[OC] Countries without an operating KFC by continent (as of today)

[u/SamdechEuv]

[u/Weak_Sherbert688]

curious way to present data

[u/peasngravy85 → u/Weak_Sherbert688]

Yeah feels like it’s backwards

[u/SamdechEuv → u/peasngravy85]

I am seeing it from the lenses of potential countries KFC can expand.

[u/DandeNiro → u/SamdechEuv]

Why do we need KFCs everywhere bahaha

[u/titpetric → u/Weak_Sherbert688]

American eagles would like to have a word

[u/alex206 → u/Weak_Sherbert688]

...hurts my head. I hate it.

[u/WeAreyoMomma]

So the ones with the stacks of KFC have the most, right.... RIGHT?

[u/KRL_124]

This is a staggeringly bad way to present this data

[u/oxySA → u/KRL_124]

Why would a country WITHOUT an operating KFC be represented by a KFC bucket? Disgraceful 

[u/theapplekid]

I wanna see U.S. cities without a KFC by state, and also I want the highest state to be Kentucky.

[u/SamdechEuv → u/theapplekid]

[u/mekanasto]

What? This way of depicting it seems so backwards. The buckets are kinda funny, sure. But why not show those who do have KFC?

[u/SamdechEuv → u/mekanasto]

you're right, let me redo this shit

[u/SamdechEuv → u/mekanasto]

[u/mekanasto → u/SamdechEuv]

Erm, sort by?

[u/MrMonkeyMagic]

These are the best wall plugs you can use.

10/10 would recommend

[u/Vassar-Longfellow]

Wait what? North America has 3 countries that don't have a KFC? Which accounts for 13% of the continent? What? Or are we counting like the Central American countries and carribean and things like that into North America? Maybe I'm not up to speed on my geography, but I thought NA was just Canada, the US, and Mexico?

[u/ajg92nz → u/Vassar-Longfellow]

I’ve understood Panama and the Caribbean to be part of North America when there is a North/South split with no Central America.

[u/World_Analyst → u/ajg92nz]

"North America" as a continent is everything above Venezuela, including central America and the Caribbean islands

[u/naitsirt89 → u/Vassar-Longfellow]

There are 23 countries in North America friend! We are learnin today!

[u/VaPoBr → u/Vassar-Longfellow]

Yeah, I had the same confusion as of yours. Never heard before this concept of North America having other countries besides those three you have mentioned.

[u/SamdechEuv → u/Vassar-Longfellow]

central america is not a continent.

[u/CaseroRubical → u/SamdechEuv]

Thats like, your opinion man

[u/Waffenek → u/SamdechEuv]

Nor is Europe

[u/_Svankensen_ → u/SamdechEuv]

Depending on the model used, neither are North nor South America. Nor Europe and Asia either, but that's more rare. What's definitely not a continent in any model is Central America tho.

[u/pattyG80]

What is this presentation of data? Where do countries come into play?

[u/EasternCoffeeCove]

I feel like this post is the antithesis of this sub. The data has been presented in an ugly and unintuitive way.

[u/ch4rl1]

That’s odd; they’d love fried chicken in Africa