why aren't all 9 resolved? a statement only gets an assessment when the public
record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
ones are still open, waiting for their date. predictions held up or didn't;
assertions are supported or contradicted. on every card:
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▮▮▮▮▮ debate potential. speakers are clickable
Assertion Contradicted
Chewy Sells More Pet Supplies in the United States Than Amazon
“I think it's the biggest distributor of pet supplies. I think it's bigger than Amazon when it comes to pet supplies in the U.S.”
Assertion Contradicted
Raz: Groupon closed its first day of trading valued at $12.5 billion
“12 and a half billion dollar valuation at the end of the trading day.”
Assertion Contradicted
Raz: Liquid Death reached nearly $200M in revenue within two years
“And Mike Cesario entered that saturated market, and you know, within two years, they're close to two hundred million dollars in revenue.”
Assertion Contradicted
Fallon's Late Night generated almost $200 million for NBC in year one
“In your, I think in your first year on late night, you brought in like, Almost two hundred million dollars in revenue for NBC.”
Assertion Contradicted
Raz: Small businesses booked 13 million more meetings during pandemic lockdowns
“In fact, the company reported in August that since going into quarantine, small business owners have set thirteen million more meetings than they did in the same time period before the lockdowns.”
Assertion Contradicted
Raz: Chipotle sells close to 200,000 burritos every single hour
“Chipotle stores sell close to 200,000 of them every single hour.”
Assertion Contradicted
Raz: Deadliest Catch is Discovery's highest-rated show of all time
“The highest rated show of all time on Discovery? The Deadliest Catch.”
Assertion Contradicted
Raz: PAW Patrol Character Rocky Is Modeled on Spin Master's Ronnen Harari
“Rocky is resourceful and handy and despises water, especially baths. And he happens to be modeled on Ronin Harari.”
Assertion Contradicted
YouTube founders each received half a billion dollars in 2006 Google sale
“The founders of YouTube walked away with half a billion each when they sold to Google back in 2006.”