That's why this house of the temple isn't in the middle. It's offset. I think it's something to do with how the eye of horus is. To make the dollar bill pyramid match that offset eye area, had to invert it horizontally. You know these guys with everything inverted. Now the pyramid slant. I had a vertical line and rotated it clockwise 38.5 degrees clockwise to match the street angle. 45 degrees is like halfway of 90. Checked the great pyramid slope and apparently it's 51.5 degrees. That doesn't seem very steep, but that's what it is.

The original dollar bill pyramid, let me check it. That's really steep. It's almost like the top of the obelisk, washington monument. Let me check that. First.. what's going on with the image is the pyramid has one side but the top is like looking at it from directly in front, where you don't see the side.. so it's kind of messed up trying to fit it in here. Anyways, the angles of the original. Getting this odd 21.25 degrees. The back angle and the top is 27.5 degrees. Not sure if these numbers mean anything to whoever. lol.