This is weird to look at, like... I thought I remembered seeing a Waffle House near me. Maybe I haven't, though.

People live in cities is a subreddit for things like this. People eat food, people live in cities.

I created a new versions with more regional chains: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/zl3bta/oc_geospatial_distribution_of_different_fast_food/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

Potato Ole’s ftw

I created an updated version including some of your suggestions - feel free to check it out: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/zl3bta/oc_geospatial_distribution_of_different_fast_food/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

16 tons of co2 each year, on average.

Not everyone has Waffle House??

Data : https://ressources.data.sncf.com

Tools : Python, matplotlib

Right. A fair comparison would be Pfizer vs Janssen (their pharma company), Not JnJ.

What have I polluted?

Maybe some correlation, but would make a stronger attempt at a point if you overlaid it with some relevant index fund to show that it's not just following larger market trends.

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Could someone explain what the "cost of sales" is? The actual price of production?

Vaccine was so good they had to force people to take it

Maybe Dunkin disputes the outcome of the 1846 Oregon boundary question so they don't view the Pacific Northwest as "America". Maybe they agree with Britain's claim that Canada's southern border should run along the 42nd parallel.

Has Dunkin's corporate PR ever addressed these allegations that I just made up??

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I honestly don't think this is much correlation here.

I'm looking for a post that compared the lives of several rich people (university, trust fund, job after university, etc.). I remember seeing it but I just can't find it!

I'm very curious to see their sales figures for the past few months - I have to think that owning a Tesla is rapidly becoming far less chic (not to mention all the new EVs on the horizon from everyone else)

The only place where I'd occasionally buy something is Starbucks. Tea and coffee are a healthy commodity (albeit expensive at Starbucks). You can also work on your laptop or read while listening to pleasant jazz music in the background.

However, the other ones just sell junk food of the worst quality, smell of fried oil, and are stressful with loads of people rushing. I don't want to get diabetes, thank you.

This is literally just a map of the 16 regions of NZ. OP didn't just make it up.

Greater Auckland has its own region.

Stock trends from google, dates from Wikipedia.

Acquisitions definitely aren’t R&D. They’ll expand they’re product line, yes, but those products already existed or were researched and developed without Pfizer’s M&A.

One could argue acquisitions allow for more efficient R&D as synergies between newly acquired research teams eliminate redundancies, but you’d need to look into what research PFE was doing prior to the acquisition and if they’re buying something they already were working on, and additionally you’d walk into an even stronger case against consolidating the drug makers into an oligopoly, which isn’t good for consumers.