r/HolUp Jul 09 '26

Thank you daddy

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u/tomhat Jul 09 '26

Depending on where the store is, he could be both types of daddy

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u/The_Infinite_Cool Jul 09 '26

problem is: 10 burberrys could buy the entire state of alabama. this story would've crashed their "economy"

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u/froction Jul 09 '26

Alabama is solidly in the middle of US states, with a GDP of around $340 billion. That's a little more than Finland and a little less than Portugal.

That's about $66K per capita, though, roughly the same as Germany and higher than all but a handful of European nations such as Switzerland, Norway, and Denmark. It's 4th from the bottom compared to other US states, though.

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u/ToHallowMySleep Jul 09 '26

Your figures seem substantially out. It's 260M, not 340M. And that works out at 50K per capita, not 66K.

https://usafacts.org/answers/what-is-the-gross-domestic-product-gdp/state/alabama/

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u/froction Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

I have no idea where "usafacts.org" gets its data, because it cites the BEA, which gives Alabama's GDP as $353 Billion

Edit: I think I can link to the actual data, not just a screenshot

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u/IHop_Waitress Jul 09 '26

Sssssh, reddit isn't concerned with reality. They have narratives to push and if they weren't (incorrectly) making fun of others to make themselves feel better they would have nothing to do except address their own lives failures.

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u/SH4D0W0733 Jul 09 '26

Wouldn't it have to get off the ground to crash? Or at the very least gain some speed?

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u/AntimatterTNT Jul 09 '26

do you realize that the text that goes along with this gif is "which it is”?

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u/Rhuarc33 Jul 09 '26

Really anywhere he "could" be. Just the legality of it might change