That doesn't match the data here..

Vikings did not have a median defense and that's a hill I'll die on.

Great to see all states are protected and have a voice

I agree totally. My assertion was that the Niners were an anomoly because their defense consistently outperformed their offense. The statement was "offense had a bigger impact", using the Chiefs as an example. The Niners, however, seem to refute that, or at least, are an exception.

Damn... why are you so salty? At least Buffet is one of the few multi-billionaires who doesn't seem to have a shady past nor preys on others in order to make his gains. He is just a really gifted investor.

Lance has almost no impact on the rating. He started week 1 and was hurt early in the 1st quarter in week 2

Wait, offensive rating went down after scoring 37 from week 17-18? Odd

Fair point, I wonder where they live though. I’ve only ever lived in east coast cities so Im used to the mark up.

By county is a weird way to present this. Dot for the city makes more sense.

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Wait to see Brazil now that Lula de criminal will destroy the country

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There’s actually a small anime con in Oklahoma City that you missed but I guess in terms of size the one in Tulsa makes more sense to add than the small one

Did you adjust for inflation? Because his $1M at 30 is probably more like $5-10M today.

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If you income tax rate is higher than your mortgage interest rate (and I promise you it is), you should consider maxing your HSA instead of making additional payments on your mortgage. Actually, with almost every financial product yielding more than mortgage interest there is almost no conceivable reason to be making extra mortgage payments.

The Lions kept the floor warm for the first several cycles. I wouldn’t feel too bad.

Why do you immediately loop after the final frame, it's impossible to read the data

11pm to 6:30am everyday gang 💪

The fact there isn’t one in Vegas is very surprising.

I could probably cut back even more than that. But I’ll notice the difference on anything over 10%. It would mean less food, or more trips to budget grocery stores, or conscious decisions to dine out less or avoid nicer restaurants, and sometimes saying no to social gatherings.

While I’m aware we overspend on food and beverage - It doesn’t bother me all that much. I see it as an investment in good memories. We’re rarely eating fast food, instead we’re arranging plans with friends to try new restaurants and bars. Heading into my thirties, I’m also aware that these gatherings will be less and less frequent as we all start making families.

Tomorrow is never certain so personally, I try to balance out how much I’m saving for the future with how much I’m investing in todays experiences (and future memories).

All that to say, I’m going to stick with a 5% reduction goal because I love food, drink, and good company 😅

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Now show correlation to spicy food

What are the bills doing up there

The world makes no sense

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