Did You Know ? - 10 Interesting Facts

HOW BIG IS McDonald? McDonalds serves 68 million people every day, which is approximately 1% of the world population. It sells an average of 75 burgers a second.

Facebook's use of the colour blue!FACEBOOK is primarily blue because MARK ZUCKERBERG suffers from red-green colour blindness and BLUE is the colour he can see the best.

MARUTI - INDIA'S LARGEST CAR BRANDMaruti needs 20,000 tonnes of steel every month. The annual consumption stands at about 2,40,000 tonnes. The steel used can make 32 Eiffel Towers, each consuming about 7,300 tonnes.

RELIANCE OWNS THE LARGEST REFINERY ON PLANETIt is said that if all the pipes used in it's Jamnagar refinery were laid out, one after another, they would connect the whole of India from North to South. The refinery has the capacity of 1.24 million barrels per day and entire Jamnagar refinery complex is spread across over 7500 acres of land.

REASON BEHIND ROUND TABLES AT STARBUCKS Starbucks stores purposely have round tables instead of square or rectangular ones to make solo customers look less lonely.

Fact while flying with INIDIGOIndigo airlines only recruits female flight attendants. As female employees are lighter than their male counterparts, this move helps Indigo to save on fuel costs. As men weigh more than women Indigo end up saving on a considerable amount of fuel cost. Indigo is the Lowest cost carrier in the country. Even when they take delivery of their planes, they always do the seats themselves. They are lightest seats in the industry. Indigo is the most cost conscious airlines in India. So next time you board an Indigo flight check where the man are!

BASKIN - ROBINS LOGOBaskin-Robbin's logo depicts a large BR which doubles as the number 31. It's stands for their belief that customers should get a chance to explore a new ice cream flavor every day of a month.

Why was the brand named VODAFONE?The name Vodafone come from the words 'voice'' ,data and phone, although the 'ph' in the phone was swapped for an 'f' on the advice of advertising experts Saatchi and saatchi

FIRST MAN ON THE MOONNeil Armstrong, the first man on the moon, wore a JOCKEY FABRIC - one that was designed by Jockey to remain unaffected by gravity. Due to Jockey's unmatched reputation for quality and innovation, NASA commissioned Jockey designed to undergarments for the first manned mission to the moon, Apollo 11. Jockey engineered and designed the product such that it would remain unaffected by gravity and was worn by Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins.

Coca-ColaIf you tasted one different Coca-Cola beverage every day, then it would take you more than 10 years to try every single beverage that the company makes. Coca-Cola owns more than 3900 beverages in total under more than 500 different brand names. About 3.2% of beverages that are consumed everyday fall within the Coca-Cola brand. There is a good chance that you have got something from Coca-Cola in your refrigerator right now!