The problem is less that this is related to astrology (it's really not - it's just astronomical data) and more that it's obviously just an advertisement for your grifting website.

I’d say per capita and only having 1 team Green Bay (population now just hit 100k) is over achieving.

I never said this was typical (far from it!). Just a millennial, not a typical one. When I was living on my own groceries/eating out were around $150-200/month.

Yeah, just your typical millennial earning in the top quintile, no current housing costs, and spending $10.59 a week on groceries.

Not what the numbers say, most avg salaries are in the 80s range nationwide. You are looking at outliers

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In the NHL they can control the speed of the game by the temperature of the ice. Fast team coming to town, slow the whole game down so that your leadfoots can keep up a little better.

https://www.bostoncelticshistory.com/collection/sweet-17-champs-in-08/

They claim to have 17 championships. Are they wrong?

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I think this dataset is better just removing the MLS. In grouping the North American major sports leagues the “Big Four” of the NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL are much more commonly used.

And if you use those you get the funny effect of Los Angeles having fewer championships than Montreal, who is running on hockey alone.

Yes. 2 factors behind the low costs:

a.) I'm on a remote-centered work schedule meaning I only have to commute to the office 1x/week.

b.) I drive an alternative fuel vehicle, specifically a compressed natural gas (CNG) vehicle. Typically CNG is 1/3-1/2 the price of gasoline. When gasoline spiked to over $5 or whatever it was, I didn't even blink. I was filling up for around $1.89/gge. [Filled up for even cheaper in March/April for $1.26/gge and $1.30/gge]. A "full tank" of gas costs me me $7-10 and gives me 250 miles of range.

I also track my driving/fuel-ups for the year and here are some numbers.

• 2022 Total Miles Driven: 4832

• Total Fuel Cost: $234.55

• Cost/mi: $0.049

You spent $234 on gas the entire year?

Haha, even Power BI is paid better than fucking SaS.

For real, I’ve got an offer for a senior position with $90k pay.

Yankees are in a different situation than the Leafs or the Browns. The Yankees are, and for the most part have always been competitive. That's nowhere close to the factory of sadness in Cleveland or the game 7 meme machine in Toronto.

30 years isn't that bad, and for the majority of the time tracked in this data set they've only had one team. The fact that they even have that big of a bar is incredibly impressive.

https://sankeymatic.com/build/

You have to set up your inputs like this:

// source [AMOUNT] Target

It shows the same results for both men and women... Odd that you'd link to an attractiveness study in this context

Where do you do these graphs?

New York as well, with Yankees

I've got no counter argument.

New York hasn't had a title in a long time though

Yeah but the m stands for Major

I wouldn’t include MLS in Major Sports championships, or NFL championships pre-1967.

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