My great-great grandpa demands that the offender be publically humiliated. Because it's Pi Day (Happy Pi Day, everyone!), a bit of history is in order:
"In 1897, the Indiana General Assembly nearly passed a bill adopting 3.2 as the exact value of pi at the behest of an amateur mathematician. Fortunately, a savvy math man from Purdue University, who was by chance visiting the legislature, intervened and prevented the bill from becoming law."
Seems that the typical Hoosier is about 1.86% off kilter.