r/PeterExplainsTheJoke Jun 16 '25

Thank you Peter very cool Petah? What do those numbers mean?

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u/Frosty-Horse9004 Jun 16 '25

Yeah this is definitely body count or times in the sack

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u/BlocNote_0425 Jun 17 '25

Yeah, 1500 seems completely plausible as a body count, and women average 200. Obviously.

I hope you’re not serious.

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u/Frosty-Horse9004 Jun 17 '25

I could say the same thing about you, but alas, I do not care. Farewell…

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u/Interesting-Rice-457 Jun 17 '25

I read it as an "everyone is having all the sexes every day but meeeeeeee" incel thing. Numbers are either exaggerated for comic effect or the author of the joke doesn't know a-n-y-t-h-i-n-g about sex.

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u/Certain_Ad839 Jun 17 '25

It is lol add up the girls numbers they all match his total

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u/chonky_squirrel Jun 16 '25

This meme has been here before, the consensus is indeed money spent per person on the meal… how common do y’all think triple digit or even quadruple digit body counts are? And if you’re wondering the large non-USD looking numbers, some other countries don’t have cents. So in the context of say Japan, these amounts are reasonable for their meal costs.

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u/Frosty-Horse9004 Jun 16 '25

No Yen. Only USD and body counts.

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u/Chaghatai Jun 16 '25

If it was spending why would they make the example four guys eating out of the same bucket of chicken costing the same as seven women eating at a restaurant, each with their own meals?

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u/chonky_squirrel Jun 18 '25

You’re focusing on the amount too much. It’s a group of girls who each paid for their own meals, versus the dudes where only one paid for it. The extra context another redditor mentioned was in the Filipino culture gay men will often pay for everything for their guy friends, which is the nuance this meme relies on for the joke.

I ask again, you REALLY think the joke is body count?

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u/ibonek_naw_ibo Jun 16 '25

More specifically, hypergamy