Well that ' s just when dinner time is . It will come off once the internal temp is above 165 then let it rest . <| sep |> We only just got out games yesterday so might take us a while to get that far but will give it a try . If I find out I will let you know . <| sep |> A really small doggo <| sep |> 52 family buckets isn ' t ever two months ' worth 😒 <| sep |> The probability of having a girl at each pregnancy is 50 %. If we multiply that by 5 girls , 0 . 50 . 50 . 50 . 50 . 50 . 03125 . From there it depends on whether the triplets are monozygotic or not identical or fraternal , so more information is needed to answer your question . Monozygotic triplets are much more rare , because the zygote needs to split once , forming two identical zygotes , then one of these zygotes needs to split one more time to form the third zygote . These splits also need to be done before too much differentiation of cells occurs . So , the chance of having identical triplets is extremely low . Monozygotic triplets are also all the same gender . Fraternal triplets can come about in two ways three eggs could have been fertilized , or two eggs could have been fertilized , and one zygote split . The triplets could be three girls , two girls and a boy , two boys and a girl , or three boys depending on how it occurred . According to the CDC , the chance of having triplets is . 1 %. Only 10 % of these are identical triplets according to the American Society of Reproductive Medicine , so the probability is 0 . 01 %. If we assume that the triplets are fraternal , and that three eggs were fertilized , then the chance of each zygote being female is still 0 . 5 %. The chance of having fraternal triplets is 0 . 1 %. Overall , the chance of having 5 girls and female fraternal triplets is 0 . 58 0 . 0010 . 00039 % If we assume the triplets are identical , then we need to multiply the chance of having identical triplets by the probability of having a female . 0 . 50 . 50 . 50 . 50 . 50 . 00010 . 50 . 00016 % If we assume two eggs were fertilized and one zygote split , then we need to multiply the chance of two zygotes being fertilized by the chance of having two females , by the chance of the zygote splitting . The chance of two zygotes being fertilized is the same as the chance of having fraternal twins , which is 1 . 67 %. The chance of one zygote splitting is the same as the chance of having identical twins , which is 0 . 4 %. The chance of having two females is 25 %. 0 . 50 . 50 . 50 . 50 . 50 . 01670 . 0040 . 250 . 000052 % As you can see , the probability of all of this occurring is very very low . This doesn ' t take into account risk factors , genetic factors , or fertility treatments . It ' s also worth noting that these statistics can vary wildly since the chances of triplets are so low . I ' d say to take these calculations with a grain of salt and be thankful for so many aunts in your life ! sources