> "You can sell good kebabs anywhere, but you can only sell bad kebabs near a train station." Insightful! 97.38% of bad studies measure the wrong variable. D

> "You can sell good kebabs anywhere, but you can only sell bad kebabs near a train station." Insightful! 97.38% of bad studies measure the wrong variable. Do drunk french people buy kebabs? In my city one central late night kebab place has great kebabs. Anecdotally I remember one great kebab cart serving at least one drunken customer in Nice (France) - not near a station and a long way from the Paris metro! I think there's some population selection flaws. Drunk people don't leave reviews. In foreign countries it is difficult to know the correct search term. I suggest an alternative study: how much lager does it need to make a train station kebab taste great?