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I don't know if you've listened to my podcast before, but sometimes there's a bit of explicit language and this is one of those times.

Tuesday, March 6th, 2018 from sleep. It's the Giestai Mike Pesca.

Lego admits it made too many bricks.

The company, according to the BBC and other side said sales and profits have fallen for the first time in 13 years,

blaming the weak performance on having to sell off excess brick supply.

What is the market for that? I'll call up the guys at Duplo and then yeah, I'm out of luck.

Also, they're not the same size bricks.

So here's the stat that I thought was interesting.

Lego, and I'm going to try not to say Legos.

Lego sells $75 billion bricks annually.

And I was wondering, are there more Lego bricks sold annually in the world or bricks bricks?

Or what we might call solid bricks? Clay bricks.

So I wanted to investigate. I went to Reddit.

They had an estimate. I saw the math the guy was doing, but it seemed a little bit wild.

And I'm really going to credit a site that gave us the comment ping pong pizza conspiracy.

When you talk bricks, you want solidity.

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