Pardon me boy? Is that the Chattanooga...

So many flaws in this argument. He'd be ranked 4th overall, not joint, based on number of assists. Also the stat isn't # of goals through the Round of 16, it's total. His efforts helped his team advance for more opportunities to score. It's also more difficult to score in later knockout stage matches as the caliber of team played is increased.

I just can't get behind this argument. 2022: Portugal faced no top 10 teams and was knocked out by 22nd ranked Morocco; Argentina defeated 2 top 10 teams and won. 2018: Portugal knocked out by 17th ranked Uruguay; Argentina knocked out by 7th ranked and eventual champions France. 2014: Portugal did not advance out of Group including a 4-0 loss to eventual champions Germany; Argentina advanced to the Finals losing to Germany 1-0 after extra time. In the two prior Cups they both fell to top European sides in Knockout play.

This is awesome! Come do Chattanooga TN please lol.

He would be joint 4th with 6 other players. These 6 other players all didn't make it to the final and we're KOed as early as the round of 16 (Morata).

I have no idea where Moncton is. All I know is I'm really hungry right now and I wont be going to Grecos

Messi scored 4 PKs, 3 run of play goals, and 3 assists. Ronaldo scored 1 PK.

so fractals don't just show up in nature! Fractals were created In Order to better capture nature! tbs, the traditional mathematics was proving insufficient for the first geographic maps on digital displays - that are zoomable (like your Google maps today) so they had to come up with fractal mathematics for that..🤷‍♀️

actually, if PKs didn't count, Messi still had 3 goals plus 3 assists, which would have placed him 4th (instead of 2nd). that is most certainly still "near the top".

It really does yeah. I thought it'd be harder because of the current state of the economy, but I guess that factor is far outweighed by having a past internship.

I wonder who has better pizza, Moncton or Halifax, given that Halifax has the legendary Pizza Corner? I wouldn't know, despite living for a time in both places, I found it impossible to get anything but donairs at Pizza Corner.

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Had a Boston Pizza in BC once about 15 years ago. I still remember how bad it was.

Congrats on getting the internship. If you don't mind me asking, what's your education and age?

Or in a similar-sized town here in Italy. For example in Brindisi, which according to Wikipedia has a population similar to Moncton, there are 128 pizzerie listed on the local directory.

Not crazy.... we ate it, took the picture, rated it, but they closed. I took out the data cause I didnt want this to be about closed places. But I liked the picture!

In my experience here in Canada most pizza is heavily influenced by the style popularised in restaurants run by Greek immigrants, which were abundant in the early dining scene. Thick crust, lots of sauce with a heavy layer of cheese on top with anything underneath being barely-cooked. It's even sometimes referred to as "Greek-style" or (here, anyway) "Regina-style" pizza.

Okay, am I crazy? I see a photo for “Famous Peppers” but can’t find it anywhere in the ratings. It’s the only one I specifically looked at because the black olives stood out as a regular topping for me.

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But… it’s a pizza pie.

Yah i was just messin around, definitely have to go on taste. Cool project.

Alan Partridge did it first!

I love that you did this (ahem) research. Been thinking about doing this here in Philadelphia.

It’s mainly because businesses need high expenses to operate. If you were to tax total income, you’d have to do it at a very low rate so that businesses don’t go bankrupt

But even still, Boeing is paying tax on a loss here. So they have no income, but still owe tax

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