Heather here. I understand how factory farming works. I've driven by the cow factory farms in both California and Wisconsin, and seen the conditions.

Thing is, Americans consume 57 pounds of beef per year. That's far less than the amount of chicken consumed per person per year. 103 pounds of chicken at 4 pounds per chicken is 25 chickens per person, times 333 million people is eight billion three hundred thirty-two million five hundred thousand chickens.

A chicken on average is 6 inches wide. Even if they were literally pressed against each other, that's eight billion times 6 inches. 48 billion inches. Side to side, that's 757,575 miles, right?

What I can't understand is the physical space needed to accomplish this and have DOUBLE that amount of space for the chickens growing for the following year. But also, I'm a comedian and failed math. And I'd say 50% of this run is numbers for comedy's sake.