The Work Song Nanocluster

A Penny Blossoms website was created as described.

Penny states she made 156$ in one week, selling Penny Blossoms. She also states she can make about 20 Penny Blossoms a day, and her profit per Penny Blossom is about 50 cents. That means she couldn't make 156$ in a week. Even if she worked all 7 days, she would make about 70$ (7 days x 20 Penny Blossoms = 140 Penny Blossoms; 140 Penny Blossoms x 0,50$ = 70$).

Correction: Nowhere did she say that the penny blossoms she sold in that first week where she made $156 were all made in one week. She merely said that she sold the penny blossoms and made $156 in that one week.

CHUCK LORRE PRODUCTIONS, #245 More of "Not Funny Then" I decide getting on staff at Roseanne would be a great opportunity for me, even though every writer who had ever worked on the show had been fired. Four weeks into the job I deliver my first script and I'm almost fired. Not funny then, funny now. I create Grace Under Fire, realize what I'm in for and try to quit after pilot is picked up to series. I try to quit again during Christmas. A few weeks later the Northridge earthquake hits. During a large aftershock I drop to my knees and pray for the sound stage to collapse and kill me. Not funny then, funny now. I think developing a new series starring Cybill Shepherd is a swell idea. The show is an instant hit. Cybill wants me to fire Lee Aronsohn because he's a misogynist. She's not wrong, but I jokingly tell her, "Why do you care? You're not a woman." She fires us both. I get the call not to come back to work on Yom Kippur from a Carsey-Werner exec named Dirk Van De Bunt. Not funny then, still not funny.

Referenced in The Muppets (2011)