6 billion sounds kind of arbitrary, but yes, hundreds of millions actually. It really just depends on how long one is willing to drive. Also, judging by site traffic, the odds are pretty good you would be in the United States. Not to mention, even if you were outside of the United States, I’m not exactly sure why you would be coming to a site headquartered in the United States, frequented mostly by people in the United States, asking where you could physically go to buy a book, outside the United States. (And not even mention this important detail.)
So I’m not quite sure where this “6 billion” number comes from. But yes, judging by the evidence I mentioned above, one would assume you were looking for a place to purchase the book in the United States, and so yes, it’s entirely possible that you were one of a few tens of millions out of maybe 310 million.
I don’t see why that is so far fetched. (Not to mention, I was simply answering the questions you asked.)
Yes, six billion may not be realistic due to language and culture barriers (imagine how many Europeans would want to go on this site), but I’m not willing to drive out of state (and it’s quite likely that I’m not from Alabama compared to other states just by statistics) simply for the sake of a book that I could order online and have to wait a while. Btw, I just moved in to Georgia (the state) from Israel. What were the odds of that, brah?
Once again, how the hell is anyone here supposed to know how far you’re willing to drive? Again, you didn’t offer any of that information. You created an entire thread just for the purpose of trying to avoid purchasing the book online. Again, how the hell is anyone here supposed to know why you had such an interest in avoiding an online purchase and just how strong that interest was?
One more time:
I can only utilize the information you give us. If you want answers better suited to your specific wishes, it would be wise to actually provide those specific conditions, instead of just assuming people know exactly where you are, how far you’re willing to travel, how much you’re willing to pay, what kind of scenery you’d like on the way there, and whatever other prerequisites you deem necessary…and then responding in small, curt retorts when the answers you get aren’t satisfactory to your standards.
I’m not sure there’s a practical way to accurately give odds on something like that, brah. But interestingly enough, that puts you in relatively close proximity to Alabama, no doesn’t it, brah?