How many grapes does it take to classify a group of grapes as a bunch? And where did that classification come from?
What would Gibbs do?
Is this a joke?
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It is and it isn't a joke. I see that there's the potential for humor here but I have an inquirying mind also... Do two or three or four grapes make a bunch or does a bunch equal like a dozen or more? It's a question that I've been wondering about! A humourous or practical answer is requested...
I'm guessing 12 or 13 is a bunch, kind of like bagels, a dozen or a baker's dozen. I hope that helps.
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