I Was Mistaken On The Measurements! Now That I've Finished This Arc Again, I Can Say That The Bridge

I was mistaken on the measurements! Now that I've finished this arc again, I can say that the bridge was 2/4 to 3/4 of the way built by the time Team 7 gets there, putting the estimate month to finish the bridge at a much more accurate guess (I think)

On the topic of Naruto, how long do they stay at the bridge?

Spoilers, I guess, though we can't be friends until you've watched at least season one of Naruto

I'm [obviously] at the Land of Waves Arc, and I was thinking about the Naruto fics that I read on WattPad a while back, and I got thinking about how long they were in Wave Country. 'Cause, like, when Team 7 brings Tazuna back to the bridge, it's somewhere between 1/4 to 2/4 of the way built. When they leave a few episodes later, it's completely finished and named as they leave. None of the fics I've read ever clarify a time, nor does the show. We know it's at least a week, but a bridge that big with a staff that small is gonna take at least a year to build, but we also know that it doesn't take that long to build because the Chunin Exams happen almost immediately after the Waves Arc.

Hence, my question (s): How long is Team 7 in the Land of Waves? How long does it take for the Great Naruto Bridge to be built?

(Unless I completely missed where it tells me. I've not read the manga yet, so I might've missed it there...)

My favorite musical of all time is Phantom of the Opera. It's the first one I remember watching (at age 4), it's the one that got me into musical theatre, it's the one that made me realize my love for music and theatre.

And guess what I learned today?

The movie came out the year I was born! It came out Jan 21, 2004. Exactly 2 months and 4 days before I was born. I am so happy to know this

So, I got 3 of my wisdom teeth removed a bit ago. The 4th is impacted, so they couldn't get it out. They said to not worry about it unless it starts hurting, at which point we need to get hold of an oral surgeon to take care up it.

Unfortunately, I have a high pain tolerance, so I didn't actually notice it start to hurt until recently. Now, there's an on/off dull throb that is now effecting my hearing. Mom said not to worry about it until it starts effecting my balance, but we can't call anyone anyway until Monday.

Wish me luck

(at least tomorrow is my last two shifts for about a week and a half)

I was thinking, and that's a bad idea, so here's the product of that:

Sure, put me in charge. It's not like I'm a fetus compared to most of my coworkers. Sure, 25 and younger will listen to me, but that's because I actually get along and have things in common with them. Everyone else aren't gonna listen to a 20 y/o tell them what to do!

Standing on a train is a very different experience than sitting on one

It may also be because I'm standing on the joint, so...