What’s more important currency in world finance, the Yen or Pound ?

We all know the USD is #1 and Euro #2. There is no debate with those.

The Yen and Pound are so close to eachother to round out the top 4.

So who is 3rd and who is 4th most important?

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 23 hours ago

What states have highest variation between what Reddit says and real life does?

Either states Reddit loves vs real life or Reddit hates vs real life.

My personal view is that 1 jobs 2 family 3 weather 4 COL 5 amenities are the criteria for most people and that the Southern states are more popular than Reddit gives credit to.

I think Reddit ranks amenities higher than real world does.

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▲ 1.0k r/Economics+2 crossposts

Since UnitedHealthCare CEO Brian Thompson was killed, UHG has moved up from the 5th largest F500 company to the 3rd largest F500 company passing Apple and Exxon in revenue. UHG made $12B in profits in 2025.

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 2 days ago

How big is the drop off in political views between Minneapolis and the suburbs ?

Is it a gradual transition or sudden drop off when you cross into inner ring suburbs.

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 3 days ago
▲ 207 r/nfl

[BentOuttaShape]: When asked his favorite away stadium to Griddy in, Justin Jefferson said Lambeau…“They hate it… I might try [some new moves next time]. They gonna get mad.”

22:40 mark of video

They refers to the Packers fans

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 3 days ago

Is it true Aaron Rodgers used to troll the Vikings organization by drinking purple Gatorade or Crush after beating the Vikings ?

I can’t find any pics of it. But it sounds petty if he did that lol.

Any other packers troll rivals like yet?

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 4 days ago

How do you feel about air service at Knoxville ?

Flight options seem pretty robust overall.

My wish list though not served today:
- Seattle
- LA
- San Francisco
- San Diego
- daily service to Boston, Tampa, Austin, Phoenix (these are all seasonal or not served daily)

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 4 days ago
▲ 16 r/minnesotavikings+1 crossposts

How accurate is this fan map of the Vikings fanbase ?

Colors represent the most prominent fanbase in each county (obviously a county has more than one fanbase represented usually but only one color can be shown).

How accurate do you think this map is?

Takeaways
- all MN counties are majority Vikings fans
- at least 1/2 of Iowa is Vikings; can’t tell if cutoff is Des Moines or just before that
- almost all of ND counties are Vikings majority
- South Dakota is mostly Vikings territory but looks like western part is broncos ? Are they in Denver media market ?
- surprised to see Vikings in part of NE
- some Wisconsin counties near Duluth and the Twin Cities area are Vikings majority even though most say it’s a hard cutoff when you cross the border

I think the most interesting debates are really where does it flip from Vikings fandom to other at the edges of our color on the map.

u/Professional_Eye6140 — 7 days ago

Account locked a few days ago, new one locked 4 days later

I had an account locked a few days ago but created a new one with a new email but same phone (was allowed to). A few days later I was locked again for same reason.

I’m still confused why I was locked the first time but that’s irrelevant. Here’s my question, if I was locked again a few days after original lock, what are the odds it’s snap locking my account due to PREVIOUS infraction (im using same phone) versus me committing same violation a second time? I’m really confused about this.

I’m trying to

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 7 days ago
▲ 180 r/NFLv2

What are some famous “transition zones” in fan bases ?

One thing I find fascinating is the transition zones between fanbases, cultural orientation towards a major city, and media markets.

These maps probably aren’t a perfect science but it does suggest some interesting transition zones. While the border for instance between MN and WI seems a hard cutoff of Vikings / Packers, Iowa appears to be a funny transitional zones where you could see a mix of Vikings, Packers, Bears with no clear #1. I’ve also heard on east coast that New Haven ish is the transition zone between NY sports and Boston sports and that it’s a gradual shift with no clear cutoff (maybe others would disagree).

Any one have some good transitional zones examples between NFL fan bases especially if it’s a big zone ?

u/Professional_Eye6140 — 7 days ago

What NFC North fanbase bleeds the most into Wisconsin and which NFC North rival state sees most bleed into their states from Packers fans?

The Packers are basically between all 3 fan base.

Most fanbase polls like one above show pretty hard cutoffs at the state lines of the dominant fanbase except for parts of SW Michigan where Chicago Fans bleed in and Iowa where the whole state is up for grabs.

Two questions:
- which NFC North rival fanbase bleeds most into Wisconsin (deepest into state) in your view ?
- which NFC North rival fanbase do you think has the most fans in Wisconsin ?
- are there any transitional zones in your view or are the state lines pretty hard lines like above map suggests?
- which rival state has the most packers fans between Minnesota, Michigan, and illinois ?

u/Professional_Eye6140 — 7 days ago
▲ 454 r/minnesotavikings+1 crossposts

[Vikings]: Vikings new starting QB Kyler Murray said today that “there’s been a lot of great QB play here ugh in the past and I just hope to carry that tradition on.”

Also said he didn’t expect to be handed the job

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 8 days ago
▲ 4 r/duluth

Delta vs United at DLH

What airline is liked and used the most by DLH residents?

\- Delta serves MSP
\- United serves ORD

Seems they are pretty neck and neck after years of Delta/ Northwest owning DLH.

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 8 days ago

Delta vs United vs American at RST

What airline is liked and used the most by RST residents?

Looks like United is coming back in October so all 3 will be back.

- Delta serves MSP
- United / American serve ORD

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 8 days ago

Who are JPM biggest rivals by segment ?

I know JPM is kind of considered the top dog in the industry overall and that it is a massive company with many segments. But by segment who is the biggest rivals?

- Asset Management
- wealth management
- commercial banking
- investment banking
- consumer / community

And for those of you in NY, who is JPM looking at the most ?

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 9 days ago
▲ 0 r/Aspen

How do you feel about air service at ASE?

Was looking at flight schedule and it seems ok but missing some key links.

No NY, DC, Miami, Seattle, Boston for instance.

There are quite a few people from those metros that spend time in the Aspen area. Really shocking to be missing those flights.

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 10 days ago
▲ 13 r/fargo

Seems like Fargo could have more air service than it does relative to other metros in Midwest it’s size

Was looking at other mid sized metros in Midwest like Des Moines, Madison, Omaha, Akron and noticed some routes served at some of them but not at Fargo.

- New York: surprised city can’t get one flight a day to connect NYC with North Dakota
- Washington DC
- LA
- San Francisco
- Seattle

Maybe there are a few others you could all argue but Fargo could easily position itself as North Dakota’s airport instead of just an airport that funnels into MSP airport.

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u/Professional_Eye6140 — 10 days ago