When Units Go Wild: The Babysitter Salary Calculation

The dimensional analysis disaster strikes again! This teacher's protest sign attempts to calculate their deserved salary using babysitter rates, but there's a tiny mathematical meltdown happening.

They start with $10/kid × 6.5 hrs/day × 28 kids/class, but then mysteriously transform to $1820 × 180 school days (skipping several steps and mangling the units). The final answer of $327,600 would make even Einstein scratch his head!

The real math should be: $10/kid × 6.5 hrs/day × 28 kids/class × 180 days = $327,600. Which actually checks out! But the intermediate step is pure mathematical chaos. Remember kids, dimensional consistency prevents dimensional catastrophes!