It is good for professionals who actually benefit from the lifetime warranty. Hobbyist should choode something else.

$15 isn't the right number because that's too damn low too. I remember reading a few months ago that if min wage kept pace with productivity since the 1960s it would be just over $20 now.

Where is Black and decker

Ironically, regulations could make bitcoin skyrocket. Or straight send it to the bottom pit of hell. No in between.

I would recommend that, if you have a large open space in your chart, you should use that to add some important information (in this case, what a unicorn is).

Well too bad we cant buy puts \ short it. Sad WSB noises

I actually agree with you. I saw this on my phone after posting it and realized I really should have used a different approach. I included my fully reproducible code if you want to give it a stab.

Pretty sad how far the federal minimum wage is from a living wage. I don't know if $15 is the right number, but $7.25 is too damn low.

PNC Bank's annual report makes a lot of judgement calls. That's inevitable given the subject matter. I'll give them credit, though, since they keep their methodology consistent from year to year, which lets them accurately report the inflation.

Yes, very much so.

I have nipples, Greg…

They hired undocumented maids-a-milking so they wouldn’t have to pay a living wage!

146k a year?! Wtf

Damn, milkmaids are cheap these days.

I think you are my spirit animal

In this weeks edition of The Writer's Thinly Disguised Fetish:

Best watch out, I'll milk your ladies.

Idk man, but that sure is a lot of ladies milking cows.

I don't really understand how... considering all money is made up, that the entire world can be inflating so rapidly, everywhere, all at the same time..

It's all due to supply constraints from covid?

Stanley owns B&D. Not that it would change mentions if looked at but might have an effect on the stats.

That's how I've always interpreted it, but it seems to be a steady belief that it adds to the qty with each run through of the verses. Makes no sense. The song is about giving gifts over a certain period of time, so how would each day happen multiple times, without time travel/manipulation.

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Interesting that you interpreted it as a cumulative gift, each verse being an additional X number of gifts. I wonder what the results would be if it was just the numbered amount of each gift.

Does anyone know why Chick-Fil-A wouldn't be considered a unicorn? It's weird that they're not included in this list, but they're not even listed on the source website as a unicorn company.

I bet they counted Jesus as one of lords and that's where they got the savings.