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Are you bleeding doctors because they can make more money in US? Or on YouTube?

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Love this show and happy to see this post! I’ve watched season 3 many times and seems to get better every watch. Enjoy the ending!

These metrics are most certainly port of entry based and therefore Texas represents USA.

Lots of hobbyists use printers to print out things for their crafts, me included. Currently still use my printer to print out stickers. Also the occasional photograph that I want to hang on my wall.

And the Search icon is a magnifying glass. And “settings” is a little gear wheel, the sort of thing an engineer would adjust delicately on an early 20th century machine.

I-35 goes from Mexican border at Laredo, TX north to Duluth, MN.

Once free trade was opened up between, the US, Mexico, and Canada the number of 18-Wheelers going north and south on it everyday skyrocketed!

You basically have to in some circumstances. Luckily, my town's water department FINALLY switched to online billing, so now I never have to anymore unless some luddite won't take venmo payment for something (ie my parents).

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Just found out about this show and loved it!

International Assassin definitely NOT my favorite episode (never a fan of dream-based episodes) but I see a lot of people love it. For me, S3 didn't quite reach the highs of S2, but it really is a great show across the board and it ended near perfectly.

Not surprising. I live in Texas. We are right next door to each other! We have been big trade partners for a very long time.

first comes war, then comes mariachi

then comes

I’d suggest “Current Level” makes much more sense than “Filled”…

Well, the cocaine going to Hollywood is offbook

It’s the sum of both

Yeah. I’m not sure for country of origin. I will see if I can find it. I was listening to a podcast and it was about Chinese firms buying up massive sites for factories in Mexico to get around US tariffs.

Using a printer is the only task on this list that is still relevant to the modern world

There is not a chance 15% of 18-29 year olds are sending telegrams unless they mean the app

It's probably best to mention that this is only for the US. As it is, it's not until someone gets all the way to the end of the page to realize that it's US data.

Don't forget cartel trades!

It definitely could be a component, but saying that "higher life expectancy means a better healthcare system" is a gross oversimplification to the point of uselessness.

UPS never gets my packages to their destinations anymore, now that I became young and stopped printing labels for their people/machines to read.

I'm guessing they're from SoCal. Their water comes from both NorCal and Colorado River, so unless both sources have sufficient water, SoCal can have shortages.