How to Measure a Bath Experiment

The AOB team tries to work out how much water is in a bath. They use Archimedes' technique of adding an entire back and measuring the difference. The results reveal that we are using 56.5 liters, or 2.9% of our body's volume. But what if you were to make a mold of me and then pour it into bottles? That would be 205.5 litres - two-and-a-half times more than one bottle of beer. And who will win this year's contest for best pumpkin?