 Two, using a combination of an article that referenced the roof at a peak being three and a half feet higher than the walls and Google Maps to measure the width of the building, which was 80 feet, so 40 feet at the center where the peak is, and an online calculator, it comes up with a slope of five degrees. According to the ADA, that is nearly the same slope recommended for handicap ramps. Don't tell me that's dangerous. So what bothers me, though, is did she come up with that lunatic theory on her own, or did somebody tell her that's what the issue was, and she believed them?