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Norwester77 t1_izzlgdo wrote
Reply to comment by ortolon in [OC] Geospatial density of the biggest fast food chains in the USA by MaverickJW
No, though they have them in British Columbia.
[deleted] t1_izzk74t wrote
Reply to comment by qa2fwzell in [OC] Visualising Pfizer's latest income statement. Pharmaceutical profit margins are notoriously higher than most other industries by giteam
Big pharma is an ally now!
jimmyrich t1_izzjxpv wrote
Reply to comment by MaverickJW in [OC] Geospatial density of the biggest fast food chains in the USA by MaverickJW
Yeah the "biggest fast food" chains are going to all be pretty similar. I'd be curious about the slightly more regional chains--Jack in the Box, Waffle House, Hardees v. Carl's Jr, Sonic. Is Chik-Fil-A everywhere now?
Intentionally_stupid t1_izzjrnd wrote
Was genuinely surprised that there are more subways than McDonald’s out there until I remembered that there’s almost always a subway inside Walmart
thearchiguy t1_izzjn76 wrote
Bring Dunkin Donuts to the 5 missing states in the Northwest!!! 🍩 My friends always ask me to bring DD back when I go travel.
hiking907 t1_izzjiq3 wrote
Nice collection of r/mapswithoutalaska
Ghostforever7 t1_izzjg4b wrote
Reply to comment by gophergun in [OC] Visualising Pfizer's latest income statement. Pharmaceutical profit margins are notoriously higher than most other industries by giteam
You either are really bad at math or come from a non-English speaking country where long scale is used. English graphics should only use short scale.
ortolon t1_izzjdat wrote
Reply to comment by ZetaZeta in [OC] Geospatial density of the biggest fast food chains in the USA by MaverickJW
Do they have Tim Hortons up there?
Bullarja t1_izzj87f wrote
Reply to comment by ZetaZeta in [OC] Geospatial density of the biggest fast food chains in the USA by MaverickJW
Very happy to be Dunkin free in the PNW.
Ghostforever7 t1_izzj0xz wrote
Reply to comment by LuigiDaBoss123 in [OC] Visualising Pfizer's latest income statement. Pharmaceutical profit margins are notoriously higher than most other industries by giteam
I guess I learned something new. That being said Short scale is total trash and a much more confusing and complicated way of displaying numbers. The point is this is an English graphic and short scale is the official scale of English speaking countries.
ZetaZeta t1_izziyn7 wrote
The lack of Dunkin in the northwest is interesting.
You poor souls. No wonder Starbucks even exists.
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DevinCauley-Towns t1_izzh6yq wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in [OC] Visualising Pfizer's latest income statement. Pharmaceutical profit margins are notoriously higher than most other industries by giteam
I don’t think people believe the accounting practices are shady per se. It’s more so that the system is broke if a company can generate 10s of billions in revenue AND profit while only paying a few % (1.5% of revenue in this case) in taxes. I don’t care what legal or illegal means are used to get there. They simply should be paying a much more substantial amount of their profits towards the government and therefore society at large. Especially in a case where some these companies are causing tremendous harm like many pharmaceutical companies today.
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VorianFromDune t1_izzg4fl wrote
Reply to [OC] Visualising Pfizer's latest income statement. Pharmaceutical profit margins are notoriously higher than most other industries by giteam
I just would like to highlight how much they are making in USA versus Developed Europe. Both being the same kind of economy, with the same population.
Looking at their gross profit, it is almost like 75% of their profit come from the USA. It makes me wonder, aren’t their vaccines a little bit overpriced in the USA compared to the rest of the whole world ?
DavidWalton06 t1_izzeqsb wrote
Congratulations. You made a map of the distribution of people.
scarcerarity t1_izzei20 wrote
Reply to comment by skodaddy426 in [OC] Geospatial density of the biggest fast food chains in the USA by MaverickJW
That anywhere there are lots of people, there will be lots of fast food chain restaurants. So all these plots are highly correlated with a general population density plot.
OldExperience8252 t1_izze7md wrote
Reply to comment by BlackEyedAngel01 in [OC] In honor of the World Cup, FIFA Rankings of World Cup 2022 Quarterfinalists from 1993 to 2018 by TheBerg974
Mid 00s is seen as a disaster time in France though lol.
Individual-Cattle-22 t1_izze1k5 wrote
Typical, those democrats always get everything!
qa2fwzell t1_izzdyhv wrote
Reply to comment by Dickin_Flicka in [OC] Visualising Pfizer's latest income statement. Pharmaceutical profit margins are notoriously higher than most other industries by giteam
Turns out all you need to do for people to forget you're a massive monopoly is put BLM in your bio and the LGBQT+ flag lol
[deleted] t1_izzcpmv wrote
Reply to comment by wolf1moon in [OC] Visualising Pfizer's latest income statement. Pharmaceutical profit margins are notoriously higher than most other industries by giteam
This is just for income tax though, and hardly any citizens pay 30%
In actuality though, Pfizer is paying much more than 4% in corporate tax. They pay 21% on US earnings and probably a similar average rate on their foreign ops
DaveinOakland t1_izzckmt wrote
I have never actually walked into a Dunkin Donuts in my entire life.
grandj t1_izzcjpt wrote
This is EXACTLY this xkcd post: https://xkcd.com/1138/ 😁
MaverickJW OP t1_izzced7 wrote
Reply to comment by ortolon in [OC] Geospatial density of the biggest fast food chains in the USA by MaverickJW
Good shout - will include it in another view
skodaddy426 t1_izzofhe wrote
Reply to comment by scarcerarity in [OC] Geospatial density of the biggest fast food chains in the USA by MaverickJW
Yep. Well said