It's kinda weird that they're calculating the mean and calling it a median.

What field are you in? Internship experiences can vary so much from field to field and it's interesting to hear about others' experiences. I went to an engineering school, so it was pretty common for people to make a bunch of money designing something and I was initially taken aback to learn that to others an internship means running errands for little to no pay.

I automatically downvote every post I see from this sub.

>Patricia O'Keefe, who lifted 5 3 times her own weight.

FTFY

Men on both sides of my family have a tendency to die of cancer in their 60s. Both grandfathers, all but one uncle, and my father passed away from various forms of non-lung cancer. How does one get in on these trials?

So that's how they know my warranty is expired.

I was in a similar situation but my debt was "only" ~50k, though I was able to rack it up in just over a year. My solution was to bust my ass to learn some new skills and double my salary. Sure, I had to ignore some debt and ended up getting sued a few times, but 5 years later and I'm debt free with a credit score pushing 800. Get some AWS certifications and you'll be able to pay off your debt in a year. (note that the certifications will probably take a year or two to attain)

It's incredibly difficult to maintain the standards needed to make these lists, so it's entirely possible for a restaurant to be listed one year and not another if there is a dip in quality. Restaurants also tend close seemingly out of nowhere and can for any reason, and top-tier restaurants like this are no exception.

Alinea (3 stars) is $295+ a person.

When I was in college we used to go running after donating blood to save money at the bar.

Shouldn't they have sent a Panda expert?