Alabama is missing Jack’s, a terrible fast food chain that are everywhere down here.
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Microsoft in new mexico? (or is it Arizona? Idk that part of the country well)
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Poor Kodak’s fallen off so hard they can’t even find space for them in a map like this
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Washington says “you’re welcome” for Costco, and apologizes for Amazon and Starbucks.
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Tennessee is missing FedEx
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Fun fact: Kohler and Bemis and Sargento are all based out of the same county. Also Curt Joa. And Old Wisconsin. And Johnsonville.
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MFW no Menards for Wisconsin
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New Jersey having PSEG there is funny. Are there really not that many companies from there?
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Mighty Minnesota represents!
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No Wegmans in New York invalidates this map.
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California is quite the heavy hitter on this haha
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On the app this needs more pixels
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Colorado having Chipotle seems like a pretty basic miss here, there’s surely space for 1 more brand
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How’d you chose which ones to include here (outside of the Fortune 500 list)? Seems like some fairly small ones are included in some states while other larger known brands aren’t there.
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You could add Southwest Airlines to Texas
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Too lazy to add Alaska and Hawaii
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Oregon no Intel?
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Is that the fricken cornucopia with the Fruit of the Loom in Rhode Island?
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How is Wawa on there for Pennsylvania and not Sheetz? I guess Sheetz isn’t big enough? Also, this must be old because RiteAid is still on there.
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It is weird that YRC is listed in Kansas when it shuttered 3 years ago and other major trucking companies (like ones on the fortune 500) arent on the map.
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Sears? Really?
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I’m annoyed that these aren’t correlated to location within the state. For example all of the brands in Upper Michigan came from the lower peninsula. Also most of those car brands are owed by the same companies.
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Update: there are 50 states now.
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St Louisans know that Panera is just a fake, focus-group tested name. It will always be Saint Louis Bread Co. to us.
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Minnesota is missing Dairy Queen.
Wisconsin is missing Culvers.
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Louisiana doesn’t have Tabasco or Rasin’ Canes??
Remby on
Missouri is missing Bass Pro Shop
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How old is this that it considering Sears a major anything.
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Alabama is missing Jack’s, a terrible fast food chain that are everywhere down here.
Microsoft in new mexico? (or is it Arizona? Idk that part of the country well)
Poor Kodak’s fallen off so hard they can’t even find space for them in a map like this
Washington says “you’re welcome” for Costco, and apologizes for Amazon and Starbucks.
Tennessee is missing FedEx
Fun fact: Kohler and Bemis and Sargento are all based out of the same county. Also Curt Joa. And Old Wisconsin. And Johnsonville.
MFW no Menards for Wisconsin
New Jersey having PSEG there is funny. Are there really not that many companies from there?
Mighty Minnesota represents!
No Wegmans in New York invalidates this map.
California is quite the heavy hitter on this haha
On the app this needs more pixels
Colorado having Chipotle seems like a pretty basic miss here, there’s surely space for 1 more brand
How’d you chose which ones to include here (outside of the Fortune 500 list)? Seems like some fairly small ones are included in some states while other larger known brands aren’t there.
You could add Southwest Airlines to Texas
Too lazy to add Alaska and Hawaii
Oregon no Intel?
Is that the fricken cornucopia with the Fruit of the Loom in Rhode Island?
How is Wawa on there for Pennsylvania and not Sheetz? I guess Sheetz isn’t big enough? Also, this must be old because RiteAid is still on there.
It is weird that YRC is listed in Kansas when it shuttered 3 years ago and other major trucking companies (like ones on the fortune 500) arent on the map.
Sears? Really?
I’m annoyed that these aren’t correlated to location within the state. For example all of the brands in Upper Michigan came from the lower peninsula. Also most of those car brands are owed by the same companies.
Update: there are 50 states now.
St Louisans know that Panera is just a fake, focus-group tested name. It will always be Saint Louis Bread Co. to us.
Minnesota is missing Dairy Queen.
Wisconsin is missing Culvers.
Louisiana doesn’t have Tabasco or Rasin’ Canes??
Missouri is missing Bass Pro Shop
How old is this that it considering Sears a major anything.
Shouldn’t Microsoft be in Washington?
Why are Detroit’s “Big 3” in the U.P.?