How many empty beer cans do you have to cash in to get a new liver?

Answer 1

None if you're on the transplant list and they have one for you :)

Answer 2

First figure out how much does it cost to get a new liver and then divide it by the prize of the empty beer cans. Thats the number of bottles.

Answer 3

Why not just save the beer? Then you won't need the new liver!

Answer 4

A new liver costs about $40,000 +/-
You get about 5 cents a can, so 40,000 divided by .5 = 80,000 beer cans.

Answer 5

At an approximate charge of about $100,000 per 2001 statistics, and aluminum at $2.00/lb with 10 cans per pound.

let's do the math..

100,000 / $2.00 = 50000 lbs of aluminum x 10 cans per pound = 500,000 cans.

It'd be better to quit drinking and let the liver heal on it's own.

Answer 6

I think you are remembering the collections of aluminum for dialysis patients? There are organizations that save cans for dialysis? This is a kidney problem; not liver.

Answer 7

you can proboly get a liver cheap on the black market; they have
kidneys there, why not livers? then you can drink more beer b/c
you saved so much money.

Answer 8

A liver transplant operation cost about 25,000, so about 500,000 in most states.

In Maine, it would be about 250,000 becasue of the 10c redemption

Answer 9

Isn't that the cause for the liver problem?

Answer 10

2 box

Answer 11

well in Ma you get 5 cents a can so 5000 is only 250.00 bucks so i'd say more beer then you can drink in a lifetime