"I found the Fibonacci sequence in my cabbage"
"20 years worth of my uncles daily journals"
"This mall in Kuwait has a “touching snow” area"
"This donut stand at a buffet"
"My Asian Lays/Pringles can has a little pull out drawer"
".22 round vs 50 cal round"
"Giftshop and food court 750 feet underground at Carlsbad Caverns"
"My dog has a heart shaped nose"
"This Free Speech Booth at an airport"
"This Redbox is blue"
"These old $1 McDonald’s gift certificates I found today while cleaning"
"A magic eraser after washing 450+ highschool desks next to a new one"
"This leaf is caught by its stem. The wind made a pattern in the snow."
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why? he's living his best life and you slave away to afford shelter that you dont need
Sounds like you live in a former safehouse, keep looking for the stash of cash and weapons...
Actually, it maybe:https://www.sciencephoto.com/media/1168295/view/fractal-geometry-inside-a-
cabbage
Caption Cross-section of a red cabbage (Brassica oleracea), an example of fractal geometry and Fibonacci sequence in nature
#14 Let the games begin!
At a much greater distance, too. The .50 cal round will travel almost 4.8 miles (7718 meters) before it hits the ground, and it will kill effectively at 2000 yards (1828 meters).