Inspiring for a struggling 26-year-old. Congrats on your successes

Coca-Cola had been sponsoring every FIFA World Cup? I wonder how much they had to pay and the returns for that money

Sheesh dude, you seemed to be doing better I guess

That’s one reason. As other people have pointed out the whole map is misleading. According to it 40,500 new dwellings were built in South Carolina and 130,000 were built in California so I guess we’re not doing that bad.

Holy shit was one guy responsible for like 75% of your orders?

This is awesome and scary! Nice work!

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A lack of affordable housing is a not the only reason but it is a major contributing factor.

It's literally a publicly traded gig job. Do you choose to pay people more than you have to?

Oh. I see, fair enough

But only in the cities, where can't build a new house as easily

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A lot of people do seem to forget that!

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Looks like these are looking up! Hopefully passion for data helped in this journey because this viz is looking nice!

Just to clarify, by housing units do you mean individual residential structures or actual living units available? Like if a developer builds a 24 unit condo building and sells them all off, does that count as 24 housing units or just 1?

It sucks now. I used to see more available slots in my home town but now it’s pushing me to go to other cities farther away

>As it turns out they had about 50 regimental sized units depending on how you count them.

I wonder how many of those were recomprised from the remnants of earlier regiments. A full sized regiment in the civil war was about a 1000 strong. 50k seems like a lot for a state like Maine to have provided to the war effort.

No, it’s varied from different cities at different times and days, so some days I didn’t earn much while other days I could earn about $20 h

I actually meant Medicaid. The coverage with Medicaid is dependent on the state. In California you can potentially get the same coverage as a patient with an employed-sponsored plan.

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Is this a good amount? Feels like they should always be paying more. Yet they choose corporate profits over this

It looks like you worked an average of 14 hours a day from the first chart. And it also seems like this could be the same across all seven days? Which works out to under $6 an hour?

If you take into account accelerated deprecation and wear and tear on your automobile, do you feel the delivery gig is still worth it?

Someone doesn’t know how to schedule shifts as a non top dasher.

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