I can't wait to see the person who says that weeks begin on Monday to start complaining.

[@UltimaDoombotMK1]

*INHALES*

[@firekeeper1870]

No need to complain about something that's a fact. They obviously start on Monday, but those people across the ocean always have their special way of doing things. Or rather, depending on where you live, it's either common knowledge that weeks begin on Monday or on Sunday. Edit: Actually, nevermind. According to the ISO 8601 standard, a calendar week always starts on Monday, so regardless of where you live, Monday is the first day of the week.

[@notsocuteotaku8662]

@@firekeeper1870 N O

[@NineHundredDollarydoos]

@@firekeeper1870 You mean to say that my first grade teacher who asked me "What is the first day of the week?" and called me wrong when I said Monday was just a bitch?

[@Blooperfan94]

@@NineHundredDollarydoos Certainly sounds like one.

[@darknessdevours5827]

The funniest thing is they're both right and wrong. Phoenix has the right reasoning but the wrong answer, and Edgeworth has the wrong reasoning but the right answer. XD

[@bobatea1950]

LOL

[@GRBtutorials]

Actually, the correct answer is that you work out a real number between 3 and 4 times a week, depending on what period of time you’re looking at because time is continuous (OK, there’s Planck time and stuff, but it’s so small we might as well assume it is).

[@z.m.n.1998]

Yeah, that what's scares me the most.

[@The360MlgNoscoper]

GRBTutorials Planck time can’t be excluded by definition. You must be able to define a baseline of time to measure time.

[@michaeldanielson6206]

No? If you start working out on a Sunday in Week 1, and then you don't count that Sunday when you count the days (i.e. you count Monday as Day 1), then that first Sunday is not counted in the two weeks that you are working out. Phoenix's reasoning is 100% wrong.

[@DarkShadows713]

So according to Wright, if you work out on only Sunday it would mean you work out zero times bc you don't start counting until the next day...

[@iaintgonna3717]

That's what I was thinking and it was trippy bc why would you not start counting until a day where no workouts get done?

[@zoewells3160]

Also, according to Edgeworth, if you worked out Sunday and Tuesday (every other day for three days), you’d actually be doing 1.5 workouts, since 1.5 is half of three. They’re both so dumb in different ways.

[@iaintgonna3717]

@@zoewells3160 Well, no, you see, that was the _average_ number of days a week being worked out for, which doesn't necessarily add up to be the actual number of days you worked out for in any given week. A good analogy for this is that the average number of bones in the human body would probably be significantly higher than any of our skeletons would actually contain, because pregnant women would bring the average waaaay up.

[@WreckinPoints11]

@@iaintgonna3717 Also children, because they have roughly 300 bones where as the adult human *should* have *exactly* 206 bones.

[@ciromoriello7054]

@@WreckinPoints11 some have 205

[@hullzor970]

[Calendar] added to Court Evidence *X marks a workout day, they have been scattered throughout the calendar*

[@jamesmark5601]

I genuinely cannot follow this and I think that’s what makes it perfect

[@RikuoTanaka]

I could follow this and trust me, this whole discourse is stupid.

[@xrileybossx9704]

i lost so many god damn brain cells

[@pacifistminigun3987]

same

[@kfirnachum4928]

Same

[@neylaleon3882]

Same

[@sawyer8297]

Same

[@w1nt494]

same

[@-metroro-]

Allow me to try explain this: Whoever is edgeworth is right, every other day is 3.5 times a week. When you use decimals with weeks, that does not mean you go half a day every week, it means whatever percent the decimal point of weeks is, is how often you go an extra day. So when you go 3.5 times a week, you go 3 times a week, but 50% of the weeks have 4 days. “Every other day” is a special type of way of going 3.5 times a week, it means you go 3.5 times a week with a pattern. With every other day, it’s, well, every other day. You go Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday week 1, and Monday, Wednesday, Friday week 2. (Or the other way around if you think Monday is the first day of the week). And this pattern follows the rules of 3 times a week, but 50% of them is 4 times a week. TL:DR When you go 3.5 times a week, it means you go 3 days 50% of weeks, and 4 days 50% of weeks, which is what every other day means.

[@aisha5156]

Uhh, thanks.

[@musical_trash4_your_inform115]

....Ok? 👌

[@The360MlgNoscoper]

Monday is the first day of the week 100% of the time.

[@-metroro-]

The360Mlg Noscoper there are a bunch of different reliable sources that give different answers, so it’s really just opinion basically

[@daniel-xz1lf]

@@-metroro- FINALLY! SOMEONE WITH A BRAIN IN THIS COURTROOM!

[@chugsfromtriad]

Ive literally always been on Edgeworth's side in these lol

[@The360MlgNoscoper]

Level 2 Chin they like to make pheonix the «dumb» one

[@wafflefalafel9442]

what about the fucking breakfast burrito one? edgeworth was incredibly wrong in that one, breakfast burritos are filling and if you purchase them from a store it doesn't take long to make.

[@tishal.6386]

waffle falafel OBJECTION

[@diegomonsterenergy862]

Same here, besides the breakfast burrito and hot chocolate one

[@paulbartlett9777]

You can't say heating up soup in a microwave isn't cooking it though, Phoenix absolutely dunked on Edgeworth in that one

[@raexhii]

The fact that phoenix says that “a week is sunday-sunday” just absolutely blows me away

[@zoewells3160]

Yeah, that guy is so dumb he makes the rest look smart by comparison, when they’re not.

[@unnaturallynatural8885]

the audacity of this man

[@williamaftonpizzeria]

actually phoenix is right, a week starts and ends on the same day just one (insert smallest time unit possible) before, the only exception is if you started the moment a day starts

[@DairunCates]

@@williamaftonpizzeria The week ends on the BEGINNING of next Sunday. You don't count the full day the second time, because otherwise you'd have to count it twice for the next week.

[@0xVENx0]

technically thats right because monday to sunday is only 6 days because you are on monday so it would be more accurate to say monday to the next monday is a full week. because u start from the start of monday, to the start of next monday so not until the next monday started. this is basically the 00:00 or 24:00 argument or the 0 or 360, both work but different details

[@bobthetacotruckguy509]

I didn't realize that this was an actual string of posts until they started talking about "earlier posts" and I was super confused, lol.

[@phoenixgemini42]

Phoenix is wrong. He counts an ending sunday as being apart of the last week. Its the start of a new week entirely. Week 1: Monday, wednesday, friday Week 2: Sunday, tuesday, thursday, Saturday Week 3: monday, wednesday, friday Week 4: Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Edgeworth is entirely right when he says an average if 3.5 times per week

[@The360MlgNoscoper]

Monday is the start of a week not sunday.

[@siredionysus]

The360Mlg Noscoper It’s a matter of opinion

[@Mediocrearts92]

matter of opinion...but technically Sunday is actually the start of the new week. Idk its just what Ive been taught all these years. a lot of people think its a monday that's a start of a new week. perhaps its a start of a workweek? Idk lol

[@phoenixgemini42]

@@Mediocrearts92 monday is the start of the week according to international standards. Traditionally, sunday is tge start of the week in order to follow the religious belief of saturday being the sabbath.

[@phoenixgemini42]

@@The360MlgNoscoper doesn't change the logic

[@cjthegoldenhunter]

The Variation music restarting when they have a rebuttal is just perfect.

[@ELopez]

EL WRONGO

[@xoderota]

I'm glad I found the discord discussion about Sans, this channel is awesome

[@claudiag.9307]

Same

[@axew3127]

G The w h a t

[@xoderota]

@@axew3127 it's on this channel and it's the greatest thing I've ever seen

[@axew3127]

Hiro Aki after watching it, I agree

[@GSFigure]

2:50 Edgeworth had a stroke.

[@sebastiangudino9377]

"A day is a day, you cant say its only half" TJ "Sebastian Gudiño" Yoshi

[@bartholomewsigmundthethird]

this meme is like queen elizabeth, it won’t die

[@sebastiangudino9377]

@@bartholomewsigmundthethird Maybe it should, since both panenkoek and TJ are tired of it...

[@lily_littleangel]

The reason we say Sunday is one day from Saturday is because we count that from the beginning of Sunday. If it was Saturday and if ask "when would Sunday end?" It will be TWO days.

[@athath2010]

Minor critique: You're switching away a bit too quickly at the end of each character's "turns", which in turn causes the viewer to need to rewind and pause to read the last word or two before each objection.

[@wakisabe]

the website doesn't allow breaks or pauses while switching characters sometimes it's annoying

[@cablekibble2942]

i think it adds to the humor. one of the funniest parts of the video is when wright ends a tirade with “lol” and it quickly cuts away

[@jerrycraccpott5588]

To be fair most of the text is pretty short except for like one or two objections so you don't have to pause the video for any of them other than the two long ones

[@theaviator1152]

To think that if Edgeworth simply said “3.5x a week ON AVERAGE” instead of just “3.5x a week” he would have been correct 100% of the time.

[@silverdragon5507]

As hilarious as this all is the slams at 3:00 make that epic

[@Caitilizzie]

They’re both wrong. If it’s every other day, it would be 4 days a week for one week and 3 days a week for the next! EDIT: Nvm, Edgy boy clarified that later on so he’s correct!

[@man4437]

He still didn't realize how correct he was, making him tonight's biggest loser

[@milesedgeworth1208]

Thank you...? But I must admit that wasn't my brightest time in court.

[@alex9762]

I don't even know what's a day is after watching this video

[@darkerlord162]

This is literally the PRETTY GOOD episode from Jon Bois, but in a Pheonix Wright case.

[@Remiroid]

I was lookin for this comment loll

[@justdrav671]

"Grow up and admit it" -Literally every prosecutor antagonist in the franchise

[@c3kile]

SO I SAW THE TITLE IN THE PLAYLIST AND SAID "IF THIS IS THE FULL BODY WORKOUT POST FROM THE JON BOIS VIDEO I WOULD CRY. CAN COMFIRM. AM CRYING

[@josephbilderback4549]

I finally found another Jon Bois fan!

[@c3kile]

@@josephbilderback4549 yeeeeeees mate

[@burntbrownie]

"El wrongo" Im going to starting using that in my day to day life.

[@Caitilizzie]

3:07 As an Arizonan, this is too real

[@Hannah-xw4pk]

As somebody living in the _western US_ , this is too real.

[@antiolrachmor]

Every thirty seconds I was sure the argument was over, but THEY JUST KEPT ON GOING

[@tonyg9775]

This feels like a youtube comments argument

[@The360MlgNoscoper]

I probably caused several on this very video.

[@Champiness]

It’s actually from an even more primal font of internet discussion: bodybuilding forums.

[@josephbilderback4549]

Excellent thread guys, liked each comment. Exquisite work 👌

[@limethewitch.-.727]

Ever sense I watch these videos, my fucking brain is scrambling and I start to not even know wtf is what anymore. Like this literally makes me question everything all over again. These videos are a curse to reality, holy shit I love it!!

[@farribastarfyre]

Oh god, this. I saw Jon Bois' video about the original forum battle that was this discussion

[@dumbleking5172]

Idk if Maya meant that genuinely or sarcastically, because I would be in awe of their sheer ability make up their own days, calendar and the rules of counting it.

[@tblake1203]

A good ay to expose Phoenix's flawed logic would have just been to increase the number of weeks. After four weeks, Edgeworth would claim there were 14 workouts and Wright would say there were 16 (4x a week) but even counting the next Sunday on the calendar would only provide 15 days. Would have liked to see Wright try and explain that.

[@omegaoliv3141]

This is the equivalent of arguing over if the sky is blue and I love it

[@xwarrior760]

3:17 Phoenix's analogy is wrong. When we say a week, we're thinking of a time period between the *very beginning* of Sunday, that is 00:00:00 and the *very end* of Saturday, that is 23:59:59. In his scenario yes we would say there is 1 day from Saturday to Sunday provided that it is the *exact same hour* . But in a week it doesn't start and end with the same hour, hence a week is from Sun-Sat yet it is 7 days all the same.

[@Zeverinsen]

I just find it baffling that they didn't just settle on having to choose the specific days you work out for one week and keep it going continously, because altering your schedule bi-weekly is so unnecessary.

[@lhfirex]

lmao this classic internet argument presented this way is great, and I love Maya coming in at the end just to mock all of them

[@fyriiee]

The easiest way to explain this is to use units of the calendar instead of using measurements of time. If Sunday is January 1st, then Saturday is January 7th. Sunday, Jan 8th to Saturday, Jan 15th. Days 1, 3, 5, and 7 in first week Days 2, 4, and 6 in the second. So 3-4 times a week.

[@yueflower]

“All muscles and no brain”- Phoenix care to explain why you are familiar with Edgeworths muscles?

[@timmler749]

The worst part of this isn't the argument itself, but the insult that they agree that a week starts on a Sunday.

[@hansolo235]

Saturday and Sunday are the opposite ends of the week, hence the term Weekend.

[@JJUKE]

Somehow "did you fail 2nd grade math" Hurt me more then pheonix himself

[@Solbashio]

sentences cut off to fast. give atleast a 700 millisecond delay for the last word

[@vii-ka]

So assuming you start counting at noon, you have to wait a full 24 hours to count one day, meaning 6 days, but you actually forgot to count the 12 hours before the first noon and the 12 after the last noon, so it's actually 7 days.

[@harrisondurland5235]

I love how the OP represented by Phoenix actually was from Phoenix, Arizona

[@kita7136]

is 7 even a number anymore

[@ThatoneFaith]

Fransiska von karma: Pheonix is a foolishly foolish fool~

[@Warpenguin55]

I think you mean "Mr. Phoenix Wright is foolishly foolish fool"

[@ThatoneFaith]

Yup-

[@DavidZMediaisAwesome]

The text boxes keep switching too fast for me to read the last word

[@man4437]

2:48 the only point anyone here knew what was going on

[@Leekodot15]

Wow... Reading the post, it went on. We need a part two for this!

[@DJ-xe8cl]

I love how the simpler the fucking argument is, the more complicated and detailed it is

[@Hannah-xw4pk]

My favorite part is Maya's sarcasm at the end, without question.

[@justdl]

Bodybuilding.com always put wow strong “ “ whenever something is amusing or funny. Idk if they do that anymore. It’s been a very long time since I’ve been on that forum.

[@ariannadiamond211]

these videos are the only thing that has genuinely made me laugh in months

[@hiendarinenkoray]

The fact it's a real discussion makes me double over in laughter

[@cirofinger8321]

This is better than the presidential debate

[@deborah3818]

I never expected edgeworth to be correct about something. I always imagined phoenix to be the “grade a” student

[@ionarevamp]

For anyone who is confused or wants to know, this is a real thread on an actual bodybuilding forum.

[@SuperBeanSquad]

A rare case of the Edgeworth portrayal being the rational side of the argument. To simplify, "Edgeworth" is saying that if you're working out "every other day", you'll end up working out 4 times on one week and 3 on the next, which then repeats (4 > 3 > 4 > 3, ad infinitum). This comes up to an average of 3.5 workout days per week, which rounds out to 7 per fortnight (14 days). This is factually correct in every way that matters. If you're taking the whole "3.5 a week" thing too literally, that's on you. Averages are a basic mathematical concept. The Phoenix portrayal is being stubborn and using broken logic. They're unflinching in their belief that you can work out 4 times a week without fail while working out every other day, which is impossible. Weeks are 7 days long, so if you're skipping every other day you cannot mathematically fit 4 every week without making an exception in the rotation. This is clear to see and really shouldn't require elucidation. I can't believe I'm actually explaining a concept this basic. 7 divided by 2 is 3.5. Why is this difficult.

[@batmitesolos7097]

It alternates between 3 and 4 Week 1: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Week 2: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday Week 3: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and so on and so forth

[@DefGoat]

This is amazing! Its also why I hate fitness boards.( btw fullbody 4-5 times a week is fine if you recover fast enough, if not 3 is solid. Some people even back down to 2. For added recovery or maintenance. If it works it works. Stay safe, be smart)

[@theaviator1152]

It’s so stupid because each of them say correct things with small errors mixed in and then believe each other’s entire arguments are entirely wrong because of it. Literally one correction to either of their original statements could have completely prevented the rest of the argument happening!

[@MrGohan8000]

3.5 rounds up to 4. Also 3:08 is the best transition, how did you do that?

[@nobobsaget1624]

well yeah but you do 3 the first week and 4 the next week

[@MrGohan8000]

@@nobobsaget1624 *cornered variation.mp3*

[@The360MlgNoscoper]

You can’t round up days in the context of a week

[@joshmauer7726]

A workout is a workout, you can't say it's only a half --TJ "Henry" Yoshi, probably

[@Lem_Gaming]

To answer that, we have to talk about *Parallel Universes*

[@demon_xd_]

OBJECTION! Weeks aren’t Sat.-Sun. , they’re Mon.-Sun. to keep the work free days orderly instead of at opposite ends of the week

[@magnum155]

Monday-Sunday is supposedly the international standard, though that's not the case in many countries (where I live, for example). Either way, the point is that Sunday-Sunday makes no sense anywhere...

[@monotone9408]

This thread is so legendary

[@noahdeknight]

You missed the part where Edgeworth calls Phoenix the dumbest boy alive

[@okaywhynot4728]

oh god this argument. I remember seeing this argument on the actual body-buildings forum and losing my mind. It never fails to kill me 💀

[@crimdoesstuff6295]

OBJECTION! If 24 hours are in a day, then Sunday is a day. If you start on Sunday, and 24 hours goes by, a day has just happened. Sunday counts as a day. The fact that you don't count Sunday as a day with "IT DOESN'T COUNT" is a load of bs. Try to convince the world of there being 6 days in a week. Just try, Pheonix.

[@NimhLabs]

This is my new favourite thing Internet Bickering Matches as Ace Attorney trials xD

[@bluem.9530]

my favourite part is how both people in the thread managed to spell calendar incorrectly in two different ways

[@tsukiji_wasabi3722]

it’s been over 10 years since I first finished the game but seeing gant still fills me with fear

[@Rgnl4]

We call them weekends for a reason, they're the ends of the week like the ends of a box. The start of the week (Sunday) is the first of the ends while Saturday is the last Sunday is a new week it's 7 days

[@vigilantsycamore8750]

I mean, even if you don't start counting on Sunday because "it hasn't been a day yet" then you also wouldn't count the final Sunday until the *next* day, ergo it would be part of that week Sunday-Monday: one Monday-Tuesday: two Tuesday-Wednesday: three Wednesday-Thursday: four Thursday-Friday: five Friday-Saturday: six Saturday-Sunday: seven

[@B58-Minecraft]

This is like an online argument

[@oliverrr1989]

Edgeworth is correct. The second Sunday Phoenix initially lists would be the start of week 3, not the end of week 2.

[@phenioxerz8237]

2:51 he do be spitting facts doe

[@shytendeakatamanoir9740]

We should just start a revolution and create a new calendar with 10 days week That would solve everything.

[@georgesears934]

France tried that during the French Revolution. Rewrote the calendar to have 12 months of 30 days each, plus a spare 5 day week at the end that was to be a 5 day long national holiday. It didn't work because it meant laborers had to work extra long weeks (8 consecutive days rather than 5). You could have work not be rigidly defined by the days of the week, but then that makes accounting, managing, and scheduling employees really convoluted to track since then they'd work different days every week or you'd have to give them all staggered schedules (even or odd days worked) which many employees don't like as it doesn't give them proper time to mentally recharge. Shorter weeks are just more convenient for work.

[@shytendeakatamanoir9740]

@@georgesears934 Yeah, that's exactly what I was referring too. And it was indeed a terrible idea.

[@spacescribs5838]

I now know why I haven’t yeeted my computer and lived in the woods because the fact that two people argued about this is fucking hilarious

[@matiaspereyra9392]

"Are you effing mental? You can't have a week go sun-sat, then sun-sun" -Edgeworth

[@cowboymooman8776]

but doesnt the week start at monday and end at sunday?

[@beankaty2651]

Sunday to Saturday, then it repeats

[@alqamenesh7433]

This actually happened on bodybuilding forum. Wish I was kidding

[@Jason-fo5xu]

7 days is 7 days... 168 hours to be exact. The week starts at 00:00:00 on Sunday, and ends 23:59:59 on Saturday. If it's Saturday right now and it's noon, that's half a day to Sunday, not 1. So yes... 3.5 days a week

[@Hinatazuki]

The reason Phoenix is wrong - have you ever counted 0 as the beginning? If you go 0-7, that is 8 numbers. Because you workout on the first day, first=1, and so forth. Going 7-7 as a week works, the beginning and end days should be different days, because the first day counts.

[@Thesnakerox]

I read about this thread in Humble Pi and immediately thought "Is there an objection.lol about this?" Lo and behold...

[@brandone346]

This is 100% canon.

[@crabornag]

Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday I feel like I'm forgetting something

[@flaetsbnort]

The Phoenix guy nearly convinced me that weeks have eight days

[@teclinsoro4523]

I think I got dumber after watching this

[@zeki1354]

Me : *eating* Two Guys on Facebook arguing :

[@sirsquidpotato3027]

Edgeworth is right. The first week it’d be sun, tues, thurs, and sat. Second week would be mon, wed, and then fri. Average it out and you get 3.5 a week

[@aria5614]

Simple, first week you go four times and the next week you go three times, via the nature of "every other day."

[@user-yo6pu2my5j]

Me : week /wēk/ noun a period of seven days. "the course lasts sixteen weeks" the period of seven days generally reckoned from and to midnight on Saturday night. "she has an art class twice a week"

[@sirmr6597]

How is this hard to understand? In 14 days you work out every other day. This would mean you worked out 7 days out of the two weeks. Week 1: Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday. Week 2: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday. Of course one week will have to be greater than the other but you get 7 days. In the end the day of the week doesn't matter. Your "day 1," is the day you started regardless of what day of the week it was. Your last day is 2 weeks from that day. The goal is to get 7 work outs within the period. Days are also continuous data, so you can't have "half a day," of workout.

[@Nicolas-gc2px]

Holy fuck i just checked the thread and they go on for more pages, you gotta continue this

[@SupHapCak]

Just because you’re halfway through the day doesn’t mean when you’re quantifying the days you don’t count it.

[@lintyscorpion2692]

Wouldn't it be just 3 days one week, 4 days the next week? It doesn't make sense to say 3.5 days a week, that's just the average amount per week, doesn't mean you actually work out 3.5 days a week.