I have spent 2 months in SF over my life and have never felt unsafe while walking anywhere. My last trip there I walked probably 10 miles/day on average, including through some worse neighborhoods, and 1) the walks are way nicer than anywhere I’ve ever lived before 2) never felt unsafe.

Did see a few guys smoking crack lol but you see those type of people in every city if you walk around enough.

I currently live near downtown Los Angeles and it’s 100% worse than SF, but still tolerable. SF is just so beautiful, it’s hard not to have a good time there. Not so true for LA lol.

I feel bad for the people that have a subway instead of a Taco Bell

It’s hard to tell since their quarterly filings don’t provide reconciliations, but combining that info with their 2021 total filing, here’s my best explanation as a CPA:

1. Pfizer sells into a lot of foreign countries with different tax rates than the US. On their 2021 tax rec, this was the single largest driver of their low tax rate

2. They’ve received a lot of tax credits from their vaccine distribution both in 2021 and 2022

3. They had IRS resolutions in 2022 that reduced their tax expense in prior years, which reduces this years income tax expense

4. The actual tax they paid was much higher than the $356 million reported here. It’s just that income tax expense includes deferred taxes for future years, which are very negative right now. For reference, they’ve paid almost $5 billion of tax for 2022 so far

Sorry for the noob question. Can you import the data into excel or do you have to manually create a spreadsheet?

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The sidewalks exist, but can you walk on those sidewalks, and feel safe doing so?

I've been to downtown Los Angeles several times. It's pretty bad. From what I have heard (including from San Francisco residents), San Francisco is probably worse.

What about combination Pizza Hut/Taco Bell’s?

Yes, SF is literally the most walkable city in America: https://www.walkscore.com/cities-and-neighborhoods/

You can always tell who has never actually been there and only hear about it through Fox lol

“Most walkable city in America”. So walkable, there is a website showing the locations of human feces on sidewalks, among other places. https://wmmr.com/2019/04/17/someone-made-an-interactive-san-francisco-poop-map/

And check out this video. I’m very thankful I don’t live there.

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I refuse to call any place without a drive-thru fast food.

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There is one Dunkin in Utah according to Google and it is on the air force base.

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The only information you can get from this is that Dunkin isn't in the northwest. Other than that, this is really just population heat map and is pretty useless.

Anyone from NZ who can say why living down south is much cheaper than the northern island?

I can't believe people buy either Dunkin or Starbuck.

Anyone has a good idea or explanation why provision for tax is only 4%? I would assume the business to get taxed higher. Or is it included in one of the categories already, and if so, what are these 4% provisions?

Sesame Donuts…. Mmmmm (definitely not fancy!)

I'll take affordable over hyped donuts to overpriced "local" "artisan" old fashioned donuts any day.

what coffee chain is in middle of the country

No thx! No over-hyped frozen commissary dunkies needed in the PNW. We have a good supply of local shops selling fresh old fashioned glazes

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how do you know thats actual testing though?

OPs graph appears like this could be the final approval stage, post R and D on the clinical trials

Starbucks so dense in cities, and propagating virtually nowhere else.

As predicted in Colorado. All the way up and down i-25 from Ft. Collins to Denver to Colorado Springs. And starting in Denver headed west along i-70. and virtually nowhere else.