Redfish680 t1_jdktle8 wrote on March 25, 2023 at 2:59 AM

If you own property there’s a good chance your local tax assessor requires a check for property tax payments (unless you pay exorbitant fees for credit card processing). Many government organizations require check payments. I suspect the the higher check usage is more caused by income and not age - higher your income/assets the more likely you’re dealing with the government. Higher your income/assets the more likely you’re older.

MrGreatWazoo t1_jdkqlco wrote on March 25, 2023 at 2:33 AM

Reply to [Topic][Open] Open Discussion Thread — Anybody can post a general visualization question or start a fresh discussion! by AutoModerator

Why do some many posters on this sub use a two tone gradient when a monochrome would be much more effective communicating the data? And then some people, ah jeez, some people seem to just puke random colors all over a map or chart. And I’m only slightly colorblind so I don’t think it’s just me

zephyy t1_jdkplyd wrote on March 25, 2023 at 2:25 AM

Reply to comment by TribblePimp in [OC] Retro Activities People Currently Still Do bucketed by Age by Square_Tea4916

people still use magnifying glasses and gears though

FlamingSquirrel69 t1_jdkpkps wrote on March 25, 2023 at 2:24 AM

Reply to comment by Haspic in [OC] Number of physicians per 1000 residents by giteam

That would be a physicist. Physician ≠ Physicist

R0GERTHEALIEN t1_jdkp63s wrote on March 25, 2023 at 2:21 AM

Reply to [OC] In 2022, Mexico traded more with Texas than it did with all of Asia and 6x as much as it did with all of LatAm. by latinometrics

That's crazy I mean Texas is soo far from Mexico. O wait, it's right fucking there and has a huge economy

drew8311 t1_jdkp5pb wrote on March 25, 2023 at 2:21 AM

Reply to comment by rtakehara in [OC] In 2022, Mexico traded more with Texas than it did with all of Asia and 6x as much as it did with all of LatAm. by latinometrics

Asia to Texas via boat

elementofpee t1_jdkohqj wrote on March 25, 2023 at 2:15 AM

Reply to comment by FullMeasuresOnly in [OC] 'The Leftovers' ratings by season and episode (IMDb data) by Mile_High_Hoosier

Listen to companion podcasts after each episode. I recommend the podcast by the Bald Move guys. The BM podcasts really elevates my enjoyment of shows. They just wrapped up the Last of Us recently.

440ish t1_jdkms9k wrote on March 25, 2023 at 2:01 AM

Reply to comment by SkriVanTek in [OC] In 2022, Mexico traded more with Texas than it did with all of Asia and 6x as much as it did with all of LatAm. by latinometrics

grillin' on a small hibachi!

Shirleyfunke483 t1_jdkmkw6 wrote on March 25, 2023 at 2:00 AM

Reply to comment by Purple_Matress27 in The men's Sweet 16 field since 2000 visualized as the sum of total seeds [OC] by Roadkill_Bingo

It’s why TCU did so well this year

yvel-TALL t1_jdkmeo4 wrote on March 25, 2023 at 1:58 AM

Reply to [OC] In 2022, Mexico traded more with Texas than it did with all of Asia and 6x as much as it did with all of LatAm. by latinometrics

Yah, we should look into increasing the Mexico-Asia border in order to rectify this, Texas has a very unfair advantage of hogging over a third of Mexico's border!

OneWorldMouse t1_jdkm31s wrote on March 25, 2023 at 1:56 AM

Reply to [OC] In 2022, Mexico traded more with Texas than it did with all of Asia and 6x as much as it did with all of LatAm. by latinometrics

Asia is like 48 countries... this is a very strange chart.

Benu5 t1_jdklsik wrote on March 25, 2023 at 1:53 AM

Reply to comment by MarleyandtheWhalers in [OC] Number of physicians per 1000 residents by giteam

Fuck, I thought Niger was just nailing it for some reason, then read this.

[deleted] t1_jdkl2nh wrote on March 25, 2023 at 1:47 AM

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TexasAggie98 t1_jdkk0tn wrote on March 25, 2023 at 1:39 AM

Reply to [OC] In 2022, Mexico traded more with Texas than it did with all of Asia and 6x as much as it did with all of LatAm. by latinometrics

And just think, this doesn’t include the billions and billions in drugs, cash, sex slaves, and guns that cross the border illegally or the millions of illegals.

Legally and illegally, Texas and Mexico are joined at the hip economically. It is in all of interests for Mexico to restore the rule of law and civil society so that these trade values can go even higher.