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Which of the following represents the best reading of lines 6–9 ("A single...on alcohol")?
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Okay Ap england people More on coffee and drugs which
- 00:08
of the following represents the best reading of line six
- 00:11
through nine Let's go find him right there A single
- 00:18
company starbuck sells more than a billion dollars for the
- 00:20
gavi year Americans spend more in the fifty billion dollars
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- 00:22
every year and cigarettes and more than one hundred billion
- 00:24
dollars on alcohol From a skimmed reading of numbers it
- 00:26
seems the author's proving that alcohol is the most profitable
- 00:29
legal drug However the author is trying to show how
- 00:32
insanely profitable coffee is or at least how much revenue
- 00:35
goes with coffee Starbucks alone has eight billion dollars in
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revenues which means that all the coffee providers combined would
- 00:41
probably make it the most profitable legal drug in america
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Starbucks measly eight billion dollars in revenue is relatively less
- 00:48
than other legal drugs But it's only one retailer a
- 00:51
so you could get reveille there And then there's no
- 00:54
mention of where coffee stands with the ranks in total
- 00:57
like where'd that come from Good bye b The other
- 00:59
doesn't address the markets for drugs until wait later in
- 01:02
the passage and doesn't declare preferences at all Probably because
- 01:05
he was hopped up on caffeine yet happens the best
- 01:08
of us So the answer is though it seems americans
- 01:10
spend more money on tobacco and alcohol The author is
- 01:12
on ly including profits from one coffee retailer at least 00:01:16.547 --> [endTime] revenues from them and leases that's written
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