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Aren't you going 20 times per month, twice, that's 40 rides. At an average 25$ you're spending 1'000$/month on Uber.
by epolanski 2mo ago
Aren't you going 20 times per month, twice, that's 40 rides.
At an average 25$ you're spending 1'000$/month on Uber.
- reaperducer 2mo agoAren't you going 20 times per week, twice, that's 40 rides. Work 5 days a week = 10 rides. Plus four rides on the weekend, or not. That's why I used 14. Where do you get 40 rides per week? At an average 25$ you're spending 1'000$/month on Uber. Even if someone did 40 rides per week at your posited average of $25/ride, that's $4,000, not $1,000. Are you letting an LLM do math for you?
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- surajrmal 2mo ago40 rides a month, not week. I'm not sure you're in a position to accuse folks of not doing math when you don't seem to read very well.
- reaperducer 2mo agoRead what I quoted. He edited his comment after I replied.
- ssl-3 2mo agoThey showed their work and named their units. Their math is fine. If work happens 5 days per week, each workday requires two rides, and there are 4 weeks in a month, then there are 40 rides per month. If each of those rides costs $25, then: 5 × 2 × 4 × $25 = $1,000, per month
- reaperducer 2mo agoBut he didn't state per month. He stated per week, then went back and changed his comment after I replied. Guess you didn't notice that I quoted him.
- ssl-3 2mo agoYou're so right! That's such a great load-bearing detail! I especially liked the part where you quoted "1'000$/month" and got yourself all confused about the intended conclusion anyway! Good chat, my friend!
- epolanski 2mo agoYou knew very well there was a typo in the first sentence, and decided to look foolish none the less. It was clearly a per month calculation.