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makes sense, nice username btw. Thanks for the explanation.

This is relatable for like 20 people.

Reading the link someone supplied, it says the official beer sponsor gets exclusive rights to sell beer in the stadiums, maybe there were too many other beer companies already selling in the stadiums to make it practical?

If I had, I wouldn’t need an asteroid delivery service, now would I?

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what did you use to make this?

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He was drunk when he made the last two points.

Looks like around .05 is ideal.

Ya I’m not too sure about that either. My dad worked for Budweiser in their advertising/events department back then and there was A TON of World Cup gear we had at the house that year. They even had the World Cup on their cans that year. Not sure what you have to do to make a sponsor official but Budweiser was absolutely everywhere for the World Cup in ‘94.

Nicely done! Some things you might consider adding to the model:

• how much ejecta is emitted, where it lands and number killed
• tsunami height, coastal inundation and number killed
• amount of material added to the atmosphere, global temperature change, and number killed from resultant crop failures over the following years

Also, I think a total number killed at the top of the results display would be useful.

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>The gig economy is exploitative, he is literally being abused.

That's a strong statement. Got any proof of abuse? Some people like the gig economy because of the flexibility of hours, are they choosing to be abused?

>He has no health insurance, no benefits

Most contractors don't, either.

>is applying no real skill of any kind

Neither are most people working in retail.

>That is one third of minimum wage where I am at.

Yet he chooses to do it, instead of getting a minimum wage job.

>I would love it if he were to work at a bakery, walk dogs, or became yoga a instructor and taught a couple lessons at various studios as a contractor.

Other than (possibly) the bakery, none of those jobs would give him health insurance, or any benefits. Walking dogs is applying no real skill of any kind. Same for yoga instructor, I would argue.

>I get it that some people just can’t handle normal employment.

Exactly. When I was younger, the people who couldn't handle normal employment just didn't have any income of their own. They had no job, and were just a burden on those people around them, or on society. Now many of those people can work (long hours) and make enough money to scrape by. That's an improvement.

Ah, yes. Otherwise known as 'The Doctor Johnny Fever' effect.

I think it’s safe to assume OP didn’t draw 160 blood samples.

Fair enough 🤷🏻‍♂️

Not gonna lie: This is pretty cathartic.

Thanks!

I just contribute to get the free money Amazon puts forward. The money after that isn't nearly as valuable so I just take the liquidity by managing it myself

Hahaha! Yes. She got me a 2009 WDC-winning Brawn GP scale model (Jensen Buttons) for my birthday and Alonso's 2005 & 2006 Renault as a surprise gift when we met after a couple of months :D

#frugality I guess

Is the y-axis 600 BC to 1900 AD?

Euros.

That was the whole point of publishing this data. Wanted to check where we are overspending/ understanding.

The simplest way is a google sheet. I have created a dashboard where we update our expenses daily. We have a joint (3rd bank account) where we club our savings.