There are billions and billions of people all around the world, yet how

do we always manage to say, The world is a small place? The odds of

finding someone you know in a bunch of 200-500 people that walk past
you every three hours is minimal, if not inexistent. And how do we
always end up seeing the person we least expect to see? The results of
this occurrence are the same as the results of the Peoples Birthday
experiment in which 31 persons were asked their birthdate, and two of
them were going to be the same.