The very first measurement is metric, though...
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I feel they sorta did it more of as a tongue in cheek type of thing.
Whoa, that's only a little over two bald eagle eggs.
Probably has the audio quality of two small cheeseburgers strapped to your ears, that's why they chose this SI unit.
Two small cheeseburgers? Like the tiny sliders? because I don't think I'd consider one McDonald's cheeseburger as light let alone 2.
Maybe my glorious mouse has me spoiled though.
That's what I was thinking. The jellybeans don't seem light, either. Maybe they should've left off those units?