Why would it be similar?

Source: myself and daycare tracking baby’s eat and sleep times Tool: Google sheets

Government often intends to reduce inequalities but the unintended consequences are the opposite. As Bono said: “I thought that if we just redistributed resources, then we could solve every problem. I now know that’s not true. There’s a funny moment when you realize that as an activist: The off-ramp out of extreme poverty is commerce, it’s entrepreneurial capitalism.”

Granted the slope m is not very steep, but it would indicate a general trend correlating economic freedom with equality of opportunity, hence lower Gini coefficient.

It is directly proportional

TBH inequality isn't an issue if the poorest person is a millionaire. The issue is if the people on the lower end have a dignified standard of living.

I prefer Jim Beam myself. When I drink your bourbon well true to it’s name I turn into an insane avian.

This. Not disappointed when I go, just never really pick it out of any other options.

Their cheddar is pretty bussin

Wild Turkey, of course. A few glasses of Rare Breed and a few of the 101.

Has anyone else noticed the quality has been declining for a solid ten years at Arby's?

It’s evidently a big factor however - “Economic Freedom” is pushed by the Heritage Foundation and the Cato Institute, and a big factor is “freedom” from regulation, taxes, etc.

It feels like an Arby's night.

I agree.

Economic Freedor is not equivalent to goverment control

Don't need a beach body for Christmas dinner!

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RI probably had one at some point, Arby's shut down a lot of their southern New England locations a decade or so ago.

Goddammit, Johnny, you know I love my Big Beef and Cheddar

Makes sense, it's too late to make a difference for swim suit season

Everyone was stuck at home during COVID and saw themselves getting heavier.

The fact that they exist doesn't mean that their situations are necessarily comparable to those of other countries. There may very well be unique facts that impact your situation. You choosing to include those countries without considering whether there are any special circumstances may itself be ignoring the facts.

And here in Indiana, we’re just lucky

I'm curious and I may be missing something or my brain is not working properly but the population of Arizona is 7.2 million and we have 22 Arby's in our state. Shouldn't that work out to be like 3.1 Arby's per million people?

Arby’s on Miller Park Way

Went to Arby's for a roast beef sandwich years ago. Didn't like the meat mulch on a bun that they served me. Never have gone back...