Detroit is at the bottom of the list.
http://flowingdata.com/2010/05/13/wh...ood-and-drink/
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Detroit is at the bottom of the list.
http://flowingdata.com/2010/05/13/wh...ood-and-drink/
I wonder what they consider "Detroit". JUST in the city, or the burbs too? If it's just the city I would imagine that a lot of folks just plain don't have the money to be eating out. I mean come on, look at the difference in income per capita in Austin compared to Detroit. It's no contest who's going to be spending more eating out - not to mention the higher cost of living there.
The stats don't really tell me much. Too many variables.
http://www.cleveland.com/datacentral...e=&CPIorderBy=
According to these stats, over one-third of Detroiters live in poverty and nearly half the children.
Exactly. So the data in the OP only tell me people are poor - not healthy.Quote:
Originally Posted by maxx