True, the top places are all somewhat "rare" which causes that denominator to be low.

It was a slow learning curve for me. And you're right, the regulars were the majority of income in the later years.

What kind of metric is this?

Amazing post, especially on the analysis. Some of those connections seem so detailed and unexpected. Can you share more about the ML approaches you applied?

Dumb question....what kind of graph is this?

Do you seriously think we'll phase out oil and gas any time soon lmao. Maybe production will slow down by the next century, but it won't be for a long long long time.

Good for you! Dancers provide a very valuable service. I don’t go to the club anymore, but when I did, I enjoyed seeing the women I’d made friends with. We would sit and talk almost their whole shift.

Okay, if you normalize it to account for the number of restaurants per area (and restaurants in general(, what happens? I would guess that In-N-Out only has that many return visits because of the separation between stores, and the lack of them. I can get the same food at three McD's in a day within two miles. Why should I be loyal to a location?

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Interesting to see how your daily average has gone up through experience and getting more regular customers (I’m assuming) 2/5/18 was a great day

Thank you for educating everyone about this! :)

Just got burnt out on corporate life and always wanted to be a dancer :)

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Any chance you could create a template/example resume based off of the one you use? I would love to build mine similarly

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Pulled using http://placer.ai software which tracks cell phones to determine visits by location

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Hugo Chavez decided to nationalize the entire Venezuelan oil industry, so the affected oil companies got all of their own employees out of country while they still could.

That’s great! It definitely is a switch up in employment and paying standards. What made you make the change of profession if you don’t mind me asking?

The name is older, not the state itslef

Thats the old freedom, the new one is Freedom+

You can make a good living with trades, rivaling degree programs, however, they take s toll on the body, and your earnings potential is less than with a degree.

Wow, never would’ve expected New Mexico to become such a large oil producer

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Therapy is your profession? That is crazy return on application (just made up that metric).