How about your activity level? Seems a notable data set to be missing.

This is a true fact, however you forgot one variable which is affecting less (or maybe none) in New Mexico: Corruption.

Venezuela became a gangster state, the amount of money stolen is unimaginable. Think about the production of oil around 2008-2012 or so… the barrel price hit the 100s and producing at a still high capacity. None if this money was properly invested in the country.

Also Venezuela got into more debt with China in a loan-for-oil style of debt. There might be a big chunk of the daily production of oil just destined to pay that back.

Just to give you another last hint of the massive corruption: since Chavez, the government decided to give subsidised oil to Cuba for “humanitarian” reasons. But there were reports that Cuba was re-selling that oil in conjunction with some Venezuelan politicians as well. Free money!

So yeah, the money that should have been invested properly for a normal market, has been destined to corruption.

But when did full stacks around the place until front end?

It’s not call New Mexico for nothing. It’s a clear upgrade lol

Yet, New Mexico is one of the poorest states in the US.

With Aramco, they generally just have to dig a hole in the ground with a shovel and oil comes gushing out. But it is true that the House of Saud has been pretty good at taking care of the goose that lays the golden eggs. Let’s if that stays the case after MBS overturns the old system.

Equinor is more the exception that proves the rule when it comes to national oil companies. They’re even competitive in producing resources outside of Norway!

With both Pemex and PSVSA, you see production collapsing due to a combination of cronyism, corruption, lack of investment, generally too many people with their hands in the pot and lack of foreign competition to keep things honest. PDVSA is even worse off because of nationalizations and all the other problems with the Venezuelan economy.

I was mostly trying to make a joke but this is helpful. Thank you!

Is the movie from Houston, Urban Cowboy?

started actually before that, with Nixon, if you can believe that

ya don’t say? I’m the ground meat in that curve

Welp, Mexico won't have oil to brag about now...we are fucked.

I'm glad you quit social media

I would assume this is sports betting related. Id be curious what state you are in - specifically for 2018. Would be interesting if your state had recently passed online betting prior to that SB. Id love to see what the breakdown looks like on the days of Kentucky derby, Pimlico and Belmont if horse betting is allowed in your state

I haven’t gained much info besides the fact that you must of became a very good stripper since Super Bowl 51

It might not be true for all strippers but I definitely prefer talking nerdy over talking dirty.

I didn't explain how I account for the dates. I wasn't splitting my money at midnight and doing it on a strict calendar basis. If I started a shift at 10pm on Sunday and went to 2am Monday morning that all counted towards a "Sunday" shift.

Most of the shifts there were in greater Los Angeles but a few shown are Las Vegas.

I guess China is improving. They're better off than India.

The yellow color in California is likely due to pollution blowing in from China. California has the strictest clean air standards in the nation, but according to a study described in this article, "pollutants from China have caused a 65% increase in the Western Ozone – or, as it’s also referred to, smog. One study shows that 29% of the particulates in smog in San Francisco come directly from China’s coal plants." (The Wall Street Journal article is a better source but that article is behind a paywall.)

Is this a case of more people paying after midnight on Super Bowl Sunday? Like yeah it's Monday, but 2am.

My dude(tte), you need to keep prioritizing sleep. Good work.

Why are they pumping it now? The US’s take on oil production has been to let others burn their reserves first while keeping ours for a rainy day

Sunday night 12:01am is technically Monday. That’s when the real party starts.

Per capita earthquakes.

I think he is implying that assuming the stripper population follows a normal distribution, knowledge of the null hypothesis is likely concentrated in samples several standard deviations above the mean.

Either that or he’s schooling me on how to chat up a stripper. I’m too socially awkward to figure out which is which.

Hey what do you know, there's a NEW Mexico!