>everyone has basically access to all of the world's knowledge in their pockets. Universities make no sense to me anymore.

Okay. Call me from the moon.

I am shocked you don’t earn more. The data is interesting. I’d be interested to see a more granular chart. Or more looks at it (holidays, days of the week, month etc). The descriptive statistics would be interesting as well.

Really knowing stats is to be able to communicate effectively with simple things like bar graphs!

Because it couldn't be the nationalization of their economy and series of terrible dictators at fault.

So today’s your day! Post an update?

Except mathematically it doesn’t matter which McDonald’s you go to because you’re still contributing to the overall average.

I had to look it up it’s called a Sankey chart!

It's more like "Let me finish this beer first."

Haha no I mean do personal therapy and you’ll get better at self validating and reaching for things you didn’t think you could do 😅

I honestly would but the next couple weeks are going to be fucked getting ready and I don’t think I’ll have time. I use a simple word format with one small left column for contact, skills, and qualifications, and the bigger right column for work experience and education. I don’t use any of those weird rating widgets because I hate them but I know they’re popular now. I honestly think employers in my industry would find them irritating

From what I gathered as a customer and just talking to the dancers, the job takes a large amount of finesse as far as social skills go, plus athleticism, empathy. and self discipline if they want to be successful long term.

Big Kahuna Burger would smoke all of these other wannabes.

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If you've seen shuttle drivers in Thailand, this chart makes perfect sense

Damn now im hungry for some Raising cain's

Good visualization of why mean and median are important to differentiate.

Id don’t know about the quality of nm crude, but Venezuelan crude is typically pretty expense to refine.

That's the thing tho it's not a franchise.. it's privately owned by the founding family. That's why they still control the quality and its the best basic burger out there

Now New Mexico is gonna be Mexico and Mexico is gonna be Old Mexico. It’s the law.

And then there's Popeyes, where the service ranges from general disinterest to outright hostility.

This is some awesome data. Thank you!

There's some who believe that their current situation is the result of US interventions already

Edit: not saying they're right . Jeez relax!

One thing I might be interested in seeing is a plot graph with visits per location on one axis, and number of locations on the other axis. Then some outliers might really stand out - like McDonald's high on both axes, while Church's on the other end of the scale, low on both axes.

Even still, INO has got to be the most profitable franchise to own, right?

> Why should I be loyal to a location?

Depends on the fast food place. Some have better management and stricter quality control than others. It's not really much of a problem at In 'n Out or Chick Fil A, where my experience from one location to another I get pretty much the same product and same service. But some other places, like Arby's or Whataburger or Jack in the Box, I have had wildly different levels of quality from one location to the next. Sometimes you can really tell when a good manager and/or owner is in charge of a place.