Have you ever wondered how the price of a Big Mac correlates with the median personal income of a suburb? No? Only me?
Have you ever wondered how the price of a Big Mac correlates with the median personal income of a suburb? No? Only me?
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Fun facts:
- Doncaster has the most expensive large fries in all of Melbourne at $4.90
- Despite having one of the lowest median personal income, Dandenong has the most expensive Big Mac at $8.10
- Head to Oak Park for a bargain - $6.90 for a Big Mac
Here's the map if you want to learn more https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=13iHGOzQdUEx4O6MUBKeTEdYAfW8ReJY&usp=sharing
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I’m sorry but this data needs to be seriously peer reviewed.
1 0 ReplyWhich part of it? I just checked Dandenong and Oak Park and the prices are correct. Or are you talking about the personal income data?
Dandenong:
Oak Park:
7 0 ReplyThe joke was to go there and try every Mc Donald to see the actual prices written down and get stuffed
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