Turn around!
If you use “360,”, you get an F in geometry. When you make a turnaround, it’s 180 degrees. Because 360 degrees gets you where you started.
PS It should be “turnaround.”
And we go to the video archives for Segment 64: Grammatical Optical Illusions. https://youtu.be/Vgt5xY_Y4Jg?si=pH9O-6tpzXoXN8Bb
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