No, you're math is wrong. You multiply, so it's 3d times 3d. Now OP can see in 9d squared.

No, its either 9d or 3d squared.

97, it's 9D squared. You multiply 3 by 3, then D by D. Then you would multiply both of those together.

But ....but it was just a joke :(

nobody can turn them in when they're in a big recycle box of other glasses.

22- whichever staff member is tasked with cleaning them for the next movie hopefully would have turned them in.

That's exactly what I meant 77...glad someone understood :)

Prescription sunglasses generally cost that. Some people can't wear contact lenses so they have to fork over large amount of money for sunglasses.

If you look at most peoples glasses, a majority of them cost at least $150. My brother has 3 pairs that were all about $250

This is gonna make me sound cheap but mine were $15.00...

Any GOOD ones that actually protect your eyes, and not just shield the light, will cost a bit of money. My brother also has quite a few pairs that are $200+

60- we use uv in class to kill microbes. I can tell you rhat uv will not penetrate anything solid and the tint on her cheap sunglasses is enough to protect her from the light damamge if they are tinted enough. price isn't a factor.

The only thing more expensive glasses do is cost more. Anything else is simply high quality marketing.

Haha #55 not as cheap as me mine were $5

That's simply not true. They use polarized lenses so they actually block the UV rays.

My glasses cost $250, but they're prescription and have transitions lenses in them. Best glasses ever.

Yeah my sunglasses are $20 and they are polarized for UV protection. I understand paying $100+ if that includes prescription lenses, but other than that I completely don't understand expensive sunglasses. They are way too easy to lose or break to justify spending that much on them, and not to mention totally not worth that much money. At that point you're just paying for brand name.

Nope, that's not true everyone in my family has them all our pairs are under £100 (not put together obviously) you live in USA? Americans have more money than English and you don't have NHS to make them cheaper and cheaper stuff normally works better unless it's electronic! And mine were £2.50

Awww. Has no one ever invited you out to the movies? Is that why you're so grumpy?

Uh, MOST movies are offered in 3D now... bitter much?

I've been to a couple 3d movies, I haven't seen anything to make it better than 2d, definitely not worth the extra money, plus the glasses give me a headache.

in your pic, do you dye your hair yourself or professionally?

Brand name makes you sound cooler by society standards and rules

are you trying to make her sound hypocritical if she professionally dies her hair because she can't understand why people would spend so much on sun glasses? even if she spent hundreds getting her hair done, it's not like she can lose her hair accidentally

Where are you going with that?

I totally agree #18, get faces pulled at me when I say I buy a £10 jumper exactly the same as a £35 one, the difference being that it doesn't have someone else's name on it. Kinda reminds me of iPhones...

People spend money on what they want. Some people buy cars, some buy gaming systems and games, some buy purses, and some buy sunglasses. If he had the means and that's what he enjoys, who are we to judge?

Maybe they're prescription sunglasses.

Yes, it's true that people spend money on what they want to spend money on, but it doesn't mean you should agree that it isn't pointless or stupid.

My prescription ones were $300, and they weren't because of "brand name". It was because my vision sucks. Please stop spewing bullshit.

Someone who wants to keep their eyesight for a while?

Someone who has a prescription?