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Well, we'll give you the answer: 100 dollar bills. That means a $1,000 stack is 10 inches high. Since a million is a thousand thousand, a million dollar bills would make a stack 10,000 inches high.
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Read More »What to Never Wear on a Plane, From a Flight Attendant Avoid: Anything Constricting. Wear: Pants With an Elastic Waist. Avoid: Fire Hazards. Wear: A Long-Sleeve Cotton T-Shirt. Avoid: High Heels or Backless Sandals. ... Avoid: Shoes, Jewelry, or Accessories With Metal. ... Avoid: Not Enough Layers. ... Avoid: Overdressing.
Deciding which shoes to wear when flying can often be the trickiest part of the outfit to nail down, so we asked Fischbach if there's a specific style you should simply avoid when flying. "High heels and backless sandals make it difficult to quickly evacuate the aircraft, and heels can possibly cause further damage to emergency exits or hurt others if they go flying off somehow," she says. "I would really advise against high heels or flip-flops or any slides, mostly for safety purposes. If there is an evacuation and slides are required, your high heels will have to come off, as they can puncture the slide. Who knows where and in what conditions you'll land. Plus, they aren't very practical running gate to gate." (She suggests watching out for late flight attendants, and you'll see what she means.) Fischbach notes that even flight attendants change shoes during the flight because it isn't practical to wear heels the entire time. "As if another reason is needed, they make the metal detectors go off (if you are lucky enough to have pre-check) thanks to nails in the heels," she explains. "Flip-flops and backless shoes can also end up flying off your feet, and your feet are more likely to freeze, especially during a long flight." Furthermore, open shoes can make for an unsanitary visit to the airplane lavatories. "Be wary of wearing sandals if you are planning on going in the lavatory," warns Fischbach. "That isn't water on the floor (yes, use your imagination), and sandals invite whatever that liquid is to splash on your feet."
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