To determine how many small drinks (12 oz) you can consume at In-N-Out Burger, we first need to look at the average capacity of the adult stomach, which is approximately 30.4 ounces. Since a small drink is 12 ounces, we can calculate the number of small drinks that fit within the average stomach capacity.
We can do this by dividing the stomach capacity by the size of a small drink:
Calculation:
30.4 oz (stomach capacity) ÷ 12 oz (small drink size) = 2.53
This means an average adult could comfortably consume about 2.53 small drinks in one sitting. However, since you can’t order a fraction of a drink, you’d be able to drink 2 small drinks completely, filling your stomach to 24 ounces.
In reality, individual comfort levels and thirst will vary, but this calculation gives you a general idea based on average stomach capacity.