Thanks for the additional info. Let's assume for a moment that $0.05 is still a good price for newspapers, and assume that the carrier received 20%, or a penny

Thanks for the additional info. Let's assume for a moment that $0.05 is still a good price for newspapers, and assume that the carrier received 20%, or a penny apiece. Also assume that he delivers every day. That's about 580 papers day. If they're really dense subscribers, I guess you could make a delivery every 10 seconds, so about 95 minutes to deliver that number if you never wait for an elevator, climb stairs, etc. Certainly was a great opportunity for Warren, but an outlier for paper delivery earnings.