Mostly talking about sex I bet. "I'm gonna pork your mom, OP" as an example. And I imagine chicken refers often to people being cowards. For example: "I'm gonna pork your chicken, OP"

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I remember it as 'If you speak one language you're Trilingual, if two, Bilingual, if one, American.' :)

Surprising that the y acis is only single digits. I would have expected more references. But movie scripts probably have more generic terms like lunch/dinner instead of specific meats

Fun fact: The slogan "The Other White Meat" was introduced in 1987.

Pork had a moment in 1990.

Fun, but the line graph implies that it’s continuous data. If you did it for each year you could do it as a high res histogram.

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Source: https://imsdb.com/all-scripts.html

Tools used: Google Colab, Python

I scraped all of the movies scripts from the imsdb website and calculated the word frequency of words such as "pork", "beef", "bacon", "chicken", "steak", etc.

Pedri is so good. The way the dude find space is literally xavi reincarnate

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Yo, love this as usual! Can’t wait to see Southwest, American Airlines, and other airline companies! This is great, keep it up!

Also, mind you, this is the highest grossing airline company in the world, and even they can only squeak out a 5% profit margin. Shows you just how cutthroat razor thin this industry this

Source: FIFA+ Technical Match Reports Tool: R Studio

Yeah. A surgical knife (or butter knife) without black handle would be more suitable. Too bad there is no such emoji.

I think a heart would work though🫀

The timing suggests the Great Recession of 2008-2009.

That would be it. Budweiser can't override the preexisting contracts.

Hmmm, yes, the most popular ethnic restaurant in Mexico City is Mexican. How did I not see that coming?

Wouldn't it be more meaningful to categorize by foods foreign to the given country?

Sort of interesting how BBQ is its own category since a BBQ restaurant in Atlanta, Bologna, Osaka or Bangalore are all going to look and taste quite different from each other

Data: Foursquare. Tools: R, Leaflet.

I made a similar analysis with Yelp data. The stories rhyme, but Foursquare has a wider global reach. https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/zbdu4i/global_cuisine_according_to_yelp_oc/

Coke would have been able to pull one hell of a marketing move to actively choose NOT to sponsor... but they did NOT.

In the AP poll most of the movement is simply, X team lost so they move down in the rankings and other teams move up

The CFP ranking is more likely to actually evaluate whether a team should actually be ranked where it is

They still sponsor Gillette Stadium, so probably related to that

Yeah that was my question regarding Chevrolet, GMC, Opel, Pontiac being listed separately in 1994. At that time all of those brands were owned by General Motors

Nextel Cup, Sprint Cup (same sponsor but name change due to company merger), Monster Energy Cup. Then they upgraded to the point where they have four sponsors, but they don't try to fit all of them in the name, so it's just NASCAR Cup.

This is assuming RGB LEDs, for specific colors, blue is actually more expensive than red.