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excerpt from the movie Idiocracy that shows this exact thing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icmRCixQrx8

Would look pretty neat finished, east coast would be a bit cluttered though

22.50 seems like a weird amount to charge. Usually that kinda stuff is in $5 increments

Bit ignorant on some of his America perceptions. Especially for being a "let me settle the differences between 2 people" video. Not all Americans call it soda or pop or whatever he said Americans call it. Theres more than 2 parties, those are just the 2 largest. Can't tell me every single Canadian election is split almost evenly between all 5 parties. Not all Americans lock their doors (And wtf would guns have to do with that? I feel like owning guns would make you less likely to give a crap if your door is locked or not rather than more conscious about locking it) Its pretty common in small towns for most people not to lock their doors because they know everybody, in Cities its much less common. Pretty sure if you looked at Canada it would be very similar, there are just more small communities than big cities.

So....this looks like a sheet to figure out how much got wasted in a given day/week/whatever. So like somebody ordered a hamburger and it got sent back for having mustard on it, or a partial bag of lettuce didn't get used, and not its too old and has to be thrown out. This is important because that means its probably used for depreciation at the end of the year, because you can deduct the lost inventory cost on your taxes. This means these numbers are the bare minimum physical ingredient costs. As emptyvoid asked, it does NOT include shipping, labor, electricity, etc. The actual cost to the McDonalds on most of that stuff is much, much higher due to all the overhead that also gets applied to each item. Their actual profit margin isn't nearly as good as you are all thinking.

thats......kinda how any business works. You dont hire an employee for 50k and only expect them to generate 25k for the business, you'd go out of business fairly quickly that way.

Seems like a weird assignment even for a sex ed class.

*pic-a-nic baskets

You are oversimplifying a ton of your time. You don't get to count the hour before school that you get ready, you don't get to count the hour it takes you to get home on the bus. You don't (although its commonly accepted for some reason) get to count your 40 minute lunch break, or however long it is. You aren't AT SCHOOL LEARNING for those time periods so you don't count them. When you get out of school and get a job, you get paid for the hours you are there working. Not how many hours of the day weren't "free time" because of your job.
You also don't get to count extra curriculars. They are called EXTRA for a reason, because you CHOOSE to do them in your own free time. Even if its a learning extra curricular like science fair or whatever, its your choice to spend your potential free time doing it.
As to the homework portion, learn to manage your time better. On your ride to/from school are you staring out the window, or are you finishing up those math problems?

But it WOULD be wrong. Absolutely no part of the year 1895 was IN 1896, so 1895 didnt end IN 1896. If anything you would have to put 1896 since it ends at the end of 1896.

But what if the baby got switched at birth!

Seems unnecessarily complex. Can fit the entire alphabet in a digital display (like you see on a digital watch or alarm clock) and only need like a dozen lines. Ya some letters don't look quite right, but a lot of the letters on this look pretty messed up too.