
Areas in red require full-service. Areas in Blue require full-service but permit customers to self-serve.
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Areas in red require full-service. Areas in Blue require full-service but permit customers to self-serve.
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The map above shows which has more searches Tesla or the Ford F-150.
It’s based on Google Trends data for the last 12 months.
Now, you may think it’s a bit unfair to compare searches for all of Tesla’s cars with searches for just the F-150, and you’d be right.
However, the sales figures between them are probably smaller than you might think.
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Find out why the two can’t coexist:
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They looked at the data from 283,859 people who answered the question on which was more important to the them The Right to Bear Arms (2nd amendment) or The Right to Vote.
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However, this pales in comparison to Canada which produced 19.9 million gallons in 2024, of which around 18 million gallons came from the province of Quebec.
More on the stats by US state & Canadian province for 2024 (in gallons):
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The map above shows the largest stadium by capacity by State in the United States. Overall, there are 429 stadiums in the United States with a capacity of over 10,000 people.
Collectively they could hold just 13.5 million people or the entire population of Pennsylvania and Wyoming combined.
Here’s a bit more about them:
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So I asked ChatGPT to split US states into one of the 4 Hogwarts Houses from Harry Potter and this is what it came up with.
They are:
First it’s reasoning:
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Canada is the lone exception of any country that does not need a VISA or ESTA to enter under most circumstances.
British Overseas Territories citizens of Bermuda are also granted this exemption but to qualify, they must present a British passport with “Government of Bermuda” on the cover, with the nationality listed as “British Overseas Territories Citizen” or “British Dependent Territories Citizen”, and containing an endorsement stamp of “Holder is registered as a Bermudian”, “Holder possesses Bermudian status” or “Holder is deemed to possess Bermudian status”.
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The data comes from the Prison Policy Institutes’ report: State of Phone Justice: Local jails, state prisons and private phone providers.
Here is the data per state, followed by the facilities in each state with the highest rates: