Tools: Datylon

Source: GWI Core, a consumer survey run worldwide every quarter (full disclosure, I work for GWI)

Methodology/other bits: This data is from 47 countries around the world (some countries excluded for obvious reasons). It's specifically among Gen Zers aged 21+ and up to make sure they're legal drinking age in every country we can ask about alcohol consumption.

Logan Paul isn't the main driver of this trend at a global level (though I'm sure he'd be pretty happy about these figures). Having said that, we've seen sizable spikes in the UK in the last year since Prime was released. The main factor driving all this, though, is that Gen Z are way more sober/"sober-curious" than other generations.

PS: if you're wondering why there's more volatility at the start of this time period, that's probably because the sample of 21+ Gen Zers was smaller.

Don't give them ideas

Can you add another layer, which breaks down revenue per LOB by source? Curious about breakdown for interest and non interest revenue forbeafh line of business and how that makes up the whole

Zoom is also a very simple product with few moving parts. It makes more sense that way.

This isn't "how" rather it's "how much"

In which country and city do you work ?

If this war shows something than how dependent we all are on each other. Energy, machine parts, food etc., everyone needs something. So most relationships are not one-sided.

Speaking of India they could decide to change their energy imports but that would deeply affect their military also because it's based on Russian tech. So it's complex.

This would be better as a distribution curve.

It would also be interesting to see a scatter plot of tip vs order total

It makes sense if the company believes that it already offers a competitive product. The product lineup is also not as diverse as other industries like food or automobiles.

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cricks before dicks

Would look better as a histogram. Sankeys aren’t always the best!

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That seems like a proportionally rather high tax bill?

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I really wish information was formatted like this in quarterly and annual reports as a standard

Well if coal was good enough for the Titanic….

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The variances are big, but they’re nothing compared to the gender disparity

Data source Eurostat. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/bookmark/669664c4-a173-46af-a902-8a6e72d64dbf?lang=en

Built using MS Excel.

> If you detained every single person in America and strip-searched them based on a single murder, I think most people would say that's over-policing.

That won’t increase the number of observed murders.

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nothing novel here in terms of Sankey presentation, but this would read better had it been done in $B

That's how media works. There's a video floating around of Matt Damon on Hot Ones explaining how movie profits work. They have to spend at least as much money on marketing as they do on production and distribution, so if a movie doesn't make roughly a 4x return on its cost, it's a financial flop. Since Twitch has to spend a lot on paying streamers, they're operating revenue is thinner than most.

More of North America needs to embrace Nuclear Energy