I made it in Dot.PDN

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>Or an example of competition in no way benefitting the consumer.

They get nice shit when they study. That's definitely a benefit.

Seems like kids want nice shit more than they want cheap school. Otherwise most of these private schools wouldn't exist, everyone would go to Suny Binghamton for 4k/yr not Syracuse for $40k.

The consumer does not seem to be too concerned with cost during the selection process.

When you're gouging people, you can afford nice things.

That's a consequence of the problem, not the cause.

Or an example of competition in no way benefitting the consumer.

You really should mix them yourself imo, the bottled ones tend to be pretty sweet, which diminishes the refreshment. Ratio 60:40 beer to lemonade at least. I just tend to use whatever is in the house, might be something like Bitburger, König Pilsner or some other regional pilsner... Beck's should be fine although it's not my favourite.
The pilsner's bitterness tends to fluctuate a lot throughout Germany and adjacent countries, in northern Germany they're way more bitter than the Austrian Stiegl you get, which makes them more refreshing to me in a Radler.

Sorry for the essay on beer and Biermischgetränke :D

Isn’t Atlanta Georgia the busiest airport in the world?

Does a radler not count as alcohol?? Why did nobody tell me??

I'm not sure this data is very meaningful. The ranking metric used is a "weighted" tuition based on how many students pay out of state vs in state tuition. This is not very useful as a student is either one or the other. Better off to show the hours based on both or just one than a weird average. It is more a map of states with higher or lower shares of in state students.

I love how Radler isn't categorized as alcohol.

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I wonder how identical this is to which ages went on what rides.

They were charges on Amazon that I no longer have access to that Amazon account, so I can’t check, might be gifts for people or miscellaneous, not sure

I think it’s that they didn’t eat in October for three weeks

I opted to keep that off for privacy, but it’s probably about what you’d expect from a college kid

Yeah the meal plan is part of room and board, I suffered through the dining halls to ensure that fast food stayed low 😂

Not really, just worked all summer and throughout the semester, and wanted to check all my charges, so I made this

How did you manage to build the graphs ?

This map seems really misleading, or a bad way to display airport data, as it would suggest Heathrow and Frankfurt and De Gaulle are the airport heavyweights when they’re relatively small compared to many US and Chinese airports.

No, because if you have no household income you will qualify for 100% subsidies by the FAFSA.

No, this GRAPH is only for rich people. It's pointless

Weird because it seems like you understand how these programs benefit low income people, but just two comments ago you said they were for the kids of rich people only.

Well yeah, that's the whole point of having a means tested benefits program. If nobody qualified it would be pretty useless. But you can get subsidies up to an income of like $200,000.

I'll sometimes sneeze 30 times in a row.

I didn't graduate that long ago and the school I went to is much nicer now then when I graduated.

Brand new athletic facility. A number of the old buildings were gutted and remodeled.

That's student dollars they are spending.

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