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@adasfile Resident evil vibes

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@haxe_rain @ele_super_bean

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@Pudnite @cosmiclibe57707 @TurnipJam @uncledoomer Or he could be preparing for the tournament of power.

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@Ayxx244 @BlueAndBold__ @v4ltor @pubity I’ve been on a roll bro it’s only up from here.

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@Ayxx244 @BlueAndBold__ @v4ltor @pubity Ugly all of my life, not ugly now but crippling confidence/low experience in conversation+ abusive family messing me up a little. But it is what it is and I never give up. 🙏

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@BlueAndBold__ @v4ltor @pubity No.

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@defenes77851372 @redtriggerzon @AbdelgabarKarem

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@PycoreG

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Here’s an interactive model with all three factors built in — drag the sliders to see how each assumption changes the outcome.

The three adjustments and why they matter:

1. Individual vs. Family split — YouTube doesn’t publish this. The default is 80/20, which is a reasonable industry assumption for a service where family plans are notably more expensive. More family subs = more revenue per retained account, but also higher churn risk.

2. Churn rates (separate for each plan) — Family churn is set higher by default (8% vs 5%) because a $4 jump is more psychologically salient than a $2 one, and family plan holders are more likely to be on a household budget. Netflix saw ~5–8% churn after their 2023 hike as a rough benchmark.

3. International price blend — YouTube’s 125M subscriber count is global , but the $2/$4 increases are US pricing. Markets like India have prices around ₹129/month (~$1.55 equivalent), so the actual blended global increase per subscriber is materially lower. The model uses a 65% blend factor, meaning the effective global average increase is ~$1.30 on individual and ~$2.60 on family. Toggle it off to see the pure US-rate scenario.

Default output (80/20 split, 5%/8% churn, international blend on): roughly $1.3–1.6B in net additional annual revenue — well below the naive $3.6B gross figure.

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@AcornAcorn33761 @foolibuster People don’t go out into nature enough so he needs to provide for himself

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@IForeign51558 @Al_Rationale1 @McCarthyist2 Because I eat it with food and biting into the onion feels primal

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@Jokeystern @GoofysConcern @KimKatieUSA Lmaoooo

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@elgranspiff @whaaaaaaack @KimKatieUSA @MissDee1117 Well I’m obviously not going to let my habitat be disrupted.

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@ACJ_NSE @CupperTheSecond Me.

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@CyberneticUma Are you still in love?

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@CLOUDWYYY @omarsbigsister I’ll use it when the human lifespan reaches 1000 years

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@TrueRadishMan

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@Njalo21 @grovymango Sorry for how rude I was about it, I was getting very passionate about how much of an eater I am.

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@grovymango Let me ask you this, do you make tastier meals when you are hungrier or when you are not

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@Njalo21 @grovymango A true eater cooks in anticipation of their next meal. You are not.