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Your implication of certain people making more lifetime visits implying that a majority of the visitors are from that group does not follow. For example if a t
by dan-robertson 6y ago
Your implication of certain people making more lifetime visits implying that a majority of the visitors are from that group does not follow.
For example if a typical longtime homeless person would make (round number) 400 visits a year, and a typical transiently homeless person would make around 40 visits a year, then if eg there were 20 transiently homeless people a year for every longtime homeless person, then the makeup of a soup kitchen would be two-thirds transiently homeless.
- scythe 6y agoI'm not making a prediction, I'm explaining an observation. I don't need implication, just inclusion.