$7.0 on Wall St

5.80 in philly

5.75 in grand Park LA

6.10 in Chicago.

So cars start at 70k because luxury cars exist?

It’s not hard to get liquor as a teen in the US and it’s underground. I was drinking too vomiting just about every weekend throughout highschool. I doubt that’s going on as much with a 5% lager in a pub, and I don’t see clubs tolerating it that much.

I’d be interested in seeing numbers on which produce more alcoholics. Coming from the latter, the former would have been much safer and better overall🤷‍♂️.

I bet the devs feel the same way too 🙄

Affordable premium experience. That’s CEO for we dropped poor people. So no, that’s not what he said, at all. You should really be more precise and careful how you read. The 20oz lattes are $5.50 until you start adding 40 pumps.

Close enough to NYC to know these ain’t average at all and, at best, are trying to be cherry picked examples, probably from a highway if based on any facts at all.

Oh right, you can find their biggest meals or a 20 oz triple pumped “latte” and add shit to create edge cases. The Internet warrior mo.

A basic taco is $2.50 . $1.75 if you get one without a protein.

I’ve watched kids bolt. Some of you need to touch grass and interact with your neighbors.

Guys, even when things are getting worse, when you lie about the prices to exaggerate, people are just trying to look at you funny.

They didn’t, and as others have suggested, how to come up with p value can differ depending on the experiment.

No it’s not. This is one of the dumbest things I’ve heard today.

Honestly, not sure what I just read 🤷‍♂️

Riiiiiiiight 👌👍

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Cringe

Awwww some dude admitted he liked boobies and this has hurt your feminine view of the world 😭

Touch grass. You people need to interact with real people more.

Nah, shitty questions as usual. Go around any country and all folks to explain a p value and how is derived.

Unless it’s your day job that’s just not information the common person retains. A cursory knowledge of what it is and how is used is all that’s needed for most.

How many of you could fully explain how a p value is calculated (this may be the wrong sub to put this in, but I’ll let my point stand)?

How much do you understand about statistics and p-values

I could tell you how it’s used. I’d have to look up how to calculate it these days. I could tell you that’s a shitty way to get to 67% of something using an ambiguous question that a high schooler could pick apart.

Shitty questions in, shitty conclusions out 🤷‍♂️

Not in the winter.