... the WaPost data indicates the state of each death; the total of deaths for each state was calculated. If that state was Indiana, it is a red plot point; if Vermont, it is a blue plot point, etc

Hah yeah, I have to admit that I am way too analog for my age. But still, I haven't seen an application that can do the same, as just taking a map and designing a hiking route dedicated to my purposes.

I thought I remembered a bunch of sound and fury followed by the passing of a bill that was 99% pre-Trump NAFTA...but that's not to say there was nothing new in there that may have helped our trade I vaguely remember for the Mexican side something about insisting on minimum wages being higher for manufacturing cars that would be sold in the US, so either Mexican workers get a raise, US workers become more competitive, or both...which all seems win-win-win to me.

How does the data on OP's graph compare to the years before Trump's revisions passed, tho? I wouldn't know where to begin

Every now and again I travel to TX for work. The food down there is just fantastic. I’m a big texmex and BBQ guy, and god damn can they make plates down in TX.

He's not wrong. In 2019 there was a mass shootings targeting Mexicans in El Paso after abbot sent off campaign emails talking about Mexicans are invading. His response was the equivalent of"and? Get back to work you fucking Mexicans". I wouldn't call the relationship partners. More like nation state indentured servitude. Hell if Abbot ever became president I wouldn't be surprised if he coup'd Mexico just for the lulz

Not for the amount of guns those guys buy

Isn’t that just NAFTA, with extra steps?

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Packing slips for when I sell something on eBay

Printing out non-editable PDF forms that then need to be entered, rescanned and efaxed!

Yeah, not really getting what the title is supposed to be telling us that we can't clearly see lol. It looks like Mexico trades with Texas more than anything else graphed

I have two printers. I used them a lot more pre-2020. Since then, all the hobbies I printed things out for have either gone away, or gone digital.

Thanks in large to the USMCA Trump trade deal.

Please include vinyl records.

It's as if Mexico and the US have a shared border and a free trade agreement.

What a weird thing to write in response to this

That explains why my chips and salsa in Vietnam was triscuits and tomato sauce

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyN07jKXJ3o

Russia and Cuba, man, they hit the sweet spot.

yeah, I was like, Mexico trades with a neighboring state that shares it's biggest border than the one on the other side of the planet? shocking!

Damn that’s a lotta drugs!

And there’s no insight into exports vs imports. Is the trade with Asia cheap goods that Mexico adds value to and sells to the US and Europe? Or is Asia a final destination for exports? Can’t tell.

I live with two roommates, we work remote/hybrid in tech/finance and don't have a printer.

I also buy more stuff from my local store I can walk to, than a store I have to take a bus to…

Same logic.

Nostalgia and recency bias

🙃 well if it helps, the Legend is in the same order as the 65+ group